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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-21

House for Sale.
20 THE subscriber win SELL if applied for soon the
House he occupies, Pleasant street. and lot with
sameL-54 feet font and / 10 feet deep A desirable
su ION AID 100 well known need further description
Nc Zodlsti BENJAMIN BUFFUM
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BALTIMORE October 23-5, p. m.
The Cattle Show and Mechanics Fair continue TO attract
great crowds and persons from The country continually
pouring in. The weather has become very cool and
braeing.
The case OF foger T. Lovegrove, charged with forging
certain notes, sill occupying the attention OF the city
court The evidence far be rather strong
against the prisoner.
The opera last night, outstanding the other
tons, well attended, and the beautiful opera LA
Favorlta" rendered with the happest effect Beni,
the tenor taken sick during the first act bu, his place
numphanty supplied by Loriv, who sustained the
part the entire satisfaction OF the audience. To nigh
shall be favored with "Lucrezia Bingham opera which
has always been popular in this city.
An immense number OF thieves now in the city, and
every day learn of of their depredations our po-
lice however vigant and have succeeded in arrest
ing a number of the miscreants
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while the magnanimy and patriotism exhibited by the
South have appealed the generous emotions OF the
heart and excited among determination not TO be
outdone in manifestations OF attachment 10 that go
rious Union which binds the coniedeTacy OF States to-
gether OF devotion to the interests and welfare OF each
and every State connected by that sacred tie Depend
upon IT, unless the wings succeed in deceying to an in
conceivable extent the people OF the interior as 10 the po
slton oil The democratic party 10 regard the canal en-
argement. shall give good account of ourselves at
the next election and, in any event. haveioo much
confidence in the good and patriotism of the masses
to believe in the possibility OF defeat. H.
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In. Western military In.,,s.ss In Kentucky.


We have received circular from Mr. Dacres. aduian
OF this institution. informing the public that the death OF
the late superintendent Col T. p Johnson, will not sus
pend the of studies al that school, seriously af-
feet its success The high standing Of the superintendent
manifested by the resolutions OF the faculty on The oc-
casion of his death. which are published below.
Louisville Courier.
AT a meeting OF the Faculty OF the Western Military
Institute held on the evening OF the 4h instant the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions were unanimously
adopted
Whereas IL has pleased Almighty Cod in his wise and
much esteemed superintendent and friend, Col THoRNroS
f. JoHNsoN whose interchangeable and setsacrfcng labors
furnishing condition. deem it due ourselves to the
nsntute and TO his many personal friends that pay
this public tribute 10 his memory therefore,
Rs'oUed That in the decease of Col T. f. johnson the
Institute has lost its founder and efficient supporter The
cause OF education able and rpsng advocate, and
society member whose place cannot easily be filled
That, as the most appropriate tribute TO his memory,
hisehors socredabo 10 his Judgment and SO beneficial
IN its niue southern and youth, shall
be faithfully maintained to the best of ability in all us
Pnny ana strength, nntll we make H. possible, second to
none In The Union as we convinced that dura
Bile monument can be raised to his memory, and that
would appear more estimable in his eyes.
That we tender his afflicted family deep and heart
felt sympathy under the mysterious dspensaon which
has beeaved them of husband, father, and earthly pro.
tector, while commend them 10 the keeping Of Him
"who healeh the broken in heart, and bndeh up their
wounds"
That the members OF the Academic Staff the corps
OF cadets the usual badge of mourning for thirty
days.
That copy of the above be Mrs Jchnson, with
letter OF coincidence from the faculty
Louisville, Frankfort. Lexington, and MaYsvie papers,
with the request that those which have hitherto ad
vertised Tor the Institute will copy.
Signed en- behalf OF the faculty.
B. R. JOHNSON, Chairman
w. " Howard, Secretary.
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We copy from the Journal OF Commerce the following
very sinking statement on this interesting subject. II
VIII be perceived that the returns OF the precious metal
from California during the past two years have been
steadily increasing The Journal estimates the total yield
from that region. since lis acquisition by our country 10
DC not less than the of one hundred and
twenty millions OF dollars II will be observed, more
over ihat While the total amount Of gold from California
deposited at the various mnts during the whole of the
year 1890 Tails little short OF thirysx million three
hundred thousand dollars. the from that source
already 50 deposited during the first nine months of the
present year Just elapsed reaches to more than thirty
seven millions and half
From the NJ Y. Journal Of Commerce
HE PRECIOUS METALsIt is difficult TO realize al first
Tue great accession to Our metallic currency
Tue discovery oil gold at California When the first few
!houssnd dollars OF the gterng dust were landed here
from the Pacific coast the whole city was excited and
were everywhere objects OF great curiosity II
Is hardly three years SINCE and yet semmonthy arrivals
are now regularly bnngnR us at the rate of fifty millions
per annum, and we receive it all matter of course
wealth and Of S ss 70 lavs the
nave been made OF the entire production OF the California
gold regions and we have several times prepared tables
III whch the amount was given. as Tar IT could be
asceHained. For many OF our items however we have
been obliged to take estimates in the place of Official
turns as the latter were frequently wanting pub
preparing tables which should give the receipts at all of
the mints down 10 given point, from which our readers
could begin and complete the record for themselves The
monthly ENTHUSIASTICALLY made up-of the depos,es
OF gold al the mint must, OF course be partially estimated
as large quantity is continually under the process OF
assay and its exact value can only be determined when
the work is complete In the statements annexed the
figures are official, and be relied strictly cor
rect For this well as our former table are much
indebted 10 the courtesy of Robert Patterson, esq., OF
Philadelphia. OF the late director of the mint.
The following statement embraces the total coinage of
gold, silver, and "copper" at the mint and branches from
lis organization to the LIST inst The coinage at the Phla-
dephia mint commenced in 1893 at the branches in
1885. The Dahlonega Georgia. and Charlotte North
Orleans only gold and silver? Ali Of the copper coins are
struck at Philadelphia The table also includes state
ment Of the total dposte at the mint of gold produced
from California and other sources withn the hmits of The
United States:
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Helle ii u OF bathing.
WAsnIsoroS, Sent. %. 1851,

WASHINGTON, Sept. 26, 1851
DEAR Your duly received thank you for re-
mndng promise the subject
ally surprising that countrymen, with all
genui have adopted style
dae unmechanica and nnnvenve Turk
initiated clumsy am
countYmen the great
Turkey and throughout the East
bronchitis the practice
bath (Which The Turks do as religious duty and found
disease. need hardly Of
benefit derived from your No appreciate the delight
full of this Of bath
One dry and parced he leaves feeling elastic
and his skin soft chids II worth
bathing tubs full OF cold hard
reduces the Turkish within
BUT although they always objection
breathing the exhaaions from the skin
which accompanied objection
doubt that extensively used baths
health of those using them know them
diseases. Yours
w. ID. PORTER.
To DR.. BOYD RILEY, Washington Alt
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by the President Of the Un,ted states.
PRQCLAM ALTON

Whereas there is to believe that military ex-
petition is about 10 be fitted out in the United States for
the purpose OF Invading the Mexican republic with which
this country al peace and whereas there reason 10
apprehend that portion of the people of this country
regardless OF their duties good citizens concerned
IN or may be seduced TO take part in the same; and
whereas such enterprises tend deg ade the character of
the United States in the opinion of the civilized world,
and are expressly prohibited by law:
Now, therefore, have issued this my proclaim alton,
warning all persons who shall connect themselves with
any such enterprise in violation Ct the laws and national
Obligations of the United States that they will thereby
subject themselves 10 the heavy penalties denounced
against such offences; that, if they should be captured
within the jurisdiction OF the Mexican authorities, they
must expect TO be tried and punished according TO the
laws OF Mexico, and will have right TO claim the
iD.erposition of this government in their behalf
therefore exho all wslldisposed citizens who have
heart the reputation of their country, and animated
with just regard Tor its laws, its peace, and is welfare,
to dscounenance, and by all lawful prevent. any
such enterprise and call upon every officer OF this gov
eTnmeat, civil military 10 be vglan in arresting for
trial and punishment every such offender.
Given under my hand the twenty second day OF Octo
ber in the year OF Lord thousand eight hundred
and fifty one and the seventy sixth of the independence
OF the United States
WILLARD FILLMORE.
By the President:
J J. CRuTESDEN,
Acting Secretary OF State.
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Nv A. GREEN. Aucuoncer.

VALUABLE THREE-sToRY BRICK HOUSE AND Lol Al
AUCTIoN.On Wednesday the 18th instant ash seh on
the premises AZ O'clock that valuable DITCH nouso DC
longing Eberbach, situated at the corner o anu Gun soe
ana the lot on which stands, in square NO iu'
me above property immediately opposite inc southwest corner
~, conveniently arranged,
b,vns twenty rooms OF which very large, besides
,,ra under the pavement perfectly dry win nag
stone floors porch on the south side, WIN VIDE passage
through walls
ne rooms are paned paint The lower of the house Is
which there Is alnrge business done and u
o,anlv the that
District and the above viii always com
immediate vicinity
a and CITY Once, Once and Of
The elevated position OF house. the present
We deem anything more
the above described property as well known 70
inducements wishing TO makea good
Investment any property for sale in Washington
Terms III cash balance 6, u, 49, and ~ months
purchaser giving notes bearing interest deed gwen, and
u A. GREEN,
oet t7--eodkds Auctioneer.
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The operate Concert.

In another column our readers will find the Programme
OF the Grand Concert which is TO be given on Monday
evening with the full force of Mr. Marezeks celebrated
operate Troupe We perceive that il embraces those
pieces in which these eminent artisies have heretofore
achieved their greatest triumphs. No such brilliant
galaxy OF musical power and accomplishment has ever
before presented itself in Washington. The Saloon will
doubtless be crowded TO its utmost capacity; and those
who would be of seats should secure them without
DELAY
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BY a. GREEN. hucuoncer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON FoURAND-A-IIALF
STREET AT AUCTIoN,-On Friday, the gath instant shall
premises O'Clock, lots Nos TO- II, H. lj H.
Is, 10, and H. In subdivision OF square No. ST. o
street. Virginia and
sout
shall sell also two square SIS, having Of Is
e,h on the of south
The property handsomely situated and rapidly
improving in value.
Tcrms' one third balance twelve, eighteen
months the purchaser giving bearing interest from the day
sale. deed given and deed of trust taken.
oct i'd A. GREEN, Aucuoneer
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uy DYER q MCGUIRE. Anoaoneers.

GALE, ny ORDER OF THE oRPHANs' COURT, OF HOUSE
- HOLD FURNITURE, HORSES, COWS, CARTS, PBOUGHss
HARNESS, Aeon Monday morning October 2l at 10 O'Clock,
residence OF the late Philip Ennis, de-
ceased street, and all his personal ef
fects, consisting, in part, Of
Mahogany sofa, rocking and parlor chairs
sideboard, card and other tables
Manc and other looking glasses, IRE sets
Parior, hail. stair, and chamber carpets
High and low post bedseads, bureaus
Wristbands, wardrobes, toilet sets
Feather beds, hair and shuck mattresses
Blankets, quilts sheets, pillow cases
Toilet glasses, crockery, and glassware
Cooking, parior, aud chamber stoves
Kitchen utensils, &c.
IL twelve o'clock. In front
excelen, work and saddle horse
3 carts and harness, ploughs and gear
mich and one heior
Al four and n half o'clock
on the premises, shall sell lots Nos ~ - ~ 70 ana y. IN
ouare No $50 street. between and NJ sueei
also, lot Of hay. -. -, ..,.x u..,. o,o, sos !,
credit OF two months, for notes satisfactorily
aa n,,,e IN. will be sold for ouh eash
residue in sir Twelve eighteen months credit with interest," sat
is'''o'iS s'e DYER n MCGUIRE,
%, =, Auctioneers.
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IMPORTANT all EcOnOmists.-The subscriber by the
arrivals from Philadelphia and the North received
boots Shoes which
upon such enable him sell prices altogether
Unprecedented which only
public Attention
following list and prices
boots from 81 rs up, portion superior
Genuemen's waterproof boots, from 81 ups portion
perior
patent leather CATERS oxford and Taylor ties
Genuemens bogans oxford ties descrip
Boys youths brogans every price
of all
Ladies' CATERS and half CATERS, the finest
buskin walking shoes
black, and bronze and kid slippers.
Misses, chdrens work of kind, and prices.
planters bargains they
laid
prices brogans from IS
Army brogans from 81 up
tienemens army brogans, something
plantation boots
Hungarian boots.
Also description
an be undersold and all
call shall be
eSorbtanf and
be saved by calling THOS. A. SCOTT,
Penn doois Of Centre Market
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lJASTED.Al lady teach muscpano or suitaf-end singing
None apply had experience, and met
with musical circles One who can iea IN
church preferred Health terms and society viii be found to
lady Refer A. Doueon, esq, Editor on me WASH
irrton Union. , >, p, tor~r
NASHVILLE FsslLr AoIpssyy
Nashville, CTenn,) Oct IL, ls5l'
Oct 23-Heod
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johnson Il Co.'s. Peoples Circus

COMBINATION celebrated
ments, wiz McColums Orleans National,
SuckDeys) with magnificent performing
pones and treble Equestrian
ATistcs-
VIII exhibit washington the lot Birch
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday October 9eh o and s
an and O'Clock,
will
ation which, throughout will be eplete with equestrian dramatic,
and Olympan gems of La Haue Ecoe
BEN JENNINGS, the punster
JOHN May the celebrated contemporary Dan Rice,
clowns of this quadrupIe establishment.
Equestrian Manager. H. Stout.
Leader of the Band ii. X. Gaul.
Admission, 25 only ct24-d
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Bv DYER & Mcguire, Auctioneers.

IlOUR DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS NJ AUCTION.-Un
Tuesday afternoon, October TO- o'clock the premises
and of former purchaser he having
failed B, III
Square northeast of the City Hail. about
2,67s feet each.
Terms fourth cash residue equal instruments twelve
eighteen, months, with interest satisfactorily
cured. DfER mcGulkEs
Oct Auconeers
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CPLENDID Goods just at hsnd.-The undersigned
y respectfully inform those OF their and
been
ourselves that they will be
Advertisements partially in detail will in
All in want OF and pretty goods mode
prices especially invited TO examine goods before
chasing elsewhere. -. .uz,...az..
ID
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Alstier in the 81 Lous Republican states that The
enoera raging among tribes Of the Rocky noun
"n Indians At Fort .Bcrthold and Fou CLARK il has
been very fatal
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TELEeRArnuc REPORTS. -.

tiV@l % the Steamer Hynaaaa.--1res Days Later from
Egops.
arrived at her wharf "a D. M TODAY She hiring, on.
don dates 10 October s,h, and Liverpool 10 the 7th
grades OF American sales made Of 1909 bales la
advanced I'd bnshel Indian rather neglected.
and planting crops were easier TO buy.
Provisions steady, but without activity.
Ia the eocery market no special change was noticeable.
Cohee hrmer with an upward tendency,
Tobacco in good request at previous prices
Naval stores steady, but not much inquired for
The money market easy Stocks steady, without
any material change in prices Consols had huotuated.
The excitement in Liverpool respecting the tyrannica
proceedings of the county court Judge had not abaod
dressed government on the Subject The other
lures OF English news are of bat litde importance.
a. A., Manchester on the 7,h trade was dull
One Of the pipes OF the boiler of the engine train which
conveyed the royal party burst without doing ma
The steamer Pacific arrived on the 7lh The rush to
obtain admission TO the Worlds Exhibition continues.
anything, greater than The average vsitets is
ABOUT one hundred thousand per day,
PARIS, Oct Elves selling m the Bourse at 20
Threes 20 oil al 56f 25 centmas
The Gazette OF Spain publishes several roys| ordi.
nances containing Improvements and reforms be
dueed Into the administration of Cuba
The Niagara arrived at Liverpool the 6tb after run
OF III days and ii hours mean time.
The West India mail-s,eamer Clyde, with specie tho
The great and topic of conversation, when tho
Hermann sailed, the expected arrival Of Kossuth
IL Of October--he having sailed from Marsees the
LIST inst. Business matters ia England were improving.
The influx of bullion into the bank beginning be
tavoraby felt in the money market Railway shares had
advanced considerably The Hermann brings 100 pas
senger and u small freight.
The Queen OF spain has conferred pension of 1900
reals the widow of General Enna account of the
gallant services of her husband.
kossuth before leaving Marselea, published address
the democrats oil France. which he mentions the
usa of the French government allow him pass through
France. The Peupie at Marseles seized Tor
marks made the subject. The liberal portion of the
Paris press compare the action OF the city OF London with
that oil the French government, and, naming the
ton which the press has been subjected speak in just
terms of the conduct OF the government
Private letters that Lord Dudley Stuart had received
INTEL gence that attempt would be made murder Kos
suth his arrival at Southampton Two Austrian females
had left Vionna for that purpose and the authorities had
resolved take every protect him from these
fanatics
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The total production Of California gold since its frs,
discovery INST be considerably HUNDRED MIL.
LIONS thus being equal to the total
coinage OF the country since its separation from the Brit
sh empire To the $50 900 900 received at The mint
shown above, must be added large amounts received
here and consumed by dentists and jewellers considera
BILE shipped from San francisco directly TO other
countries the whole amount OF the gold coinage and
circulation oil California ITSELF including the $50 pieces
stamped by the United States assayer; the shipments
ceved since the Is Of October, amounting at this port to
nearly quite s. 00o. 900 and all the gold dust now IN
the hands of miners and merchants on the Pacific side
II will not be too large estimate probably to put down
the entire production, so far, at $l2o,o0o 900.
The production Of gold has appreciated the value OF
silver IN comparison, and that, too at time when the
relative value OF the latter had been increased by series
OF financial movements in Europe heretofore fully
planned, that fast losing silver coin. The
only remedy which appears feasible and likely 10 be gen
orally acceptable TO the country to be Tor Congress
to authorize a seignorage to be taken from all the
issues of silver coin Ii cannot obtain free circulation a
its present value, worth about per cent premium
and all large pieces are quickly taken for export
There many objections To alleging the coin with baser
METALS which would moi apply 10 reducing the weight
Let per cent be taken by the govt rpmcnt from the
present value OF The silver coin, and gold made the sole
legal tender for all above three tive dollars.
and the export OF would nj be stopped, while
no one coud be wronged. The present coins would be
worth their full value the holders. the new coin could
be obtained par for the OF change, and tn
government would be reimbursed for all the expenses OF
the mint.
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DAGLEY's ertrn estr~d Cold Fem with extension"
ID handle. A fresh supply just received 80 ,~,, -u.,n
Oct vRANCk TAYLOR,
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Further By the Hermann.

A number Of deaths have occurred among the English
nobility, including tho Earl OF Liverpool Vscount Boiling
broke, Lord Stafford Rear Admal Hancock and others.
Kosuh's address the democrats Of Masees does
from his friends in Eng land kossuth after
remaining short time in Southampton will proceed to
London, and in about a fortnight leave for America.
LONDON MARKETs.-The sugar mnIket unchanged
Coffee firm at previous rates. Rice active.
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Carusi's Saloon.
MAX MARETzEK's SPLENDID ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY,
one hundred and twenty in number.
For night only
tn. manager much satisfaction in announcing that
Of the be ns s m maS
A SINGLE GRAND OPERA CONCERT,
In who his company viii make
Il will positively take place
ON MONDAY, OCTOBER "a,
Al, Carusis Saloon,
Coumb, Musical Society having most kindly postponed their
being only tina, be given in Washington, the
programme W be ansed with view o. producing on
on erening all The nttes Of the Haian Company
In Of al n. sy aSs s"s
PROGRAMME.
L.
/ Grand Overture ny
q Grand Ara from Ernan Verdi,
signor MARINI
a The celebrated Recitauve and Aria, Casa Diva,n
ROSE DE vRIEs
Romsnza Di Ignobie Pcscatoe, .bucfeza BorA
sgnor LoRINI
s. Aria BATH BATH, from Don Giovanni
sga ANGELINA BosIo,
Romanza, from Jerusalem by
sisnor BETrINL
T. The frfmed Liberty Duet Purann.
signoh MARINI and BENEyENTANo.
Part
O. Tho celebrated Duet, Deb con te from Norma
ROSE DE vRIEs and Miss WHITING.
TO- spino Gent," from La Favon,n
sgnor BETTINI.
The beautiful ouaee from Lucia di Lnmmenoor.
sgn BosIo, sigi LoRINI, BENEvENTANo, and RosI.
favoute Poacca from lombard,
ROSE DE yRIEs.
10 The splendid Aria, All giunge from La sonnambula
sgnoa A. BosIo.
Conductor srnor ARDITI.
All accomplishments will be played by the Orchestra.
Admission land secured ,ea 81 each.
and with
number Of the corresponding
number Of u.bers will be in attendance the audi
diagram Of the carefully prepared may
Of Mr. Richard Davis where be
secured day. beginning Thursday, October ~ from TO-
m, until 4, y.
Oct oad4t Tn,ei Republic, Telegraph, Southern Press
Ga FOR RENT.-Ibe fhreesory brick house. with
a building 18th occupied by Eli
~ Of the dssi rabIe
part. city, modern conveniences Of
cold closet furnace &c
a pump Of first ran In the yard
Po.-ession given the LEI OF November Apply
n. 8, CHEW,
Oct A. At the State Department.
DAaIEv.s extra large with extension
ID handle, fresh . received
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The Newburypor Herald Of this morning contains list
the vessels lost in the late gale the of Prince Ed
wards Island or the Newburypor vessels ~ were safe,
10 lost and heard from The whole number of
sells lost IL 10 lives, 100.