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Improved washing Machine.

Improved Washing Machine.
f'HE II celebrated Machines, for which received
Diploma at The iir of the Worcester Co. Mechanics
Association. made at No. CENTRAL STREET where
orders may be addressed.
The following is taken from the Editorial columns Of the
Spy: We haze hsd one OF Coyes's Washing Machines
in use In eur family, for several psst and after
giving It fair trial can amend II the best machine
Tor thai ruepose hat we are acquainted with 1t il
manner as to IIjnre ctohes much less done by
other washing machines, by The common hand rubbing
b0nrd."
NJ Price SIS. Wdrranted to please.
NAV 81 d2sw wifi FRANCIS GLOVES.
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For Sale.

THE STOCK AND TOOLS of Blacksmith shop, sit.
Dec 49, dwtf
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TO MARRIED LADIES.

1114O1ElGs
the strong solicitations of her friends and partrons
~ Mrs. GooDwS, has at lat reluctantly permitted her
name brought before the public for the benefit
rnd women who prefer not To their lives the hands OF
male Physicians at the most delicate period Of womans life
Mrs experienced aud holds
herself IN readiness 10 the calls Of all who wish secure her
serc's and she feels confident by her long experience
profession give entire satisfaction all wko may wish Ia
employ her.
Mrs O will be found at her house, No. II Browne
Block, Salem-street.
Worcester. Feb ~ du
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Rooms 10 Let.

4 GOOD Room in Warren Block, Pearl Street. Also,
"A one or pleasant Rooms Front Street, suitable
or lodging Rooms. Inquire at the Spy office. dttA6
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BARRETTS DYE HOUSE.

0AhhEIIS 1--we dUUSE,
40 WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON.
AIDES Dresses, ClOaks, shaws, Iandkerchefs scarR
IL Bonnets DC. Gents Goats, OvercOats, and Pants
Eyed and finished In The best manner,
The subscriber having the agency of the above
celebrated Dye House, Is prepared receive and for
ward goods TO he dyed and hopes that the character
the establishment for despatch and beauty Of work
ogetherwth his endeav0rs to please, will him
share Of patronage, AT
MARTIN r. WILLIAMS, Bonnet Rooms,
Central Block, l27 Main street, Worcester.
Apri!l dwSf
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Cisters,s Cenlemted,

C1SterNS CeHneNte0s
THIS is to notify all those who wish have CisteTns
Cemented in the ground that the subscriber has had
much experience ia Cementng Ciserns, and will do this
work on the most improved plan. II orders for such
work leF AZ his house No TEMPLE STREET Worcester,
will be promptly attended to.
Nav %. DIV HUGH JOYCE.
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FOR SALE,

VALUABLE ESTATE, No. II Summer ST.,
- II consisting Of House, Barn. and Building Lot.
s:.A supply good and durable water with many de-
rabe privileges, when examined dlf March ..
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For Sale.

TWO story dwelling House, situated on Salem
80 n st. Said house is so by p feet, with wood
shed a1d other convenences. The oii IS eet by
A. convenient for large small family, and consider
ole fruit on the premises For further particulars inquire
4 ALVAN ALLEN, is Trumbull st.
vvorcaster XIV Il l5is, DIFF.
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
NEW and elegant HOUSE Laurel Street.
- n Inquire of MERRlFIELD d HAPGoOD.
sa@ Feb s DIFF
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WANT TO PURCHASE,
- A SMALL or medium sizet IlOUS f in pleasant
4Hw5M IA part OF the city. Address, Drawer No. AZ
ell describing location. DIFF May 49,
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THE WEATHER esrerdsy was fine day the sun
out in the morning in all It's glory, and the
curry rose to 81 degrees at seven o'clock A. NJ At
twelve, NJ 1t marked AZ degrees; and at three, M
AZ degrees The ice in the streets Is fast melting away,
and there is every prospect that shall have
filthy set Of streets any herd Of swine could wish
to walow in The accumulated rubbish of three
four months begins already to exhsle such odors
promise rich harvest to physicians. What full de.
veopment of the thaw will be- it is easy to imagine
Tom HrER's RETURN THE CIrY.-The late pu-
gilist- more candidate fer the honors Of the
r,pg-hss returned to town, and lionized by bis
friends yesterday Afternoon. A carriage, drawn by
four horses and decorated with flags passed up and
down the Bovery just before night bearing the victor
in the bat of POOLS Island 1t gazsd after with
the greatest interest by all the boys, and many Of
larger growth. Hyer In card that for the
future it 10 his intention net to be connected d.
rectly indirectly, with any puglistic encounter"
Sr DAvip's DAY.-A dinner will be given on Thurs
day evening March at the Shakespeare Hotel,
Of William and Duane streets, by the National and
st David'a Benevolent Society.
ANNIvERsARV OF THE FRENCH Observation-Disclosures.
day being the anniversary OF the late French Revou-
tisn very generally observed by the French nha-
btsnts of New York. There several meetings
and dinners, but general sssemblage. The prnci-
pal feature Of the day. believe dinner given
at the Hotel de Paris, where much patriotism dis.
PLAYED by those who united in COMMUNICATING the
event which gave to France republican government.
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Court or Sessions.
Before Judge InsiAham, and Aldermen Crolius and
HatAad

I'm Incsrrigble Offender Warm Reception ofthe OFF,
Ger ofJustce-Danie Doris, who had been discharged
out Of custody but two days ago, WAS charged With
riotous and disorderly conduct The prisoner In re.
ply to question from the Court said that he had not
had time to go away the Court told him he had had
time to misbehave, and create difficulty; why did he
throw hot water upon the pelicsmanl
HUGHEs, the police officer then called He said that
the day Of the prisoners discharge he pursued
the same line OF and drink
ipg he hs prsoner had beaten him very severely and
kicked him In such manner that he still felt the Of
fects Of IT. 1t the females who had thrown the hot
water him. The prisoner protested that he was ig-
Dorant Of the whole affair. The policeman was asked
by the Court whether he sure that the prisoner
was the person The officer said he could not be mis-.
taken.
HIS HoNoR then addressed the prisoner, and said
that As he had thought proper to reject the sdmoni
ton, and to disregard the warnings which were given
to him when he was before the Court, . very
cent OCCASION he must be punished for his determined
misconduct and therefore the sentence Of the Court
was, that he be imprisoned for three months In the
fenitentary and kept TO hard labor The prisoner was
then removed
Several motions, which, however, possessed no fea-
ture Of public interest, were disposed Of In one OF
thee the Court having dissented from the Wow taken
obliged hit would say what practice 1t did wish to
taretion There had for the last two years, been 30
much new practice that he (the learned eounsel CON
fessed he could not understand IT, and never could.
The Court adjourned ct IL O'Clock.
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fM.525, 800
American State Stocks.
Markets.

LONDON MoSEr MAnxEr, Feb o.-CIrr, 10 O'Clock.
The funds still very firm. Consols this ming
opened 922 to 921s were almost Immediately dsne at
e8 and are at present 92% to 92 The foreign stock
market also supports high prices. Spanish continue
to be good deal looked after, and the actves have
improved to Tx to l7%; Mexican is steady ct 25H.
Tho share market has presented no activity to day,
and prices about the same they yesterday.
Two o. CLocx.-Ths Corn Market Is rather heavy
to-day. In the funds there Is much frmness but
have the feature has been observable for
days part viz rather lower prices for money than
count. Censols now 925s buyers The New 81
per Cents realise 9s& to "a. The March Exohequer
Bills are ASS to ass prem. The Foreign Secu-
rites at present very little dealt In. Span
ish Five per Cents bring, however, the ad
vauced rates Of Tx to l7% and the Three per Cents
2sx to 80. Portuguese Three Per Cents worth Is
TO ~. Mexican Bonds are 25A to 26Ia, aud Grenada
l6 with rather dull appearance. Brazil old stock is
worth SIX. Russian Bonds 1851 to 100. Dutch
~ Per Cents bring 60i to sos and Belgian ~ Per
ents go to SIX Shares comparatively quiet, and
North Western and Midland scarcely maintain the
rise Of yesterday afternoon. Boulogns and Ameins
are higher.
LArEsr-THREE O'CLocx.-Consols for the Account
left of at 92%, rather sellers
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INTERESTING NAVAL INTELLIGENcE.-Amongt
passengers In the Europa is Commodore Foxhs
A. Parker, of the United States Navy. 1t will |
recollected that he short time since went
Europe, On mission connected with the organ
cation of the German Navy. Since then, II
steamships United States, Acadia, and BRITAIN
have been purchased for that service. The retu
of Com. P. has probably something to do with Il
outfit of the United States, and securing the &c
vices Of other American naval officers till Germt
officers become az fat in naval tactics.
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SrrRrMr CovaT.-A special term will Be held next
week. No jury causes viii be tried.
Sur.RIoR Counr.-Nsxt week 10 vacation week In
this court No Issues Of fact will be tried during the
March term.
Conmsr PLrm.-Lsw ~gsnsntsin this court during
the next week.
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WILL SALTpETRE EXPLODE !-For long tim
past, one of our medical colleges in this city n
been in quandary in relation to the con.ag
ness or non -contagiousness OF the Asiatlc che
some members of that learned body advocaul
the affirmative, and others the negative side ,
the question. 1t was supposed that the sube
would have been disposed of at the last meetir
of the society, which was held on Wednesds
evening last; but no conclusion was arrived at. !
order to get rid of the vexed matter, resolutls
was offered, to the eect, that in the absence of su
fclent knowledge on the subject, it Is lnexpedie
to decide the question by formal vote.
Now, we cannot see how formal vote of thos
Swans could decide whether the cholera was CO.
tagious or not: and in The absence of sufficie
knowledge on the subject, we think 1t strange tn
they should enter on the discussion at all. "
fear that this, like the other problems OF the ag
such as. i" Will salt ,etre explode 2" " Who strut
Billy Patterson 2" &C., will, as far as the Acaden
Is concerned, be Questlo vercta for some time
come The discussion has been very Pickwickis
throughout.
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News FROM ST. THonAs .--Our accounts from
ST. Thomas are of the 3lst ut. They are of a
commercial character only, and our correspon-
dence from there will be found on the fourth page
of this days paper.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
Northwest corner OF fulton and Nassau
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR.

JAMES GORDON BENNETV,
PROPRIETOR.
TIE n4Hx X. #5ESa iftsts;: e.
3R kfESET afS5 =; nj. Cont
pr Jor erenlat,o. ID Esrops printed e Feas1
sSs4s e. ''''' s.' a""s" .' '.s~
3d. %SS S' r'.,sSs I'll from
vC% fI oNDENcE, containing inportan.
neios solicited from any quarter 81 the cord xed oA De
THE HERlLD ESTABLIsLaiENT is open throughout tho
,.ssta Z Is ss srJ %"s Z. e
so 90 q sJ3' T. aa sss &"
NO'NOTlCE taken of anonymous Communication. Whot
gaera.ty Of ii. good JaaS W. raSr" rejected
PRMTiSd Of all Kind. .sseu s beautifully and ~ah
ADJUSTMENTS TOMORROW EvENIHa.
BowERY THEATRE, Bowery-LAsr DAYS OF Psnpru-
NAVAL ENsAoaarN1s-AnL or ALDsRvor.
BROADWAY THEATRE. Brosdwsv-KAru wooDnuLL-
BsorHKRs MARrIsHrrTs GrNsAsrrcs--SLAsHER AND
CRAshS1
NATIONAL THEATRE Chatham squArs-hAprLAIsr-
NOSE IN CAILVoRSIA-SwxxrHEAhrsA AVID WINS
BURToNs THEATRE, Chambers strso.-Kmcor TIE PEA
MECHANICS HALL. Broadway. near Brooms--Cuxwrrs
kINsrRrIA
SOCIETY LIBRARY, DroaAway, near Leouard-Nzw Or
EAss 8ERkNADERa
ALHAkBRA. Broadway, near Princs-sAHpA LENT Co.'S
AukRIoAE CIRCUS
BIOLOGICAL HALL. Bowey-VAN AnBURex Cos
4EEAeERM
CHINESE MUSEUM, $50 Broadway-CHINrsn CuRronT1Ea
BROOKLYN CONCERT sALOON-WHrfs SERErADxRs.
CHINESE ASSEMBLY Rooms. Broadway-Jssxr GuSoLs
S0IRkK DANsANTE
N0rE Smndnv Eebruarv &. 1910.
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The steamship Europa arrived at this port yes
terday morning, and brought to our regular files
of English, French, German and other exchanges,
and batch of correspondence from all the Euro
pean capitals. The details of the news will be
found in to-day's paper, as well as few of our
letters. We shall publish the remainder from day
to day, as readily as we can make room for thcm
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ssid 70. fair Orleans middns ~ ~ and ordinary
~ "a per ID. The sales for the ended I'd inst
amounted to 1850 bales Of which $1,000 was taken
on speculation and 200 for export and this weeks
sales 81 which spscuistors have taken 10 500
and exporters 100 bales The American descriptions
sold this week consist Of IL $50 Upland at AZ Ia
$50 Orleans, at 8k 80; 934o Alsbams and Mobile at
. AZ, and 800 Sea Island ct X lax psr ID. The
import during the two weeks s IS 600 Of which 81
is from the United Stses and the stock in this
port 10 estimated at 407 900, against 600
period last season; the stock Of American Is about
246,G0O, being an increase Of $4,000 bales.
The new Corn Law having come into operation, the
duty now 10 one shilling per quarter on wheat and ali
kinds Of grain, and seven pence farthing per Dbl
Flour and Indian Meal; and heneeforward the quota
tions win b the duty paid prices dealings In bond be-
ing at end. Some advance has taken place in the
Corn Markets since last, and good deal bust
done last week; but In the last few days the
demand has fallen of and the trade become heavy
again Flonr Is quoted 27s 27s Cd per Dbl Ohio bein
most In favor; American Wheat 6s I'D To Sd per
10 lbs Indian Corn 2qs Cd for inferior white to 32s
quarter for the best yellow Indian Meal 4ss las
6dper Dbl.
IDs business in Turpsntine, since last, has been
abb ut 600 bbls at To a Is I'd per cwt The recent
eupply exceeds the demand, ssd the market Is heavy
Common American Rosib IS Cd = As per cwt
BROWN, SHlPLEY,& Co.
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VERY LATE FROM THE British WKsr INDIES =
By tho steamer Ospray, at Halifax, from Bermuda
we have papers from most of the British West In
ola Islands, from which we CLEAN the following
The Ospray left Bermuda on the 10th inst.
The yellow fever, we regret to observe, has re
appeared at St AIMS garrison, Barbados. In iv,
months, ninety.two persons have fallen victims (,
thus disease. Fifteen sergeants of the Tad rep
ment have died since that regiment left Gibraltar
year ago. Sugar making had commenced, ant
the crop is said to be unusually good.
The Portuguese immigrants, recently arrived
st. Tlncents, are leaving for the neighborin
islands as fast as they can get away. One hundre
left within the week ending Jan. 18th, and other
were to leave soon for Madeira
A severe shock of an earthquake was felt at Do
minico, Jan. 23d. Some dwellings, were injured
but no lives were lost.
AtDemarare, the weather has been favorable 70
the canes, and the sugar crop promises to be abun
dant on the estates that have been KEEP. In oper.
ton.
The appointment of Mr.. Barkly, as Governor
British Guiana, has excited much speculation
the colony, as to the instructions of the home &c
vernment. Some regard ii as a concession, an
the hope is entertsined that he will come out on
powered to grant such relief will save the couI
try from otherwise utter rum.
Several murders have recently been commute
at noon day, ON the public roads leading from tn
town.
The British brig Standard. Resey, from Dem,
rara, bound to England. was lost at Martiniqu,
on the night Of December 80, and eight OF tn
crew, including the master, his brother, aad tw
passengers, perIshe3.
For shin newa see nrOner head
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Bank OF England.
An account, pursuant to the It'll and 9Th Victoria,
Chap 81 for the week ending Saturday the 3rd day
Of February, 1849.
Notes ssusd Els Government Debt. Ell OBS 100
Other S&cuhtea u. 1884 800
Gold Coin and Bpl
Silver Bullion. So. 60lW2
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rx.,. LIVERPOOL, Feb 9th, 1849.
continued good both from and sps oulators
ana large business has been done, producing fur.
ther advance OF fully I'd per H. The on ,iai quota
dons now are ~ for fair Upland and fair Mobile and
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globe,
and believe that the nning and the dawn Of that
revolution were laid at our own meetings In tho Free
trade Hail.
Colonel Thompson, Mr.. John Bright, Mr. Miner
Gibson, Mr.. Hope Ia tenant farmer and League
essayist, and Mr.. George Thompson, were the
other speakers At an instant or two before mid
night, some mlnsirels struck up Or. Mackay' g
song, There's a good time comlng;" as the
clock struck twelve, the assembly rose and shouted
their hurras that Protection had ceased; and soon
afterwards the meeting broke up.
Next day, a large number OF the most influential
quests at the feast, held meeting IN Newall's
Buildings, tor the purpose OF originating new
Financial Reform Association" Mr. George
Wilson OF course presided. Mr.. Golden moved,
and Mr. Bnght seconded, motion to found a
society Tor maintaining an efficient care over the
registration OF voters in boroughs and counties,
and promoting the increase of the county electors
10y the multiplication of forty-shilling freeholds
Views I'm Europe Respecting the Californi.
Gold kegion-The Excitement.
From the London Times, Feb ~
One fne morning last September we called the
attention Of our readers to the strange results
which might be expected from the sudden admis.
sion OF thousands OF the hungnest, most lnouIsi.
tive, and most indomltable adventures in the
world to the uniathomable stores OF a vast unex-
plored region. BY adopting Cobbett's interpreta-
ton OF prophecies, we might take credit for having
predicted no uncomfortable portion OF the won
ders which we now announce, but we are free to
confess, that although we did compare the Ameri.
pan, we were not altogether prepared tor such
report of their transactions as we yesterday pre-
eented to the public.
Our advertising columns will have sufficiently
shown that the rage for gold-hunting has not been
limited to the New World; but we have reason to
suppose that very indefinite conceptions are enter
tanned respecting the circumstances and condition
OF The country strangely introduced to popularity
and renown. At this moment the golden treasures
seem practically to belong to the finder. Any I'M
mgiahl rom any quarter, possessed OF plckaxe
ana snoyel, Is apparently at liberty to pocket all
the gold which his diggings may produce. The
isrTiory, however, IL the recognised p.aSer.y OF
the Untsd States, and although certain political
and legislative difficulties have hitherto Irnpeded
the foYnol settlement of the province vet the t1,e
must be az hand when the miass OF California 7iil
be no mere common property than the MN an cS
Alma59c Nothing but an sytraordinarv % 1rhi
nation Of circumstances could have permitted he
scranp,e 10 continue &c io7s Ca.ifs,n;a - "a
of the few regions OF the known world which NAV
be presumed to have never at any period of time
been subjected to any cognlzsble government IL
was never, like Central America, the seat of any
bsrbsric civilization, nor was 1t ever brought
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De Cordoba. Mercantile IsselIissseer.

JANa1ck. Dec. y, 1888
srrTEs-AzeneA1 Il 'nal ses' Ia net sac a. 7ii'
"a per 10
CEEEsr-An.r.-ss q, .all Al 81 Per D.
CopFf.H-O~'rs % Ire ,rs1es oe Y VIE very AZ o.e
,ocu cur iui itfrs, OILY very sea- poIeon y ne
s-ys rs-vo 30 "a s-d Dot ; . Tea ave irsdVerArly
sr-,.sl "a 49, ptcAd Tns prices k-e Ia per ~ %
10 ics And "a per x some r-i1neoH 81 -lsA
arrived few weeks sre-, hsv- been 20 ng o. -, y
I0s 20 u. nos sui tssi he rock Of Goldfish q
So a. 40 4r have Dot got pick I'd Fsh 70 h-p - NJ
cr-t We r-1srs ia. 70 TIE 1-sr- ~ oo.aia re-
ed Far snd o. vheh .faeIes - Pss - 49, ~. 80
Tlh cry Fih b. - hoders nay ne ~ 'a'eo ne %
tAiriry Z re prices n bier We have 1loiec
FLorz-Th- sgocE 10 ar . baI 10 oenlA.a - Il
,remsy Inactive, ovios 70 the oea-y s-gp " 80.
a. o1 tse -laristiu posse.s0o q leo obs d witch
shaui go bbls have been tsleo 10 oI a. S+s PhiAie
Pits hss aso moved 10 snail los al 30
FELIsHrs-Ar- very tai' here eeins DO procaee io'
INV -Prin. Anshesr haze been sod "7iissi, ssd
10 erf0r ~ 8. s6d.
81 per D. al az encesvor be1s made 10 IN he Price
- - The OK % age
Pre- 0. scarcely 10 fair supply slippers mast however
70 nod-r,.e In cir tuppes ssin the present stse 81
.Hdrs con.nnoti11 10 very limited White Pioe 1a-d'
rave s1 od a. s0s per thousand feet ard lot Of ieh
rS7c0n Al 3. Per tsc1sznt feet Cedar Shingles have
b--a sod 4. .s. per " WOOD Hoops are uosia ie
n.cErsrl-No srs placed viii Dry Fiih .Sns pr
b. Thsso-t snA. buI The high price hSs a,ensioIe
AI.L-The B.anor. vessel brought go sbls to b,re
uA1sscuoa n large ssiss 80 oob have ee-o paIee4ed
90 per nbi .
PosE Tho .toet Is heavy. Sales are made Al S's''s
per hhl FOR prime and 66ss6ss FOR uess
ENcHASeFs -Merchsn,s Biiis 90 London. n days.
PEI cent premium N-vYofs ~ Gays. AS per ceul
premi1u God Colu m1ian Doubloous, per cent on
"a: Old spanish D1ubloons. i. per cent OF Is ss-
Tie Bars re1se ,ns zod either - deposits or 10 ray
r1eni 4 acceptance