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FROM WASHINGTON. The reports are that
the House are determined to kill bill for the adj
mission of California, New Mexico and Utah. if the
Senate send down such bill. That Gen Tavlor
told member of Congress that Mr. Crawford never
mentioned the Galphin affair to him, and he knew no
more about it than the man in the moon.
The coloner's jury found that Mr.. Wilson, who
married Miss Little of G. street in Washington, and
was found dead in his bed the next morning. died o(
congestion of the brain produced by intoxcation-
lie spoke to his bride before retiring and immediate
" fell asleep.
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MASSACHUSETTS NEW MARRIAGE Law This
law, approved March 28 dispenses with the fourteen
days notice and publication of intentions hitherto requir
ed in this State and enacts that such notice shall be
given to the registrar, clerk, other officer appointed
for that purpose. Parties married ont of the
give notice Of the fact to the officer within seven days
after their return.
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nB- The public is despotic in its temper; it is ca
pable OF denying common justice, when too strenu-
tously demanded right; but quite as frequently
1t awards more than justice, when the appeal is made.
as despos love to have it made, entirely to its gene
rosity.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-04-17

sHAKsPAARE. No. IA of Phillips, Sampson &
Co.'S beautiful serial edition of Shakespeare, is publish
ed 1t embraces the play Of the ''Winters Tale'',
with an elegant engraving of Perdta For sale at Liv
ermores
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70 'liow is your today" asked friend
OF broker. every ILL.," replied the old gentleman,
struggling TO maintain compOsure, tears coursng
down his ogitated features "very i'll, would not
give ten per cent for his chance for life.''
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l:B- Many new years you may see, but happy
onesyon cannot see without deserving them. These
virtue. honor, I'd knowledge alone can produce.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-04-17

MUNICIPAL. Monday evening several officers We re
elected but the Council postponed action upon the same
until next week.
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FIRMNEss. Want of sense renders some people
obstinate, while wisdom make them firm; since that
which would be obstinacy in wrong cause becomes
tlrmness in right one. To discriminate between
the two is often difficult
HE HUNGARIANs. Mile Jareo beng nj the
Irving House, New York, Gov. Ujhazyppd family
called on her on Sunday evening, when the ladies Of
the hotel collected $500 and presented to him with
affecting delicacy. The refugees are about remov-
ing to Iowa. The Governor publishes card to his
friends in New York closing thus:
ITO these shores was driven by tyranny; to the
helds OF the west am now borne by the desire Of
winning from mother earth what is SO necessary 10
the American republic, free and independent exis
tcnce.''
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Teeth that will Bite
MANUFACTNRED n

mn MANUFACTNRED
DIR. WILLIAM NEWTON N-J,JST
30 maIh-st., over CIRCUITS Bookstore NOrcester
gTihe public are invited call and examine snecmen.
,, ~. D. Dr. NEWTON is in way associated with Dr
Jan
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g7Y- We believe we are doing our friends a service
by recommending those Of them who are about to re-
pensh their wardrobe visit the establishment Of A.
p. Ware, and 6 Merchants Row His stock of
Ready Made Clothing is complete, and made under his
own supervision, and be bias a capital stock Of piece
poods and furnishing and all for sale really cheap.
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Douglas Hydraulic Rams,
FOR sale by c. FOSTER & Co gen,s
April II - 59n,i
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81 d. FALMEIt, the American Newspaper AGENT 10
.e authorized AGENT for the DAILY and WEEKIy Spv in
uuiy empowered to take adyertisem- nts and
al the same rates as required by u.s. ''o"'
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]. TX. CLARK, Id,
IL - M E u II 4 THO YSTCTAN
Office and Resi,lence

Office and Residence,
ftrSth house on the north side Of Walnut Street.
0e houfs-irom q to O'Clock A. NJ, and from to 8
w and 81 to 10 O'Clock Z NJ
Worcester, Feb l6. d.,
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Sheet Lead and Lead Pine.
GOOD assortment in stock ANY extra rveiob, o ;,
IN 10 "' short hotce. Z. FOSTER Il co.
APIh ~ d3miS
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CoRREcrioS. liz yesterdays 'cAqR~ abora Trees
under head Of BEST Dwarf Pear fsomc Of them do
not grow so WELL &c., instead Of none of thcn &C.
Under pums, read 'Groen Gage instead of Green
Eagle
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u - Napoleon said, ''You must not fight too
often with one enemy, or you will teach him all your
art OF war" Talk much with any man of vigorous
mind, and we acquire very fast the habit ofooking at
things IN the same light, and on each occurrence we
anticipate his thought
ii wisdom s ways you wisely seek,
Five things observe with care
of whom you speak, to whom yon speak
And hOw-and when--and where
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CAMEL TEAM FOR CALiFoREIA II is said that
Sands and iowes. tbe crcns proprietors are about to
establish line of camel trains from Independence Mo-
direct to San Francisco,
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zoo Bush. Reaped Herds Grass Seed.
[I'OR sale consignment JYDI CHITPcH
l. April II div No 4Eron, c,
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lHE PROPER EQUILIBRIUM. The Richmond
Republican continues to disbeeve Mr. Calhoun
Idea OF the south attaining can equilibrium by an
amendment of the constitution; but prefers obtaining
It by encouraging home productions, home wenar
nome schools and sefdependence in all its FORMS
lhls Is well, frank, candid. If the south will seek
for these, the north will aid her. If she would Wish
them she must lay aside prejudice, and accept the
great truths of the age they are presented in the
volume OF human enlightenment and progress.
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kOyNE .R7.Ch.
DIED.
Mrs. Sarah R. Parmanter

REIURN thanks to the Ladies' of Worcester for ms, 70
,h VIE, anu respecunly so's share of their patronage
the present season. she now prepared To Renair All
fress straw Bonhes, and Gentlemen's Hats DREs~u,V
April H. ' !" $780, re q 4 :
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Clover Seed.
IN BBLS. Northern and so bbls Western Glover Seed
Nv for sale on consignment.
April II d4w I'M CHURCH, 4 Front St
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JUST received from manufacturers IN Philadelphia and
y from Auction splendid lot style parasols inclnl-
ing elegant lined goods and very rich iorv ban-
es the above goods are for sale usual CHEAP at
April IL DIV CHAMBERLAIN & cos.
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Farming Fools.

GA1LORD'S Manure Forks-Cas Steel and Iron Shovel
" from the best Makers Tuttles Conceive Hoes etc. fo
sale by O. FOSTER h co
April IL dwlmis
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F0ULARD SILKS,
And Rich f.Iacps d3A rr;nuas

Fairbanks Hay, Platform, and Counter
NCALES for sale by c. FOSTER & CO.,
~ April II dw3mis Agents
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The GssAr LONDON FArR.-At our last accounts the
glass palace rapidly progressing, and the arrange
for the great Fair Of 1861 active than
The number of British exhibitors had increased to 800
Other countries will also be aly represented The display
will probably be the msgnacent take for sl In ALL
that has occurred in any part Of the globe for centuries
Many OF the objects will posscss great beauty OF appear
ance, many will exhibit wonderful skill aud industry, and
many will asonsh by their simplicity and utility. Our
own countymsn mast bestir themselves They capa.
bis OF winning several Of the prominent pfizss
American ingenuity Is provctbial throughout the world
and the occasion Is at hand for verifying the truth Of the
provctb The government is acting in the proper spirit.
The commandant OF the navy yards Of Philadelpha Bo
ton, New York and Norfolk, have been instructed
ccve aud safely free of spense, any article intended
for the exhibition, that may be condrd TO their
These viii be called for In due time by cutters
and trsns.rred 10 the national vessee great ship Penn
syvanis, hopeat may be designated carry them 20
England. Again we say, the apt and ingenious among
coun,rynon must bcstr themselves. Already Prussia
has several hundred and application has been
made from Jerusalem for considerable space exhibit the
productions Of Syria and Palestine France is and
doing and Germany will forward thousands ofspecimens
Only lew months longer. IL should be remembered win
espse before the period expires which limits the time for
the reception Of articles, Phiia Inquirer
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From the Baltimore Republican
Our English Minister.

From the Baltimore Republican
Our English Minister.
Mr. Abbott Lawrence, the great cotton lord Of Massa-
chuseus. who was sent Minister 10 England BY the
Taylor administration, has been making another speech
in audaiion OF that old tyranny There s nothing Amer
lean in the sentiments uttered by Mr Lawrence, who
seems to think il honor enough for this free republic TO
boast of s descent from England and TO follow in the
footsteps Of its lordy rulers No wonder the American
feeling Of country is aroused and Mr. Lawrence
denounced for his subservency to the astocracy OF
land We had intended TO say something upon the sub.
ject; but n looking over the New York Sun we found
The following. which think speaks the sentiments oil
our country generally:
"The speech of Mr. Abbott Lawrence. the lord mayors
banquet London has Justly given offence TO many friend,
OF the United States In Europe was the speech oi
hankey desiring TO ingatate himself with English
asocs by audng tho institutions OF England and pra.
ting oshc virtues Of the Anglo Saxon race Mr. Lawrence
appointed ambassador England solely on account oil
his wealth. As diplomas the idea Of such man being
commissioned contend with Lord Pamreston Is simply
ludricrous
"To demand instant dismissal Of Abbott Lawrence
the Philadelphia Pennsyvanisn suggests, would, we
think he vain aud useless work Had this worthy am.
bssso instead Of mouthng maudn speeches NJ the din
Of the English nobility been engaged IN sphoding the
honor and rights Of his county and 10 making her name
speced abroad long since would lie have bean recalled
The however, which he pursuing is tho one
which will strongly recommend him to the present adj
minstrsiion"
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Oregon. .s
Inducements 10 settle urs-Characier ofs country Health,
f"s a."s sssS s,ss s, . :.s. s@ sHss % s % y.
Ro,aes s---Cosi, DC. t.l f.
We have before us a circular from the Hon Samuel r.
Thurson, delegate from Oregon the object OF which Is TO
make known 10 the world the extraordinary inducements
held TO settlers in Oregon, and the best way OF reach
ing that country Its great length and the many urgent
demands made upon our columns at THIS tune prevent US
from publishing IL entire; bat take great pleasure in
laying before readers this synopsis oil its contents
which we think conveys its substance and IFS spirit:
THE LAsD.-.rTs pRopucrs-MARKrrs, &c.-In point Of
productveness the land is not surpassed by any in the
world, and for all kinds OF grain is said TO be without an
equal The climate is remarkable for good health, no
part OF North America-not even excepting New Eng,
land-being healthy than Oregon IL is unequalled
for the goodness OF lis water, and unsurpassed IN it's
cafer po,eer The great excellence oil It's timber is well
known. The streams abound with hsh and the forests
and praes with game Il has mines of coal, OF iron, oil
MARBLE OF granite, oil salt and probably oil gold IL ~ so
located, also, that any man living in Oregon may mount
his horse and ina very few days, without dollars ex-
pense on the way, visit the various mines in California,
work long he peases, and by the same
return at his pleasure In Oregon employment is readily
found at from FIVE TO fifteen dollars per day. according 70
rade and produce is so according TO the price current
in the Oregon Spectator Of September s. $780, as follows
Beef, IS 90 cents per ID. pork 10 30 cents per lb
= Sai pe, 70
per dozen lard 40 cents per lb and lumber $50 soe
per M
=
Oxen are freely sold for $3.50 per yoke; American
horses from $3.50 TO $500; good cows $50 other stock
10 proportion, and these prices are likely to continue
Money is plenty, and any industrious and economical
man may lay il up Fine schools and good churches are
already established and what is very important, there
are mail routes and mails regularly carried so much LOT
The qualities the products the and the character
OF the country
Now, ms to obtaining the land All uncertainties as 10
the title to the land and the removal o the Indians are
now cleared away by law and Congress- at its last
sion passed bill dsposing Of the land TO settlers as fol-
lows: &atUg# gF "a i
II piyes 10 all men over eighteen years OF age, auiv
ng and settling in Oregon previous 10 December, 1860,
400 acres Of land If single, and married, $40
n such single marry in year from the FIRST Of
December 1850 they shall receive $40 acres In all
cases the wife Is 10 receive half Of the above grant
her own right Four years residence aud cultivation,
10 be completed either before the date OF the law after
is required before the fnI title is made ffom the govern
menf though the title good all ntens and purposes,
against everybody but the government, from the mo-
ment the clsm taken. II the woman, or both,
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The person viii be entered our books aiis me
payment fine Subscription be made IL advance.
Distant subscribers may forward BY lss me pesisgs
ON which viii be paid sk assumed BY ourselves u s
safe transmission. II N A# A#tANFA
The COUNTRY PAPER published l-weekly during the
OF Congress, and semi iweekly during the
subserpaons o period lea year viii be received on
terms pfoportioned 10 the above annual rAes
n1POsTMAsTERs sathorzsase sseass,
sending us RVS DAILY subscribers, win go enclosed
sEAaEEKL subscribers S6 enclose WEEKLY
sabsbers win Slo onclosed be entitled copy
same sdtioa ss they for, svss lsss
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Nv A. GREEN, Auoslon..r.

TWELVE THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF GOLD AND
i SILVER WATCHES, LADIES, CHATTEI.AINEs, PENS,
PENCILS, BREAsTPlNs, EARRING gRACELETs, FLNahR
RINGS, OPERA GLASSES, kc, AT AUCTIONI shall sell a
my Of Pennsylvania and 6 street
commencing day O'Clock and continuing dsy
hours m disposed Of The largest assortment Of he
above city, o
gold English anchor independent second
and hunting watches I fHtF5E gGI fNN t3 fBlW
900 gold guard and chains, and ladies' chateanes
breastpns, earrings bracelets, and hngerrings
pencils, studs, keys, glasscs &C.
100 varieties nch Paris velvet and crochet bags
large quantity ofaabase weights and ofnament cigar
Jewel stands ladies' work
fancy baskets dressing writing steel nming Of every
description, consisting Of bag and clasps, nges and tasc
cane fishing rods, portable seats, &c. ~
ian goods invoiced
thousand dollars, being the entire stock OF an I'm
porter declining business; sold purchsse
The OF District respectfully invited
attend Of good quality and the sale post
i've. ,t.{ f6s
The particularly invited TO give Us call
cash. "A. GREEN, Aucuoneers
l3-6d
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.NE-Under The q Congress, approved September ~,
s making for for the year
NE hireh June thousand eight hundred and my
which the Secretary Navy "suthorzed 10 examine
merits o The VARIOUS condensers FOR supplying the boilers o.
A hpnes with fresh WATER commission has been sp
peceneef nert Cor the purpose of examining such In
Inventions for the purpose Indicated, as may be pre-.
therefore hereby given inventors and al Others Inter
subject, that by presenting their drawings, spechca
models, and other of Illustration AT the place and
named, full will be made into the merits OF
paia and report made thereon the Secretnry OF the
enable him furnish OF Representative cat
~ session., the Of said examinations together with his
dms United States.
WILL. A. GRAHAM,
,v n Secretary Of he Navy.
YTa-dtDecIe 49, - 49,
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Notice 10 the Citizens OF w.shington.

THE BOARD OF ASSESSORS hereby give that they win
meet daily City Hail. 10 O'Clock,
O'Clock, from fifteenth thirty first day OF Decen
instant inclusive, erceped,
purpose Of correcting that may be pointed out the s
subject school for ending the Thirty
and Of adding
subject the said school which have
omitted therefrom a.st sEt. e lHf st3kNEtiu4Nu
The particularly call the Of ali 70 the fact
election In s whose
subject The school o this
OF this city OF
would therefore do well whetsr he
lists and omitted, give notice 10 the Board Of
R u
L. y. HARKNEss, ..,f...t.
#.Lt N GEORGE II. PLANT, ~
.... ... VALENTINE HARBAUGII,i
WASHINGTON LEWIS,
#... ~. ..r". JEREMIAH HEPBURN, fA
DANIEL II. KEALEY,
DAVID HEPBURN, n std
Dec I3--eot Dec 81 af u t.sla r Assessors
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LinsARiRs UsrrED SrArKs According to Mr.. Put
MANS new wok, "The Worlds Progrcss, sold by Messrs
Lippincou, Gra.bo, IL Co. In 1919 ,he numbers Of vol
unes In the chief public and college libraries Of the United
States amounted to l29I000 The number OF librates
is2 OF these - contained 10000 volumes,
10000, and over $1,000 The principal are thus emu
mcrsted;
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|D II. HOOE d CO., Pennsylvania avenue, between
7 streets, receiving ffon the moa recent
noahons Of New York the following rich and most desirable
|rods, viz:
Dress silks in great variety fashionable styles
Cood sk vsveu of shade Of color, both wide and
#l.s Il ...# Z. ..&
French cahmeres and moossenes de aine Of the la,es
styles, and very rich
French nsrnoss, % every color and finest quality
Watsred and plain Irish popiins
Black colored watered silks
Real thread lace eapes very rich
Real threadlace collars, Jenny Lind style, entirely
French worked collars cuffs, and sleeves
hchly-embsodered evening dresses
Rich thin silk materials, for evening dresses
Real thresA-lacs berthes
Black lace capes and berthes
White and colored shawis
Real cashmere long shawis
Rich velvet sack cloeks and manues
richly embroidcred hsndks ksrchcfs
Together with variety Of Other and desirable goods
ch they unnecessary enumsafe, and all Of which
y respectfully iBvits especial attention.
| Dec 3-4wif
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OR sALE-Fisk Rsymondf elegant tight metallic
l Hotel
completed extensive factory, which has enabled
meet The superior cens, and being convinced
low prices ready sac~, and greatly accommodate
Who need coffin for their friends, we
reduced prices below what paid fof mahogany
We send conducting funerals IN The country 90 city WIN
% regard 10 economy Rumor 20 the contrary me remains
Taylor placed In Of collins nor has
Instance occurred of Of them bursting RON he e
NJ NJ WHITE,
NS-d3n' Undertaker.
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Guinness cards. embossed colon nom ss~s dies, so
's NV :S9r;.as isassn
ComPEKDIUM Of che Entire seAy Of the Law /,
mr. md nsa moss approved authorities
svos., Law sheep, syo,pp 4'l77 Retail Gnse SO $so
40 and 81 Ann street, New York
Opinion, Of JAs Pvefssaon.
There are profession that contain such body Of
sound ob, that deserving Of
pa''' p'''''s'' CHIEF JUSTICE NELSON.
Nrw Yonx, sep, %, 1885, i1-,gs
MI Justice Sel.on In his opinion Of the
''''' 49, CHANCELLOR wALwoRTH.
treatise and reports Lo' american and foreign makes
ls.no and VIII .,sa.ss sadsns dc he pIaeaaSasI
na '' ~'A ROBERT J. WALKER.
ocrosrR Ia, IssO.
frequently ...masd i. saon. and have been sny
win precea ssd ciearness with which ihe Pn
q % a. sIs ss @
It's msnu, si, like me, enjoy It's advantage pn,rNns
NrwYoax Crrv, Oct. 10, 1850. ag.sI..s
mpa M the advantages Of an accurate and weI-arranssd
NV" DAVID PAUL BROWN, Philadelphia.
Mr. Knne has great gence accuracy
very ' .ss Sssss ssssssd BE- apply
The authorities are 80 copous as 10 give TO any pos
The work very large Law Ssiy yrrr,s ,,,..,.,.
lion nv other would allow, and satisfied that adj
mnby adapted the purpose for which was obviously de-
facilitate abo Of
argument From examination Of the several
de with confidence that they are treated with great
Judgment and ability. - ..,. - -
calculated to be greater help any
eIiant and will lind s way upon every lawyers
'' W. L. HURST, Philadelphia.
utility accuracy works have received
unqualified Appreciation Of the most distinguished nIiss In the
United ae Juce Story, Chief Justices Williams OF
Vermont Hombower New Jersey Tucker Of Virginia, Crunch
fublishea by JOHN r. TRow,
Nov 2t-1 40 and 81 Ann street.
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aDITkD Br
TIL o M A b RITC HE.

s.ls-ssaiisg Aavsrtisln& znwsgss. No. Ss5 Madison
sonook, Xnw Work.
y,aH sub.crksr, patronage all whe may
sdvsssas.i - nsas cfthss hssltarioa with which snsw
.sbishsd eapaoy beyond all question and he conddent
re5su - smony Of hose business who haye used these
his rapidly increasing sales Of their
essscs The following are few Of the reasons for their
ii On place occupied by psrson may his
name busns address eonspcaousy aa1 bsaufy emboss
al eoiosed plain, thus afording III
PERYECT SECURITY AGAINST FRAUD.
M The envelope opened without being destroyed
N Neither waters EeQnislSe seal them
1 Upon miscarriage Of lefer fhe seal nsuIcs m inme
leuer once. .t. ss.l s. -.
an The envelopes THE SAME PRICE
AZ PLAIN ONES only dc the die which
Win last for years.
6h Each letter mailed y o E@
MOST EFgEOTIvE ADvERTIsEMENT,
e "a a,ract the asesion through whose hands may
pass , !. . ~, -, ..,... a.. a.. -....s =. -.
"a a. enyelopes white buff
sa paper ana saaAe name, address, &C
80 - pvtcs ef Dies Pvcs ~ Esvstopss.
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The steamer win. for the remainder Of The
6--S-. season, "Trip the place
leaving wa.hinson ever Tuesday q yc,cioch, :
Passage kre going and returning at Cone river
IN Soy1"@ W. s''' ''''''s JAMES MITCHELL.