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A Great Chance

For Purchasers of REAL ESTATE.
rFNliE subscriber become the owner Of tract of
Il II Acres OF Land, very conveniently and eligbly
situated for House Lots and Manufacturing purposes in
the southe part OF The cty,on Caubrdge street. lead
ing from Whitney's to Souh Worcester lying on the
South side of said street. and the West side of the
Providence Railroad, about midway between the CITY
Hall AND the College of the Holy Gross He is now lay
ing out the same, and offers for sae eligible building
lots on very commodating terms, witt clear tie =
ne y III aisoGlNE gratuously fifty rods in length
and Insufficient depth, suitably divided into lots to any
Individuals or companies, who will give satisfactory
bonds to build thereon for Manufacturing purposes and
to employ easona)e amaunt of abOrers on the prem
ises. For further particula s. inquire of
novlsdwf CALVIN FLAGG, Z Vine st.
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Charcoal

DERKsBIRE co. CHARCOAL, made entirely from
Il the hest of Hard Wood, constantly on hand and fol
Main street, two doors north American House.
ana distf II. NJ. BARBOUR.
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale

"a ABUILDING LOT, on Front street, corner
iii d Vine street, 46 feet front ny ~ deep adjoining
Warden Block, with Dwelling House thereon
being very desirable oca ion for the ere, ton of
Block OF Stores. and would profitable Investment
Tor capitalist. For further particulars inquire of
CALEB A. WALL,
aug2i-dt No. 2l2 & 3l6 Main street.
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Rutter and Cheese

WYE are now receiving choice daries' Butter and
w Cheese, from Herkimer, Jefferson, and -. Law
Sspae d,i KLDRICH co.
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Clothes Cleansing.
LUMBER

TNHE undersigned has constantly on hand, and will
i furnish to order all descriptions OF Northern, Eas
tern and Western Lumber, at the lowest market prices
delivered in this city, on the line of connecting Rail
Roads
Yard on Plymouth street. Office, No 207 Main St
AAo n II Id II. M. BARBOUR
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House and Lot for sale.

A SMALL convenient House, with hard and soft wa
n ter in same. And 80 or 40 Choice Fruit Trees
inquire OF ). r. LIGHT, corner of Arch and Orchard
SITS; or of WOODBURY. LIGHT & co. at the Grand
Juhcuon Machlne Shop dec6 dim
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WORCESTER. TUESDAY. DECEMBER lf
REAL ESTATE
For Sale or To Rent

- 8 or sale or TO Kent.
SssA THE House on Park street, formerly occupied
Gal BY EDwARDB RICE. Possession given imme.
~A7-s diately.
For further particulars inquire Of
ap26-dtf SBI GODDARD I41 Main at
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Copartnershin Notice.

NE subscribers have this day rmed copartner
- snip, ana Will carry on The Commission Producc
business, under the firm Of Bassett & CLARK
oe EZRA Z. CLARK
oot1-uwti AiAZ b ASSET. 8
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RnttAr and Cheese

~-o, Butter and Cheese
NOV in store, and receiving bv RaiIroad from
a New pd 81, ork and Vermont State choice dniry BUT
neaIa, ana CsiEEsE, which we sell low for cash
stock W " e~aHnc our
sep23 dw3m LEE SPRAGUES d Co. 40 Main At
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STLVER, WARE

{ d. nahd, and made TO order, every variety of Sill
~ vEh WARE, warranted represented and neat
~ engraved, free of charge, at 'e''
,c, BENZ GODDARD'S.
sePIooWu Under Brnley fall
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PRICE ONE CENT.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Prepare for Cold Weather

VNTE would call especial attention TO unusually
w large stock of every desc. iptIon of Ladies' Gen.
temens and Children's Under Garments, Wooden Ho-
sery, Cloves Mens, and many other nice and comfor
table articles for cold weather, all of which will be
found of good quality and very cheap, at
dec3-3wis. II. II. CHAMBERLIN & cos.
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Sal Soda.

E. M. ELWELL, Saw Manufacturer.
SANS OF all kinds kept constantly on hand and maslo
- to order. Also all kinds of SAWS retoothed.
straighteRed, set filed and in the best running or
oer, ava as cheap as any other Yankee.
Iah5l-dIy No. 20 EXCHANGE Sc
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WORCESTER DAILY spy.

PUBLISHED EVERY NORNINQ AT
2I2 Main Street, (Butman Rovv.)
JOHN MILTON EARLE & THOMAS DREW
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EDITORS AND pRopnrEroRs.
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POWDER.

Preston & Merrills
'NFALLIBLE YEAST POWDER--A flesh SUP
ply now IN store and for sale a. 2Ol Mats 81. M ',
nosaa d~iss~ = :. .AxSss.. Drussisa.
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New Styles Of Clothing, for the Fail and
Winter Trade.
VEYARDEN q DUDLEY, NO A, Merchants Row,
w have constantly on hand, large and extensive
assortment of ready made clothing, manufactured by
expressly for the city and country trade
Also large stock of Gentlemens furnishing goods,
imported and manufactured expressly for our sales.
| Call and inspect before purchasing elsewhere.
WARDEN Il DUDLEY.
Cent raj Clothes Ware House No. A, Merchants Row.
| D Ida mis-
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Co Partnership Notice.
Piano Fortes for Sale.

s1zZssrssr,-, ALSO, one good Instrument to rent,
ssss--sSs zssss Inquire at A. s. ALIENS Pianoforte
7 " H II II Room, 263 Richmond's Block, first
door south of the United States Hotel,
worcester, Mass octl1-dtf
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definite answer; Nicaragua rejected the PROPOSE
tion altogether, and Costa Rica did the same.
We sorry to say that the spirit Of nationality
predominates actively only amongst small mino-
rity in Guatemala, Salvador, and Honduras; it
hardly exists in Nicaragua and Costa Rica. How
ever strikes that it would be easier to obtain
the assent of the latter to any future union than
that Of the former, for these simple reasons-First
Costa Rica ia not tainted with the same extrava-
VACANT ambition rs Nicaragua. Secondly, she is
dsencumbered both Of foreign and domestic debts;
her fiscal resources, although not very considerable
are ample enough to meet the expenses of internal
administration and to leave surplus which, in late
years, has been consccrstcd to improvements; she
could, therefore, without any great inconvenency,
abandon TO the union some branches Of revenue.
Thirdly, she is under no engagements, by treaties
with foreign powers, or by contract with private
parties, such could stand in the way Of salts
factory compact with the other states.
None of these latter are in the same advanta-
geous position. Let them oontrive any rea sonable
plan Of union, and it will be adopted by Costa Rica
We believe, however, that the union only be
achieved through tho interference of some foreign
friendly powers.
A CENTRAL AMERICAN LOVER OF TRUTH.
PHILADELPHIA, April 8, 1851.
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Court Of Com mon Pleas.

b't'rf'h W hth 'uort 'H~rautti
ArriI ln-1Johp Hicks =. In. q. JHitorn and Hriry
McCn'n.-This cause YVES argued before. the Court
the 18th inst when n motion made by the def nd
ants counsel % dismss the Tor want Of Jurisdiction
The judge gave his decision this day lie said the Oh
lection taken ~ the defendant to the Jurisdiction Of tho
court. l. well founded. The deposition shows that
Mccann whose residence originally In Albany, was
the time Of the suit resident Il New Granada where
he had been for time. Sic could not therefore,.
have bee served with process aud not being resident
~ this county this court had jurisdiction of the
The thri section Of the code lin it, the urisdc
ton Of the court TO all In which the defendants ell
reside personally served with the summons With
IN the city 81 New York and by the iisth section this
Injection may be made, although the same Is not taken
,ither by demurrer In this the plain
IFS has shown afirmatiyely. facts which establish
want a jurisdiction the and that account
the action must be dis missed
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HFfOrf TUFI TFHtH
ArRIL 1G-Nos 30 10 and al, three cases alike Re-
tcrt Grant respondent against John Johnson, appel
liant This appeal on action Il covenant brought
to the third inst slnen certain article oC
agreement in which the plaintiff claimed that there
due from the defendant the OF $40 with interest,"
from the first Of April 1sId The claim resisted
the ground that plaintiff did not fulfil the nans
his par that he refused to give deed Il the prc0
ses for which the indebtedness q the defendant sros
and which he had agreed 20 do The action tried In
sullivan county in October 1872 and before tha
Court Of Appeals . bill a exceptions.
The Hon. samuel Foot, the newly appointed Judge In
the Of Judge Bropsou resigned has taken his sect
on the bench.
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TIM CREvAssrs ~ TnR MISSISSIPPI Rrrr.-Pas-
scngcrs who arrived here yesterday, bring the most
melancholy accounts OF the condition Of the low
lands, especially from the mouth Of Red Rivae
downward. There are Mt lcast fourteen crevasscs
between that point and this city, and the whole %
the low country seems so much to resemble q 90
neral inundaton, that II Is difficult for travellers "
give much specific information. There are three
creyasses in Morgan's Bend and its neighbosAood.
in Pointc Coupce Parish. None Of these can be
stopped. Indeed the labor on them has been
stopped. The largest Of these is at the saw miiis
below Fishers store. Its rush and roM can -
hoard easily nj the distance Of q mile and hail.
" has inundated all the plant stons vest OF Bsyew
Fordoche, between which and the Mississippi All
travelling Is now done in ski6s Bayou sara -
wholly. and Plaque mise is nearly, under water. A.
Bayou sara, the water Is running over the new
levee. Colonel Spear is a. P1squemins, out AS
not succeeded yet.-lNrc Otu~s Cresce6, hrEN
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Newspsper Accounts.

have suhcfent sense Ind honesty 10 tell the naked
truth, are tongue-tied BY what is called "oficia
proprioty." MANHATTAN.
Nevspaper Accounts.
From the New Orleans Picayune, April
Since our last, the brig Union, Capt. Radoyich,
has arrived from Vera Cruz, with dates to the 9th
from Tampico, with journals from that city of the
same date. We also have files Of papers from the
city Of Mexico three days later than before re-
ceived, with several letters from correspondents
From our letters and papers we make up the follow
well informed American resident Of Mexico,
under date Of the I'D March, writes us that the
government will soon be in the greatest distress
and where a further supply was to come from, no
one knew. The custom houses were producing less
and less every day. On the 18th March there
should have been $3.50 900 in cash in the treasury
some how other; but instead Of that, deficiency
of e, 600 900 turned up.
The same writer says that the present Minister Of
Finance in Mexico does not know what he is about.
AT present he has grand project in his head to in
road Company the 81 per cent duties invested in
the company and in order to gain this object, the
members Of Congress will be tempted with the plan
of a railroad to Acapulco. The present road lead
ing out Of Vera Cruz, only two miles long, has
already swallowed some millions Of dollars, say all
the 81 per cent duties imports for the last eight
or ten years. A brother of the minister holds the
right OF railway as far as Nledellin.
the Tehuantepcc road, much so that they were
about to protest against it at the capital. 1t was
thought, however, their protest would be of no
avail.
The inha bitans Of Tampico appear to regret the
departure of Cen. La Vega, who had started for
iucatan. The Ayuntamiento paid him great
honors previous to his departure.
A company has been formed at the city Of Me xco
to work the sulphur mines of Popocatepet
The small pox was said to be raging to an alarm
ing extent in the cities of Aguas Calentas and
Morclia.
We see in FL Monitor an account, to the effect
that in chihuahua there had been union effected
between the Jesuts and Puros with the object of
carrying on hosilitics against the government.
The exclusive privilege has been granted to Sc
nores Mariana Ayllon and Nincente Rosas to navi-
gate the lakes and canals of the valley of Mexico
for ten years, with steamboats,.
Some of the Mexican papers are advocating the
necessity of closing such of the converts have not
the full number Of inmates and app wing the funds
raised to public instruction and to objects of bene
cence and public utility.
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FIRE IN BosroS This morning fire was discover.
cd between the bookbindcry Of k. M. Copeland
and the warcroon of button 4 Wentworth, in the
fourth story Of 81 Congress street, and before IL
could be checked the entire contents of both apart
ments were entirely destroyed The origin OF the
fire is not known. The stock in the wareroom, in
eluding several state documents, were entirely de-
stroycd. Among them part Of the edition Of the
Annual Railroad Reports, Report of the Commits
sioners on the harbor Of Boston, the Annual Re.
port Of the Agricultural Societies Of Massachusetts,
volume Of about 500 pages 300 copies, Qhis last
Is almost entirely dcstroycd,) and number Of
small documents completed, aud Others partly print.
cd Tho state documents, In Ms. were all saved.
The standing presses in the warcroom and the press
es and tools IN the bndery saved in damaged
state The loss in sheet stock very heavy, pac-
tculary in State documents, which viii have TO be
reprinted. The building was owned by Col. Thos.
| IL. Perkins; and is insured ut the Union Mutual
Office, for 5000, which will moro than cover the
| loss. MIR. Copeland had no insurance on his stock
ard the loss 10 several Of his customers will be
/ very heavy. Dutton & Wentworth we're insured Mt
the Merchants Office for $4,000. Their loss can
not yet be asccrtsi William Pearce, plumber
| and Edward Perkins, restaurant, were somewhat
| damaged by water, but they win not no delayed In
| their business after today.-Boston Tryasc,p,
| A1ral5.
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A proclamation has been issued summonins the Cana
dsn Parliament to meet on the 10th VI May Tor dcs
patch VI business
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Orleans to Vera Cruz, thence by stage coaches to
| Mexico and Acapulco, and thence by steamer to
i San Francisco.
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employments, is decidedly the most useful and re-
spectacle, for can speak out as think right for
or against any onc-aDd diplomats, even when they
have sufficient sense and honesty to tell the naked
truth, are tongue-ted by what is called +" official
propr0ty." MANHATTAN.
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condition; We were stswed space not over six fest
square; understood we had hundred and seventy
psenges this was relieved by putting the luggage In
the hold Bauvelt and myself were in the same BERTH
nothing particular occurred till got at the Cape we
did not stop at Rio; Mr. Bsuvelt's health before he
started and until be was attacked with scuryy was
good as that of any man board we did
not stop at Valparaiso; we stopped ut Juan Fer
nspdez, where were two days in pursuit. of
goats, but got none; there were some 6fteen
persons the island-men, women, and children;
there were fresh provisions there, except mules
and jackasses Qaughter) there were vegetables
except wild radshes which would make jacksss smart
saw two ca bbsges the island and the inhabitants
complained that taking these robbed their garden q
few DAYS after left Juan Fernandez Bauvet and my
self complained Of pains in knees and black spots
broke out on us complained TO the captain, and he
said was only touch Of scurvy and that he had had
the same himself there ten deaths before the 4th
of JULY enc Of scuryy; had no fresh provisions
after we started heard that twenty died. was sick at
the time Mr. Bauvelt died in two days after landing ut
San Francisco; was near dying myself
On examination by Mr.. Ogden Hoffman, the wit
said he born in Virginia Of French parents
said that did not believe in God; there was no
divine service board that know OF never SAID 70
Mr. Halett that did not believe in Cod Blauvet came
down with to the ship, and saw the captain and
the clerk; told the clerk wanted to get my passage
with Haett and Davis; he looked and found there two
berths and took one Of them paid my passage, and
then asked the captain and he told that were to
stop at these ports and that he would put in
five months he said he would positively stop Rio and
Valparaiso and perhaps at Juan Fernandez Adjourned
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AFFAIRS o. THE CITY AID In VysNKY'
City Politics.

The politicians are moving rapidly in eash ward,
drumming up their forces and buckling on their
armor for the coming contest in November. The
various squads of political operatives are to be
every morning in the rear Of the City Hall, with
heads huddled together, connecting and planning
how to lay out money collected for slectioneer-
ing purposes to the best advantage. little in the
rear Of these moneyed ndi, iduals, certain
eager looking genuses, waiting to receive the
s'stu," for which they requested to do the bid
ding of the party for whom their services are Sc
cured, either to knock down and drag out, or to
drag out and knock down, il matters naught 10
them they are expected TO do something for the
money 1t is well understood that desperate
struggle is anticipated between the wings and de-
mOcrats for the ascendancy IN the city government
The wings have held the reins power for the last
four years, during which time the democrats have
been looking on, biting their fingers for dip into
the CITY Golfers
The wings, however. have much the advantage
In the start, being already in power, and having
more money to expend than their opponents,
thereby enabling them to carry out the working
machinery Of the party polite with q much greater
certainty The democrats may stsud chance Of
success if they put before the people for Office men
who be creditably elected heretofore the pc ople
have been saddled with nominations that would
disgrace any party, and therefore the voters, to
show their disapprobation, selected the opposite
candidates in preference To either party this rule
will justly apply Trickery and corruption too
often become visible in setting before the people
men unified for Office, only because, by moneyed
interests, q nomination was procured IL is high
time that the eyes OF the people were opene1 on this
subject Tie voters of this city are not as they
were ten or fifteen years ago. IL was then con-
sidered almost crime 10 vote, except TOR the
Irregular nomination The people, however, OF
the present day have become more enlightened,
and the refore more independent, and will vote now
more as they pie sse and the best man, we sim
cerey hope, will sand the best chance Tor electloa'
no u after whether he represents whig Or democrat.
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Before the Hon. Judge Lynch

Before the Hon. Judge Lynch
Der T-fnVvtsontng S,epsn IN Foreign Jails.-Wihas
Faikner John Roed-In this case, the plaintiff, vho
board the Marian Gage, claims damages
Of defendant, who master for fas imprisonment In
foreign jail In the port 81 Ponts Arenas In Central
America, and for subsequent imprisonment and whip
ping shore The Court, In giving Its opinion this
morning idThs practice Of imprsoning sesmeu In
foreign jsls Is Of doubtful legality and to bejustaed
only where the has been guilty OF some atrocious
crime IL dangerous te the ship 10 those on board
Other OF coercion should first rescrted to- This
the Law prior to 1870 DEFENDANTS counsel contends
that the act Of Congress OF that year changes the law
i does change the powers OF consus IL gives the Con-
sui power make OF the local authorities OF Foreign
ports TO enforce sutordnation. There s reason for
this The Consul dsinteresed person. He can hear
calmly. lie acts Judge But the act OF 1910 gives
10 the master Of n vessel powers In places Ike
Ponta Arera. where there Is Consul In this case,
there was nothing very strocous the part Of Fakner
lie did refuse work But the captain had let himself
down below the level Of shpmssters dignity by being
drunk on Sunday when the alteration began which
suited in the imprisonment Of Monday, IN which thu
captain vas clearly IN the wrong and the plaintiff has
right II does not no reyer thst there
wssspythpg cruel In the mode place 81 imprsc
but ratt that u resorted 10 BY wsy on asserting
power which do not hnd sanctioned by Law TIE sub
ssquent whipping and mprisoumen grew ont OF an az
sult upon defendant By plaintiff shore and for thsn
plaintiff " not entitled 70 recover Psintin has oiesry
gbt 20 Judgment but does not seem TO be case foe
the highest damages Judgment ter plaintiff $50 sni
cots,
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Superior Court.


Der A-Micha,i Russell John p. ID. Maler This
action for ASA ut and battery. The defendant
keeps grocery store At corner OF Cherry snd Roosevelt
streets the plaintiff With another man, vent IN 70
have some drink but plaintiff Offering 70 pay for the
liquor be found he had but I've cents the defs ndan re-
fused 70 IT. words ensued and defendant took
club from under the counter with which he gave ths
plsintif blow on the head which caused con
tu,Ion. Verdict for plaintiff sass 80
also action Tor assault and battery the male dsfen
dsnt the plaintiff down and the female scratched
HE face. Verdict for plaintiff $3.50.
The Court adjourned for the term.
Before Hon Judge Campbell.
Ocr. -Thscphiius a. Gu Theodore Besch.-Thi'
suit brought TO quarters rent Of premise
No 22 Greenwich street upon contract TO lease en-
tered into about 18th April, 1850. The amount
claimed s28 with interest from the 1st day Of Novem
Der 1850 The plaintiff agreed to make certain additions
and repairs 10 the building expsditously a. prsc
cable The defence that these repairs protrsoted
thereby FERROUS injury 70 his business YER
dict FOR plaintiff S2il ~.
Before H.n Judge Duer.
u.sJndc. usr s.y. hi. dsoison IN thls 80. -hieb
vas a dem .rrer 10 the complaint. Judgment for the
plaintiff with the usual liberty 10 the defendant 10
withdraw bis demurrer and answer upon payment Of
costs. -
Ger rs &C. :9deigh sermen sga,na MI a',n zen
the rrt unds that matters which are pleaded only In mia
cation OF demurrer In action for libel or SANDER a.
thew eonsttute no defence 10 the action and not pro.
Der subject OF demurrer and that the question within
H. ,sct. Az nesded may or may not be admitted in ev
eooe ust be- determined by the Judge upon the trial
The plaintiff may only withdraw bis dsmurrer upon
the usual terms but has twenty days TO reply
ON dsmurrer provided bis present demurrer V not re-
pestsd.
ogNRRAL TEEM.
Present. Chief Justice Oakley, and Hon Judges Sand
ford, Mason, Campbell and Paine
Der B - Drcfsrs-s Jo,syh r. Secret 90 Joseyh bart
l.nUpon the payment OF the costs In the original &c
tion within 20 days this Judgment to be vacated
The Nsw fvh State Telegraph Co ads. Reib<~ w. Vac
~r The order at Special Term reverted without costs
Ten days time TO be allowed 10 plaintiff 10 dssur or rs
/ ply or amend.
.flredP Peck md o,h~s 20 Robert Ushc -MotSon a.
l pied, With el0 cests 10 abide sv,st Of spit,