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Worcester daily spy., 1851-02-19
BIZ MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
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The Very Latest from California.
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Ar. ivaI ofthe Crescent city.

NEW YORK, Feb. IS.
The steamship Crescent City arrived at this port
this afternoon at o'clock, from Chagres. with
2lS passengers, aud California dates to Jan. 18th.
The steamer New Orleans had arrived at Pana-
ma with large freight and 200 passengers. The
Antelope arrived on the 4b with $500, 900 in gold,
and $50 passengers.
The steamer Unicorn with the United States
mails and 100000 in gold, left San Francisco on
the 18th of January, but had not arrived at Panama
on the 9TH of February. The Cherokee arrived at
Chagres on the 7th instant, and the Philadelphia
sailed for New Orleans on the 18th.
The political complexion of the Legislature has
not yet been determined by test vote but the chan
considered most favorable to the election of
Democratic U. S. Senator.
All kinds of business is reported dull, and goods
are selling al an enormous sacrifice.
Hon. T. Butler King has entered upon his official
duties as Collector of the port of San Francisco.
Indian difficulties are less frequent Considerable
excitement is said to prevail relative to reported
discovery of mine of black sand found in iTolu
mine River. A company has been formed for COL
ecting the same, which is supposed to contain large
quantities of gold dust. 1t is said one half of the
estimates are well founded. The treasures in black
sand are sufficient to give each adyenturer for
tune.
MARKErs.-Flour dull sales to satisfactory ex-
tent could probably be made at six dollars per 100
pounds. Boots and shoes, when sold at cost and
charges, are considered well sold Lumber is un-
changed; Coal and Coffee declining Clothing is
very abundant; Domescs dull; Provisions do.
DEATHs.-Joseph Downer, of Newburyport
Capt. George D. Griffin, of Lynn; Geo. Netherbee,
of Marlboro; John Crowel, of Nantucket; David
w. Shattuck and Isaac Russell, of Mass; Joseph
Judson, Of Hartford.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-02-19
New Centre of Attraction,
AT THE
CENTRAL CLOTHES WARE HOUSE.
No. 4, Merchants, Row.

VIE SUBSCRIBERS having formed co-partnership under
4 the name OF WARDEN & DUDLEY, and secured the
above weknown and familiar Stand, recently occupied
by l. A. Clark, would most respectfully call the attention
OF the inhabitants of Worcester and nifty to their
sve stock of Fashionable READY MADE CLOTHING.
made to our order expressly for the Retail Trade and com
prsing complete and general assortment GENTLEMANs
ana BOYS wearing apparel which and will be sold at
prices to defy all competition The public will also bear in
mind the TACT that our stocks entirely and esh
ec.eo win tne greatest care and we safely say that
gives the public finer opportunity of securing better bar
gain than has ever been offered.
snare OF public patronage is solicited our Motto will
ever De Qulck Sales and small Profits and our highest
ann 10 please each and every who will favor us with
ca Mr. Dudley thankful for past avors from his MANY
customers IN the Custom Department while in the employ
OF Charles q. Schoff Co., of Boston, would solicit con-
nuance OF their patronage he may be found at his
sano ready and willing to take thei measures as he has
done formerly. Us ~ nos
N OkNThAL CLOTHES WARE House, No. Merchants,
Row, directly in front ofWorcester House.
ieoli-d&wtAl. WARDEN a. DUDLEY.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-02-19
New Prints & De LANES.

WING almost entirely closed out cur old stock, we
re this week opening 10 Cases Of Pins and De Lains
sing choice new styles.
ALL RIVER Prints from Ct to 10 cents per yd.
zbIsH, SCOTCH, MANCHESTER and HAMlL-
Houssenes De LANES at the lowest Wholesale
zhall now be regularly receiving new Scotch and
iBH Dress Goods. of our own importatons and new
vi American Prints and De LANES as fast ms they
ER market. We invite an examination OF our Goods
nparison Of the prices with those of any other es-
lent. ii. H. CHAMBERLIN, g. co.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-02-19
DanieRebstcr.

The latest account FROM ashihgton report that Mr..
Webster is "nortifcd" insequence Of the exodus of
Shadrach Syms in such Ammaway manner from the
Court room Of the U. s let Court in Boston,
We have heard old dan remark that there is no
thing like brandy to pret modification and as this
is a remedy Mr.. Webstconsiders it no hardship to
take, we trust that he wbtain immediate relief
Worcester daily spy., 1851-02-19

m " OF 1uceStc., %. T-A-uarv H. 1851
To all persons interested in the Estate of SAYTv
ADAMS, late of Charlton deceased Greetins
OU are cited to appear at Court of Probate to be hold
IL en- at worcester on the first Tuesday of March next
to show why administration the Estate of said de-
cease should not be granted to Fske Bacon or John p
Marble, of Charlton
feb20-lw2M. CHAS G. pRENTISS Peg
Worcester daily spy., 1851-02-19
Improved Fowls.

"A AHIP1OVOU LUWI0'
]pNs desirous Of obtaining Eggs from Pure stock
approved Breeds Of Fowls, can be supplied with the
~ varieties by leaving their orders at JNo. GATES
y Exchange Street, on or after the first Of March
mex Poland, Black Spanish,
Hhite Poland Spanish Game, Zine variety
Rish White, Shanghae
,Nlton Grey, Dorkina.
'Qchln China, Plymouth Rock,
.9lien Phcasdnt Pure White BantGm,
utlderllng und Dominique
.9wls have been carefully raised and the purity OF
" Is warranted.
'@ter Feb. llth, 1851. febl!-dif
Worcester daily spy., 1851-02-19
Store to Let on Thomas Street.

STORE from Main Street, with good Cellar
\ the whole of it. Possession given Immediately,
OF from one to three years. Rent $40.
~ GEORGE HOBBS.
ifh distr
Worcester daily spy., 1851-02-19

GY- Our readers will fall and excellent assort-
ment Of medicines for Cdhs and Colds at Clarke's
Drug Store, corner Main Pleasant-sts.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-02-19
LOOK HERE!

g-sMrTU'S Cleansing Compound is excellent article
~ er removing Dry Paints Pitch, Lamp Oil, &C., from
66sy1Fts Dresses, and all soed articles.
For sale in this city by the Proprietor from house to
house ,r ,o,.,-. ,. r.
WI IL A BRowN & Co., Corner of Main and Pearl
sts General Agents for this city.
Certificates.
WORCESTER, Feb. Is, 1851
We have examined Smiths Cleansing COMPOUND. ard
seen ID tried Iious ways, and satisfied that it will
accomplish all that it is recommended do. We can
therefore, confidently recommend it to the public.
WILLIAM BROWN,
REV PHINEAS CRANDALL,
THOS. TUCKER.
febl7-d6t. American House, Worcester.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-02-19
Building Lots.
COMBINATION SOAP.
Clothes Washed without Rubbing


THE subscribers, Agents for the above, offer ar
Gle which is perfect annihator of Grease and Dirt
Clothes washed with this Soap look whittier an3 better thar
when washed in the usual way and without injury in the
least to the Clothes. 1t will soften salt or hard water
making equal soft water for washing The of this
Soap is much less than fluid, powder soap of any kind
For Soft Soap, bar cost IL 2 cts will producer
two to three gallons of pure iUkse soap, which, TO-
Cleaning Paint, TIM Brttania and Brass is truly magical
Traders supplied on liberal terms.
II. GRIFFIN s. CO.,
febl4d6&wl2t Pleasant ST.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-02-19
To Rent,
To be Let.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

A STEAM Engine of twenty-five horse power, nearly
N and in good order Also three boilers thirty feet
long, thirty inches in diameter Also all the running parts of
a Saw Mill, mostly new.
They will be sold together separately, for one half of
the original COST and warranted give perfect satisfaction
Apply to. VIM F. MERRIFIELD.
Worc ster Feb. 9th. feb-dwtf.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-02-19
NnTINE
Notice,

THE business arrangement heretofore existing between
the subscribers terminated mutually on the eighteenth
inst.
All persons having outstanding with them are
requested to settle with s. P. MILLER who remains at
l42 Main Street. s. P. MILLER,
JAMES NEWTON.
]. NEWTON has removed to No. Brinley Hall.
Worcester, Jan. 25. 1851. jan27 diff
Worcester daily spy., 1851-02-19

To the Honorable Senate and the Homo able House of
Representatives If the Commonwealth of Massachls
Setts, IN General Court assembled:
UMBLY represent the undersigned that they own or
reside upon land situated within the territorial limits
OF the town OF Auburn in the County of Worcester which
by the provision of Act for erecting Parish lately set
of from the towns of Worcester Sutton Oxford and Lei
ceser IN the county OF Worcester into atown by name
OF Ward passed April TO- l77s be accounted part
nailed in said Act their heirs assigns should
to remain but which the Legislator of 1870 to the town
OF Auburn to the great injury of your petitioners.
Hour petitioners urher represent that their social and
religious sympahies well their educational and bust
ness relations are with the city of Worcester and her
pie that the roads in the direction of Auburn village are
hy crcutous and in bad order that your petitioners
to great and unnecessary Inconvenience manesty in vo
laton of the spirit and intention of the referred to il
this petition
Your petitioners further represent that by granting the
privileges OF this petition the buildings of the petitioners
would be situated within the territorial limits the city
OF Worcester the line between Worcester and Auburn
would be left in good condition. and the evils above referred
to, would be reduced to very considerable extent
wherefore Your ettoners pray that such may
be aken that tract of land with the buildings thereon de-
scbed as ioows VIZ commencing at the north east corr
ner OF the town of Auburn al stone marked AS
and W. thence s. l2 by the city of Worcester III rod
to stone monument thence northwesterly by straight
line TO point which 49 rods westerly Of the point cf be-
ginning the norherly line of said of Auburn and
the sonthery line of said city of Worcester thence al ee4
east 4O0 rods TO the point of beginning containing by est
nation 207 be set off from the of Auburn and
set to the city of Worcester
And as in duty bound will ever pray.
LEWIS CHAPLIN and Others
Auburn, January II, 1851
Worcester daily spy., 1851-02-19
Valentines.

h assortment of Valentines of all descriptions and
es inst received at the New Book Store in Harring
: - 51c: 975 Main$t. 5. A. ROWLAND.
shle-d3t.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-02-19
[IRET AND LY0NEsE CLOTHS.

DOD assortment Of the above goods still on hand,
ch we hal sell for the rest of the season at still
Reduction than we have heretofore made, and our
Nil be found actually loves than these goods have
Ibred in this citv The ballance of the steck Of
Worcester daily spy., 1851-02-19
A Good Nurse
Splendid Chance For Bargains,
AT
CHARLES A. UPT0NS.

GOODS DIRECT FROM THE RECENT
Large Auction Sales, New York.
rTAVING taken advantage of the RUINOUs PRICES
at which Goods have been sold at recent Large Auc-
on Saes we are enabled offer friends and the pub
some extraordinary Bargains We selling many OF
" Goods large per cent less than old GOODS are ad-
pftsed by some of ou neghbors few among the many
heep G oOds, are
15 pa A. German Tibet worth 1850 now selling
at$1l2t
10 ps French do do LOO at67
IL ps Black silk Warp Alpaca So at5
ps Canton Cloth 81 at62
20 doz. Silk Scarfs 1l2a at 62
Lon Cashmere Shawls worth 1890 at 800
Large lot Cashmere Scar much less than usual prices
So rs Silk Hdkfs Slightly damaged for IS cts
16 doz Prime Kid Gloves for 5S cts
Linseys and other Plaids for l29cts
1000 yds Prints worth 12a for Scts
sfayinfs and Patches at 8 cts
ALSO,
500 hay STATE sHAWLs, to be cleared out without
.sefgH within the next 80 days.
Ai #B 90 for $780, All "a shaws for 50. All IS
a~is for 375. All so for 500, together with few oil
roTfoN and DOMESTIC GOODS, at the Agents
Eees CHARLES A. UPTON
jAnIsdw9wis Flagg Building.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-02-19
Wanted.
Wanted.

active intelligent young Man. that has had some
"A experience in Store would be preferred. Also
10 first Milliners
Apply at the Store of ISAAC II. UPTON & CO.
febl2-dlW6wtf
Worcester daily spy., 1851-02-19
Ready Made Cloaks,

be closed al customers own prices. Ladies who
y at our stock OF Winter Goods st this time, Will
ster inducements to purchase than we have ever
ii. ii. CHAMBERLlN g. co.
eester. Jan. %. jan29-dwtf
Worcester daily spy., 1851-02-19
Brussel Carpets at
REDUCED PRICES,

REDUCE ED PRI ES.
TTOUSEKEEPERS, intending to purchase any kind of
Il Rich Carpetings during the Spring. invited
mime our Stock Immediately.
We offering the best
CLINTON CARPETS
II 8 per cent discount, and whole stock of
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS
rs per cent discount.
These prices will only be observed during winter
ales, and must necessarily advance in the Spring.
feb4-d&wtf II. II. CHAMBEKLIN & co.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-02-19
Valentines.
Teas.

IGdS.
WE have hand large assortment Of very choice
w TEA, which sell at an exceedingly low
price. Call and examine.
EDWARDS & BANCROFT,
jan15-d&wtf No 10 Washington Square.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-02-19
Wanted,

the Cottage, 1IO Main ST. 800 daily in Exchange for
IA Boots, Shoes Rubbers, Hats, Caps and UmbrelIas-
Good bargains may be expected. DANIELS d CO,
iebI7-dtt Cottage 1l0 Main ST.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-02-19
Quaboag Seminary.

PORTSMOUTH
COAL AT SIX, DOLLARS.
For sale at Plymouth Street Coal Yard.
For Cylinder Stoves House Furnaces &c, it is
Ito give satisfaction.
Also the best varieties ofPENN. RED AMI WHITE ASH
IOALS-
nY Orders left the Yard, at the Office 20S MAIN
TREET, will meet prompt attention.
Nov Ia dislmos3tawtf RICE & BARBOUR.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-02-19

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
In Senate, January 81, 1851.
ON the Petition aforesaid Ordered That The Petitioner
" attested copy of their petition with this Or
der thereon be served upon the Town Clerk of Au
and also upon the Clerk Of the city of Worcester and pub
lhed six times in the Worcester Spy twice in the Wor-
Palladium the said be fourteen days and
the last of said publications be days at Last be-
fore the 18th day of March that persons Interested
may then appear, and show cause IL any they have why
the Prayer of said Petition should not be granted
Sent down for concurrence G. l.. KNAPP Clerk
In the House of Representatives, Feb. l. 1850
Concured. LEWIS JOSsELYN Clerk
true COPY, Attest L. KNAPP Clerk of the Senate
febl5-d6t.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-02-19
w A N T S. &c.
Wanted.
Is Wanted.

IsS tenement with or rooms, situated within
sa# seven or eight minutes walk of the Central Fx-
.SN change west SIDE of Main ST.. possession first
OF April next Enquire at BURRILL'S Periodical Office
MAN street. febIS-dtf
Worcester daily spy., 1851-02-19
Steam Engine,

TNOR Sale, Steam Engine, of to 10 horse power Ii
Il will be sold a bargain. Inquire of j. F. ELWELL
Court Mills, or at this Office.
Worcester, Dec. 29 dI
Worcester daily spy., 1851-02-19
PARTNER WANTED
LOST.

Boarding.
TWO three Boarders can be accommodated at No
i 23 Exchange Street fbI4-d6t*
Worcester daily spy., 1851-02-19
Boarding.

fEHREE or four Gentlemen can be accommodated will
School st feb3dov4
7H DOZ. Calf Skins in the Rough and Finished
~ ALDRICH CO., SO Front St.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-02-19

The breads
TX ILL assemble for the Spring Term Feb 81.
w e THAY Err.
Worcester, Feb. g. 1851. feb4-dwst.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-02-19
Chamomile Flowers.

large lot of the above store, AID for sale the
IN lowest prices by l.. t. LAZELL, Druggist,
lebl5-3wisdSw. No. 20l Main ST.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-02-19

--oroester, Feb. II.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-01-10
DISHONESTY EXPOSED.

We have never in our life desired 10
screen Bank scoundrel and robber; for
we do think that our peni,entiaries are
not filed with as mean and God-forsaken
wre,ches as those wlo take The privilege
Of plundering the people as they do.
If Mr.. Gay belongs TO this ass, let
bin have his due; but, at the same time,
we do moi believe in trying TO screen
nan whose ignorance, at this enligh-
tened day, led him to libel the honesty
and character of another man. Bough-
man acted the part Of a clown in the
matter, and we hope he will be held up
to public view, with the grand swindlers
who labored in the IIavre dc Graco
operation: for what is money to an un-
sulled, unt tinted rsputation2 Mr.. Clark's
reputation has been blackencd, by Baugh-
man, moro than those concerned in the
plot; for he (Boughman) has said in a
communication, that Gay and he would
have settled things amicably. and satislac-
torily, and, that there never would havo
been any trouble had il not been for mis-.
representations of Mr.. Clark, made,
as he believed, - purposes of the
blackcst char9ote&S
"But," says Buughman, "this part of
tie communication Gay did not read to
me after he had written the commnnica-
,ion and when | subscribed 10 it!" If
he could not read the article which Gay
handed to him 10 be signed, why did he
not get his attorney or some friend to
do so for him? He was aware, at the
time, that through Gays maneuvring,
this swindling m .dium had been ex'cnsi-
vely circulated, ,ba, he himself had been
"sold," and that it was bis du,y and
interest, as man of sufficient capacity
and common sense to profit by expert
ence, to watch Gay, when he knew that
it was his game TO take advantage of the
unsuspccting. We have but little sym.
pothy for Borghman, all circumstances
considered; and we despise, detes', abhor,
the kind Of double dealing thst he, un-
doubiedly, had intended 10 play off upon
Mr.. Clark--a man who had placed every
confidence in his friendship, honesty, in
tegIi'y. and uprightness.- Upper Sandus-
ky Pioneer.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-01-10

Texas, that State which cared so much
for principle and SO little for money
would accept proposition to buy out
her claim for ten millions! The PROPOSE.
| tion was submitted 10 the People, who
seeming to think it rather farcical ,ha,
they should be called upon to say for.
mally whethe, they would accept ten
millions for what they had no right 10,
scarcely turned out 10 the polls, under
standing we'll enough that there could
not be found fools enough to decline
such an offer; and the conclusion of tho
whole matter is summed upin the follow
ing telcgraphic despatch, which one ofihe
reporters facetiously heads, "Highly
Important from Texas" as if the neas
were unexpected and extraordinary:
"NEw ORLEANS, December A.
"By an arrival here, we have late ad.
vices from Texas.
"The Legislature of that State assem-.
blcd on the lStl, ultimo. The PROPOSE
,Ion OF accepting or not Pearce's Bound
AIRY bill was brought before it, and tho
bill was accepted by both branches, there
being only one dissenting voice in tho
Senate, and five in the House,"
Who does not tremble al thought of
the gulf Of ruin which, under tho guild
ancc of Messrs. Clay, Cass, and Webster,
the country has ,niraculously escaped!
To be serious--we look upon the
leading measures Of The last session as
conceived In iniquily and carried by
fraud. The threat ofa Dissolution Of the
Union was meaningless, and should have
been dcfed. Had General Taylor's
policy succeeded, ard no Fugitive law
been passed, there would have been no
moro serious excitement at the South
than there is now and far less excitement
at the North. AS the case stands, tho
"Norlhern majority" struck its colors,
passed under the yoke, and for the term
OF this Congress, at least, is a servant
for tribute TO tho minority, which, by an
adroit combination of audacity and Gun.
ming, has, as usual, obtained the control
for The time Of every Department Of the
Government.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-01-10

TIE GOVERN r OF NEw-MExIco.--
Whoever may have been the "celebrated
Roman Consul" who first remarked that
there is such thing as riding a free horse
to death, the fact is 30, and our "Union"
brethren at the South ought 10 heed it,
They are crowdiig Messrs. Fillmore
and Webster without mercy and beyond
reason. The selection of Georgian for
Civil Governor Of New-Mexico is an
example. Mr.. James s. Calhoun is a
good Union man and good Wing of the
Southern stripe, aud we presume will
fill the Office credi,ab!y, but the Cover
nor of that Territory should not have
been taken from Georgia. He ought to
have been chosen from Free State
The country will not believe the loca.
lion accidental; it knows that the Geor.
gans hold that no legal impeachment now
exists 10 the introduction of Slavery into
New.Moxico; snd il does not know that
Mr.. Calhoun disseuts from this opinion.
Unionlsm is very well--we 60 in for it
under proper regulations-but Unionism
which is oil give and no take is not the
regular thing. We think the President
should not have been asked TO appoint a
Southern Governor Of New-Mexico, and
should no, have consented If he wore
Nep York Tribune.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-01-10
January lst, 1850.

tSr On Thursday week q prisoner es-
capped from the Penilen'iary. Ills name
was Metz, and he was Jumper, Or waiter
in The Guard Room. He had but about
lS months longer to stay, bu, probably
disliked the fare, and concluded 10 leave.
Providing himself with ropes, chiseI
two hammers, and an auger, he made a
hole through the roof of the Central bull
ding and escaped about 7 or s o'clock in
the evening. Ills plans were veil laid
and executed. From one oficeihe took
$35 cloak, from another a $95 coat,
from another IS NAT, and so tn, until
his wardrobe equalled about $50! He
descended 10 the Female apartment or
eastern end Of the Prison, aud from
thence TO the ground. His absence was
soon discovered, and pursuit made with a
will, by all hands, but he could not be
found. As horse, saddle and bride,
were stolen on the Rogue's HaIbor road,
about four miles north Of tho city, that
night, it is probable Metz rode AWAY
Swan's Elepator, Jan. 4.