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Situations Wanted,
ENDLESs CHAIN pTrMpc

TWO foung Girls, acquainted with all kinds of house
Il work, wish for situations. Inquire of JAMES CON
MEN. at - FrOnt-st. d6t& oo,oo
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Wanted Tmmediatalv

A GOOD Tin and Sheet Iron Worker Jnauire nj the
"A Iron and Stove store OF J. Il, t0itiN9, ~ '''9
Oct4. ar - - hOHlnw, 90
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE at AUCTION.
s. w. sELBY g. co.

VIII sell at their Sales Rooms,
Ih1s Wednesday afternoon, Oct. Goth.
at one O'clock
HOUSEHOLD consisting in part Of
2 Wooden Carpets, French Bedsteads,
8 common do, Cot do, Feather Beds Mattresses.
Comiotables Blankets, Sheets Cherry Dining Tables
common 40, 90 cane-seat Chairs, large Mirrors
BOOK CASES, 3 Tea Poys, 5 COOKING STOVES
large Office Stove, Parl0r Stoves.
10 wood-seat CHAIRS, ROCKING do7 Dressing Tables
3 Wash Stands, Stair Carpets ] Crib 5 Clocks,
Wash Tubs Pals, Stone Jars Crockery Ware Bed Cords
Chamber Furniture, Coal Holds, Baskets, Straw Car
Also, one BASE VOL.
Worcester Oct 80 1850. AZ,
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Women's Rights Convention

ANE OF the kesoutions found upon paper and nootno
~ round town" supposed have been passed n he
, i convention which strikes us us being exactly 60
cver I,' IRu. when edo get our rights Gf that time
~ Soad coihe) we WILL to md1', buy our brceches of
A. MACULLAR & Co, fa
oo,os 49,, at Tie cir Ci0fhfag Store
$3.50 dI l724 MAIN ST. WoncrsrEu
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Robes de Paris.

4 EN LnMEN viii now find at HIlDSON,S an assort-
- l, 'n' o Dressing Robes, which cannot he eqnallcd in
o., ia IA :" ave" England NO. Fagg Block.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-30
DIED,

DIED.
In this city, Oct o. Samuel of Horace c. and Eliza
beth A. Watson, months.
gJFuneral Thursday afternoon, at O'Clock, from No
Snem ST. Friends and relatives invited to attend
In Duxbury, Oct Gath, Capt Henry Moore formerly Of
Bolton, so.
In Paxton, Oct Mrs Nancy c.. wife of Daniel Cook o.
Printers in VI and VI. please copy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-30

M X. WEAVER respectlnly gives notice ,h, h
~ school mas commenced at BRINLEY HALL The newt
lesson will be given on WednesdGy, ne sou INST
~ Hours for Ladies' from O'Clock M until & Gentle
men from until in the Evening '"'''
Worcester Oct 26. 1g50 ,,.s
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PREPARE F0R. WINTER

A FULL assortment of LADIES' Gents ard ChiJdren,s
IA WINTER HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
of every description, very cheap.
Also, LADIES' Misses and Childrens Merino and Cash
mere Vests.
GENTS silk, Merino, and Lambs Wool Under Shirts
and Drawers in great variety.
Always to be found the lowest prices at
Oct 80 DIV ca CHkNRFRTIN &, CO.c
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Boy Wanted,
DhNnINn

kfVuKl ZEN to sixteen years old that has some know
between and 10 O'Clock A. H. ~ '''N ar 100
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FOR GOVERNOR,

Free Soil Nominations,
ELECTION, MONDAY, NOV EMBER llth.
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Boot and Shoe Bottomars Wanted.
'FWo hands to bottom Mems Calf ard Kip Boots-aso
TWO hands TO bottom Calf and Goat Shoes can have
constant employment and good wages if they appv soon
Fitchburg, Oct 80. dos 4 SMITH,
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OPENING OF THE
NEW STYLES CLOAKs ANN
PARTS cArEc

ThhIS SACkS,
GEO. L. BRE ANT will on "wednesday nert
October 3OGh, -
Open for the Inspection of The LADIES of this Civ HE
FALL PATTERNS OF
Silk and Thibet Cloaks and Sacks.
I'LL are fhrited 10 call and examine some garment,
achich elegant.
HIVE STORE, $50 Main Street.
0U'-' w3td6t
Il. #. NEWTON,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
No. BrinIey Row,
Oct Is. 1859. dwtf 5syoroos4o.
DR.. R. WOODWARD,
Office corner of Main and Thomas Streets.
aug 10 dw3mis
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LADIES CL0AKS for FOUR DOLLARS
M d sell a wel-made ALPACCA or IYONESE .CIotb
w CLOAK for the above very low price.
All Others proportlonably low
" Also every other article of Cloak Materials at the
lowest prices commencing 12t cts for an Aipacca
Purchasers of Cloaks should call at
octoO DIV CA CHAMBERLAIN & cos
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WORCESTER DAILY SPY.

WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER so, 1880.
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STEPHEN C. PHILLIPS of Salem.
rnP 1rrrr,- cnVER NOR.
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GMAsA WALKER Of Eorth" Brookfeld.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-13

BRowS UNIVERSITY AT the adjourned meeting
Of the corporation Of Brown University, held Au-
gust 2, 1850, the finance committee reported that
1850 had been subscribed toward the fund for
enlarging the course Of studies in Brown Universi
that nothing can be collected unless the whole
amount (t125 ,o00) be subscribed on the 9th day OF
September next. On the other hand, IL was evil
dent that, unless the contemplated changes were
whole plan must be abandoned. The corporation
therefore resolved to proceed, relying solely on the
lberality Of their fellow citizens. The following
officers were accordingly electeds-Rev. Asabel
kendrick, ID d., Of Madison University, professor
Of Greek; William A. Merton, Of Delaware Col
lege, Professor Of natural philosophy and civil en-
gineeripg; John A. Porter, Of the Lawrence Scien-
thc School, professor Of chemistry applied to the
arts.-ProviSs~cs or. ID Journal, August D.
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Law intelligence.

IMPORTANT DKC1sIo~.-Some time since, suits
were commenced in Columbus against the Stock
holders OF the Bank Of Columbus and other broken
banks there. The object OF these suits was TO
make the stockholders personally liable for the
pay ment Of the bills. Some of the cases being
heard in the Superior Court Of Muscogee county,
the decision was in favor Of the stock holders The
decision In one Of these cases, however, was ex-
cerfed 10, and carried TO the Supreme Court, which,
at its recent session at Americas, IA Sump,er
county, reversed the decision Of the lower court
thus ., ndering the stockholders liable -yararadh
(fia.) Rsy-sbHco~, h~<vsf ..
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ssarssss.. -. 1000, n.sv S,s7s S.ss i,ss9Tss
OR. in round numbers, the aggregate force Of the
United States militia is at least 100000 Of men,
with many incomplete returns, and none what
ever from Minnesota, Oregon, Utah, New Mexico,
and California. With such a splendid military
table, in the event Of civil war, the movements Of
our coniending armies would present such scenes
a. were only paraleled by the grand movements
Of Napoleon and the alliances against him. God
forbid that such calamity civil war should ever
befal us
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-13

WEBSTER ON MarN.-Tbs Boston Bee has the
following nom its Washington correspondent
A gentleman Of this city, having read Mr.. Horace
Msnn's last letter, wrote thus TO Mr.. Webster -
Nv Dtss SIS Mr. Mann has written another letter,
but pray you 10 take no notice Oft Let him rail-
Unanswered.
To which Mr.. Webster REPLIED
Wssrrraro-, July n, 1850.
nv DrAn ss:-xste Yourself quite easy; shall not
answer Mr. Horace MAINS railing 81 Jude writes,
that when Michael the srchasgei eentspdea with the
devil about the bedy Of he did brisg against
him . railing soeusation-
Archblshcp riiiotsoa remains that, In ths partieu-
lar the srchsog.i acted quite prudenty, he hnsv
that In contest Of rsiiisG, the dsvn would bs teo
hard fss hin.-resrs aivays truly.
DANIEL WynSTER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-13

RyroRT or Tm VISITING COMMITTEE TO wEr
PonT AcApssr.-The report 81 the Board Of vis-
iiors 70 the Military Academy at West Point speaks
in terms OF general commentator Of the institu-
tIos. The committee on instruction recommend
the Introduction OF the study Of the Spanish Ian
gusee-certainly very necessary branch OF in
siruson for our military oficers-of the evidences
OF natural and revealed religion, Of international
and constitutional law, and Of English composition
and eloquence. As q necessary consequence they
recommend an addition Of year to the course Of
study, and any sscesssry increase Of instructors
he committee on discipline conclude a favorable
report, with recomme ndation that a new riding
school he erected. The report of the committee
on administration makes suggestions on the subject
OF salaries, end recommends that the salary and
local rank OF the superinte ndeut Of the academy
ke that Of q colonel OF the corps Of engineers.
The ssDmitee on fiscal affairs report that the &C
counts are correctly kept, and the disbursements
made With rrudencs The pay Of the cadets 70
not sufficient for their pecesssry expenscs, and
they reccmm~nd that u ~ rsissd TO the original
snount Of 90 Per month.
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Our California Correspondence.
Aqua CALIxsrx, (warper's Ranche.) !

The Eaabi,shmsrt Of Fery-Mlitavy-D Deaths
las, wrote you from Chino. giving an account
OF the expediten I am engaged in to establish
Serry snd trading post at the mouth Of the ella,
.,cress the Colorado. We arrived here with our
seams on the sth. The distance 10 about 100 miles.
The road passes through one or two good ranches
and several Indian villages. This rancho Is one Of
che mos, noted in California II 10 the first place
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WASHINGTON, August 5, 1850.
Our Means Of Defenee--7 Militia Of the Several

States.
From q document recently printed by order of
Congress, we extract the following summary Of
the strength of the militia Of the several States Of
the Union according to official reports rendered in
from the said States The returns, however, in
many cases are very imperfect, and the aggregate
falls short by SOC, 900 perhaps, Of the actual home
sauadrons oil the United States.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-25

ation is the legal custodian Of the public sasury Az
the guardian OF IL the people have right to look for its
protection but II the members OF the cabinet TO be-
come feed counsel against the treasury requires but
little knowledge OF human nature 10 anticipate what must
be the inevitable result The instructive notions Of ey
cry nan, and the common judgment OF the public will
condemn position Of The kind but il becomes douby
dangerous when il is deliberately sanctioned by the Pres
ident OF the United Staies."
There escaping the consequences Of this scanda-
he President himself hardly able 10 cope with the
skiful lawyers about him. and so yielded his consent 10
their schees) in defiance OF all precedent and without
whole people Mr. Brooks, New York wing member,
could moi hesitate TO denounce the whole arocious and
pundenng plot II the highest officers OF the govern
ment are thus to be employed to work against the
government and paid for their attempts 10 swndle
The national treasury, what become OF our liber-
tes But let not the actors in this outrage rely the
forbearance OF those who, in evil hour, gave them
power Mr. Crawford has not forgotten The fate OF that
Infamous Legislature of Georgia which perpetrated the
Yazoo fraud nor, we presume Mr. Meredith and Mr.
Johnson oblvous OF the fate of the great Bacon who
fell from high place into disgrace; or OF that French
Judge who under the reign oil Louis Philippe de-
tected in corrupt act, hurled from ihs eminent posi-
ton by the decree of incorrupbe and fearless trbu
nal
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UNITED STATES MAIL.

pROPOSALS for carrying the mas Of United from tbe
LIST day of July, 1885, the 30th 1885, inclusive IN
MArNE, will be received the Contract Once Once be-
Partment in the city Of Washington until M, Goth or
June be decided by the next day the
ner and time herein specified, viz
as From Waeyie a IN p m every day except sunday;
Burnhain, Troy North Dxmon North Newbureh, and North
Hampton;
To Bangor, by S, q. m, AN miles
And back between III and S M every day. except
urday. = -, - 80
90 The object cars a, wa,eye in each
dechon taking the through mail and supplying the intermediate
W Waterye 70 BANGOR be discontinued Offices
geher. ~ - = - -
Proposals. invited for servce Of asore from water
VILE, by Unity Troy Dixmont, Dxmont Mills Newbure
TO bangor and back sir times week. connecting
Proposals will be between Waere and
Unity connecting with day iae No Augusta Bangor
times week each way. -
90 Bidders will specify mode of conveyance.
NOTES.
Each should guarantee,
one or more responsible persons In the following
4The undersigned, guaranty that
MS bid fof carrying the mail from % be
eePed by the Postmaster General obligation
p1or TO the fifteenth day Of July merit with good and SUFFICIENT
sureues 70 perform the service proposed"
This should by certificate
other equivalent testimony that the properly
and able TO make good their guaranty.
The proposal should be sent the department sealed endorsed
Proposals for No. - and
ssant Postmaster General.
For the prohbnon Of bids resulting from combination,
terms and conditions which the contract 10 be made the
last annual advertisement JACOB CoLLAMER
May l6-lawSw Postmaster General.
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Mr. STAELY AND "BUsDELcUSD."-Mr. Stanly is still
making himself ridiculous about that "Bundecund"
business. On Wednesday last. chairman OF the COM
mittee raised, his NOTION TO inquire into the author
ship Of the Buadecund letters and similar matters, he
submitted resolution asking for authority to send for
persons and papers, and employ clerk Mr. Hibbard
Of New Hampshire, offered amendment thereto the
following:
And that said committee be instructed inquire, upon
the of such persons and papers, report
whether during the last presidential canvass, any letter OF
letters written by General Taylor any time ia the
possession of Abbott Lawrence, OF Massachusetts, Truman
Smith, OF Connecticut, any other person. the effect
thar General Taylor favor of ihe Wilnot Proyiso
and, if elected President would approve any territorial
bill which should lie passed containing said Provso and
so, what were the precise contents OF such letter let
ters and whether General Taylor while holding AN ofc
under the government OF the Uned States, any let
which published in the newspapers, tending
designed the election Of said to the pres
idency OF the United States and what We're the
tents Of said etters.
Good After, Mr.. Hubbard and Mr. Bayly had had
their own fun-lo!s OF tout Of Mr. Stanly, the House.
to wind up the joke passed the resolution, but denied
him the clerk.-North Carolina Standard.
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The Gaiphin Infamy.

The report OF the committee appointed by the House
OF Representatives to investigate the extraordinary con-
duet OF the present Secretary OF War; Mr. Crawford in
urging the payment OF interest upon claim in which he
was interested against the practice Of the government
powerful analysis OF and commentary upon transac-
the whole country. The fact that the original claim was
uausT clearly established but il is also shown that
the principal was paid by the last administration, in con
sequence oil the action OF Congress, directing its ADJUST
ment aad, further, that the ae Secretary OF The Treas
ury, MIR Walker did not favor or decide upon the de.
msnd for interest Evidence is produced to show that
Mr. Crawford, the present Secretary OF War received
he came into office under the present Executive General
Taylor and the evidence shows that he promptly got to
work to push through the department the startling de
mand OF Sl9l, 352 50 for interest; and he finally sue
ceeded in getting il accomplished. The position Of Mr.
Meredith, the Secretary OF the Treasury, and Mr. John
son. The Attorney General is shown BY the report to be
anything but credable. They both justly liable to
the worst suspicious Of wrong The manner u which
they try TO evade the responsibility OF knowing that their
colleague Of the War Department. Mr.. Crawford, was
The attorney Of the Galphn clam. and deeply interested
in il, is censurable in the extreme.
The papers showing that he was connected with the
claim pere on file IN the department; but Mr.. Meredith
and Mr. johnson deny that ihey knew anything OF this
fact when they acted in the matter Stranger than a
Mr. Meredith also admitted TO the committee that he had
heard that Mr. Crawford had been connected with the
claim but s remark made no impression on his mind
The result that the claim for interest allowed
and MIR Crawford received himself oil the interest, (the
whole interest being $ig1 $50 S9.) S94i76 a., which,
added to what he hadpreviousy Obtained Of the principal
made nus share oil the entire sum Sl15,5Ts "a! What
adus 70 the damnng blackness OF this whole transaction
the TACT that was sanctioned by the President himself
Inc committee say with crushing force The admins
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s.pr.ms Court Of IN, Waited states.


r. Rantoul, esq, OF Massacbnss,,. -. .a..;.
attorney and counsellor Of this court '' -
No. %. VIM. H. Tayloe us Merchants, Fire Insurance
Company. Appeal from the ceuit court Of the Irn,sd
States for Maryland. Mr.. Justice Nelson delivered -.
opinion Of this court, reversing the decree a. III
circuit court with costs and remanding this cause with
directions to that court for further proceedings therein il
conformity to the opinion OF this court
No. 1i3. B. H. Lambert ct a. plaintiffs u.s. VIM. Chi.
elm The argument OF this cause was continued BY Mr.
Meredith for the defendant and conclsded by Mr. May
for the plaintiffs
no. ia j. Kennedys heirs appellants. ps s. E. Col.
Inns The argument Of this cause was commenced by
Mr.. Hopkins for the appellants.
Adjourned till tomorrow, II O'Clock, q. m.
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The MARKErs.-ln the Baltimore market this morning
there sales Of 600 bbls Howard -four at IS o
and 700 bbls City Mill, the price. There have
been several cargoes Of Pennsylvania wheat but very little
of any other in market The sales at lis ZIG cents
for red and 100 for whe but after the steamers
Known that which offered was held at several cents
higher red sold lis 100 Thursday The
market has been better supplied Sales at the Opening Of
the week 81 IS for whie and 81 cents for yellow
bur after favorable by the large sales
were made Of white 81 tS cents, yellow al 53 GU
cents. and mixed at So So The sales of range
rom IS to 40 cents fer Maryland Pennsylvania sold at ~
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Gard.
OFFIcE PENlrENTIARY, d. c.,
Washington, May "a, 1850.

To the Editors Of the Uaion.
GENTLEMEN: Having seen notice of Mr.. Ewng's
conduct in to-days number Of your paper, it is
proper or say, that have had desire appear in
print in connexon with that matter but the press has
taken hold Of IT. and the public generally have been mis-
informed in relation to il by those most Interested in my
removal from this place. now publicly officer Of
the government solicit either the Senate the House OF
body chooses TO do SOTO
s,itute Investigation OF my official conduct-a favor
which the Secretary OF the Home Department has three
several times denied me, al my own solicitation.
THOMAS FlTNAM, Warden.
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GOLD and slvt lever watches, chains pencils
breast pn and finger rings Of STYLE rch
FANS &c every variety ofsver knyes rod ImbIes
silver combs, brushes OF description pocket wallets port
moneys with large assortment Of Other ncy
Saturday, instant, % afternoon and .yc.,,, =. four
and half past seven O'clock shah mrest and
ingfon. -
Fecng ourselves unable % give proper description Of the splen
did assortment, we would respectfully attention
gentlemen Of Dstct and strangers ving Inc me
Concert Hall, Browns Hotel
GREEN TAsTET,
Auctoneefs
day Of week 4 same hours. - 0'l
MAY Q5-A
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che democratic State convention Of Maryland have
nominated MIR. T. Louis Lowe. Of Frederick. as their
candidate for governors gentleman OF fine talents and
Oh n'sa character The wings have not yet brought their
candidate upon the field
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CEPARATE PROPOSALS win be received az this De-
until O'Clock Saturday, next
for supplying the stationery and executing the printing described
schedules below The quality
and the printing executed in the best Samples Of
accompany bid,
10 bidders at the several bureaus, IL desired
The successful bidder win be required bond with approved
surees for the faithful lhment his the
win the right order the articles such
quantities below stated
forms win be furnished bidders application
mari
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The Baltimore Patriot has received from its Washing.
ton correspondent and published last evening" copy Of
the Nicaragua treaty, which confirmed by strong
majority Of the Senate Thursday We shall republish
il tomorrow.
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We are disposed to change the phrassology which we
have adopted. and TO the term adjustment in place
Of the compromise" distinguished statesman in the
North disappoves Of the last expression, because he
ceives that that term is commonly used in political
discussion. it TO import the surrender and usurpa
ton Of some constitutional nght-one party giving up
what the constitution enoins. and the other party taking
what the constitution forbids or disallows, and both
coming to terms by violating the constitution Hence he
prefers to style the system proposed by the Commit
tee Of Thirteen as an adjustment Of series Of legs-
laiive enactmen,s whose expediency has been seri-
ously considered. He considers that these bills in
volve no constitutional question whatever and that
all such points avoided by emitting either the
northern or the southern proviso, and that they
are mere arrangements Of expediency The admission Of
California ID the doubtful of the series. must be
accomplished by overlooking extreme Irregularities Of
action, although they incontesaby within the cons
tatona powers Of Congress There is great force in the
crdcism, and il is which shall not be very apt to
forget in the course Of our future discussions.