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Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-02
AUCTION SALES.
HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION
S. w. SELBY g. co.

MILL sell on tie premises, on FRIDAY ORNING,
W May 2, at 10 O'Clock, the HOUSE and LOT, no z
fremont street, owned by Lewis Howe.
Terms liberal and made know the sale.
For further part cuars inquire of
apSo-G2t $ W. SELBY & CO, Aucts
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-02
Wool Carder Wanted,
House for Sale.

uOuS6 lOI Ou1Cs
1xA THE subscriber will SELL II applied for soon the
M House he occupies, on Pleasant street, and lcl with
ame-54 feet font and ll3 feet deep. desirable
tuation AID 100 we'll known TO need urther description
feb2s-disf ?" = BENJAMIN BuFFUM
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-02
OF 7. 7. GoLDBERGEE


E9ATENTED by the ImreHia and Roval Government ot
Austria and France and by the Royal Government of
Prussia and Bavaria
These eGALvANlc-ELEcrRfc RHEuMATIsM CHAINS. con-
stcted upon chenico-ph scal principles have been found
Thousand times practicable against the Gout Rheuna-
ls ana all Kinds OF nervous complaints such as mains in
the lace neck or hip, oothache, earache pains in the
breast or back ameEess palpaion of The heat etc etc
Each of GHldbergers Patent o-Rheumalisn
Chains, is well packed up in small box which bears on
Its front God6ergers Firm, and the reverse the to
IazonS as dboUe viz The Imperial ard Royal Eagle Of
Austria, and the seal of Goldbergers Manuacorv e the
coat OF arms of the free mountain of Tarnowitz in
golden letters.
IL Only those Chains which packed up and marked
i'll the manner above stated regarded as genuine
In Boston have appointed Nj. C. f. FRITCHE as
General Agent for America, for the sale Of my Galvano-
'Electric Rheumatic Chains.
]. 7. GOLDBERGER.
In Berlin, and free mountain town Tarnowitz
o. NOTICE. IN
nave received by the steamer Canada the above named
GALVANO ELECTRIC RHEUMATISM CHAINS of
GOLDBERGER, and transferred The sEle of them to Mr.
N. N.
Testimony from Europe &c. may be seen in their Office
C. F. FRITCHE,
Boston. April II, 1851. General Agent for America
GJ' d. SCOTT & CO.. Agents ior Worcester.
apes dwtf
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-02

25 Casks Sheet Zinc,
A ssORTED for ssle by C. FOSTER & co
"a lapl5 d&w2m
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-02
In basement OF Nos. & piner.s R,oeE-

In Basement OF Nos. & Pirer's Block.
.NeTt Door South U. s. Hotel
lie Subscribers have resumed business in the Above
Spacious Saloon, which they have ted up with all
e improvements OF the Gay, and with such conveniencs
MS the public accommodation demands.
lher Cooking apparatus is of the latest and best
ptrncucn the establishment is literally supplied with
pure spring wafer, and ever, part lighted with gGs
Their reputation has long been established keepers
n Eating House, and they will be ready all hours
TO furnish parties individuals with such refreshments as
may be desired.
New York Oysters constantly hand and furnished in
any quantity TO order.
Fruit Of all kinds. Nuts and Confectionery of the best
quality, will always be found at their establishment
II Grateful for the liberal patronage hitherto received
they respectfully solicit continuance from their friends
ana the public SPURR & LEWIS
feblS-dWs3mo.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-02
Sheet Lead, and Lead Pipe

Old Mems SeWed Boots,
$T ADE for comfort and durability at BEMISS co.'s.
AfA apzo-u5w No. 2 Harrington Corner
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-02

Worcester, ss. Probate Office, April 30 1851.
To all persons interested in the Estate OF CLAUDlUS b.
LONG, late of Worcester, deceased, GREETING.
NOU are cited to appear Court of Probate to be
Il holden at Worcester, on the first Tuesday OF May
next, show cause why administration OF the Of
said deceased should lie granted TO Mary d. H. Long
and Asaph G. " ood, of Worcester.
my -d4t CHAS. G PRENTlSS. Reg.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-02

READ THE PAPERS!
Men who move IN each degree,
Must, OF course the papers see
Whatsoever lot choose,
we can't exist without the news.
Dear TO us air and light
Is the news unto sight;
stop the papers, and
Would beset the of man.
Peers and princes, merchants dr8Iers,
Gould not exist without the papers.
There we read of gains and lossts,
Great success and awful crosses
Some are bankrupts, some are rising
With rapidty surprising;
But of all in modern time,
Ever praised in prose or rhyme,
None have made great name,
In the lists of trading fame:
None wOrthily have striven
None such satisfaction given,
As Macullar, who has made
Himself the wonder of his trade
Seek his store, and you shall find
All the best Clo,hmg of its kind;
Fit Tor all ranks in the land.
Everything you may demand,
You'll there find ready your hand.
Macullar. Williams & Co.
Dealers in Custom Ready Made Clothing,
STORES NO. PlPERS BLOCK. CLOTHING BAZAR
AND AT THE CITY CLOTHING STORE,
marll-dwtf 72MAlNS ST.
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September 10, 1871.
In deemed expsdsnt security public
fon' mposions and sais 10 od te circular No
regard goods and merchandise 81 tho growth produe
ton nanutaure Of the United States likewise articles OF r
eign origin upon which the import auhe snail nave trans
ported o the United states 10 another port within The
same, VIA the islLmus OF Panama
Inc oo~ins and regulations pfesenoed and ste'
conformity enoned collectors parties
S before hss sa % 90 % q o s ss p
Of the United situated either A4uue raeinc
board other within the United States be conveyed
Panama, Juan dc Nicaragua route ~ili
ixe gosd. bond,
ed BY ths before and snusd The priv
sseon Parties wishing sAp goods for transportation by
routes above mentioned must before adng the board The
writing collector port
ment describing The goods, their places depose
examine boxing packing casing
be- the goods which corded and lead
10 be paid The inspector
Tnpieae Invoices describing s contents Of hs bales
presented TO the collector nanesing
be attached aniiet handed shipper
BY collector d-po.sd post Office the
made,
port Of the United states which the goods be destined
states. production the
fest and invoice aforesaid the collector will direct due
inspection United appraiser
officers port
oeers then BY oncer Of the
In certified Invoice required by
goods described certified
wsdsd him the collector the Of shipment. he
the but not satisfied this point he will the
THOMAS CoRwIN,
octl- Secretary Of the Treasury.
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From tho pos. once at Ksn,on 20 the Railroad Depot


No lO234, ninety rods three times week and back
From the post Office al Lagrange the Railroad Depot
route No 1880 mule, twice daily except sunday
From the post office at Lebanon and Deehed Village TO
the Railroad Depot No 10 264, hve males, twice
daily except Sunday,
From The post Office at Mount Holly to the Railroad Depot
No. 10 1914 three miles three times week and
back.
From the post Office al Noun. Vernon the Rsilroad
Depot route No l0ls7, one bundled rods twice daily
except Sunday.
From the post Office Mount Giead the Railroad De
pot route No. l0,l60 and half miles twice daily
except Sunday.
From the post Office al Milford to the Railroad Depot
route No. lO,264, half mile, daily except Sunday
From post Office at New Haven to the Railroad Depot
route No TO- 1876, threefourths Of me twice daily ea-
oept Sunday
From the post Office al omstead the Railroad Depot
No. TO- l60 mile, twice daily except Sunday
From the post Office Shelby the Railroad Depot on
route No 10 6O, three-fouhs Of me twice daily exeeP'
Sunday.
From the post Office at South Charleston the Railroad
Depot on route No. lOl56 half me twice daily except
From the post office at Tiffn the Railroad Depot on
route No. 10 234 half mile, twice daily except Sunday
From the post office at Toledo TO the Steamboat Landings
twice daily often required during the season oil
navigation.
route No 10 234 hundred and thirteen rods SIX times
a week.
From the post office Utica the Railroad Depot on
No 1885, ninety-hve rods, twics daily except
From the post Office at w.ynesville tho Railroad De.
pc, No 264 hslfa me twice daily except Sun
day. a.
From the post Office at Whiteford the Railroad Depot
on route No aus michigan rsiroad0 twice daily.
From the post Office West Liberty to the Railroad De-
pot on No. 1924 hreefourhs of mile, twice daily
except Sunday
From The post Office at Wesled to the Railroad Depot
route No lO,l6O, two and half miles, twice daily ex-
cept Sunday.
From the post Office at Twinsburg the Railroad Depo,
No. l0325, two and half miles, three times
week and back.
From post Office Franklin Mills to the Railroad
Depot No. l0,325, times week. three and
half miles.
From the post office Worthngon the Railroad De-
pot No. TO- $780, mile, daily except Sunday
From the post Office Delaware to the Railroad Depot on
No TO- l6O, and half miles, daily except Sunday
Form bid ,oh<rs change from advertisement con!en
LATED BY the bidder.
(or we, as the case may be) there write the name
in full Of there state the residence residences
hereby propose to carry the mail on route No.
from often the Postmaster Generals
advertisement for proposals the same dated September
% 1851 requires the time stated in the schedules
tanned such advertisement and by the following mode OF
conveyance, wit: there state how is to be conveyed
for the annual Of there write the in words
full length.
Dated tSigned.l
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Form Of Cert feaie.

The undersigned POSTMASTER, judge, clerk Of court
of record the may be cer,les that he is well
quan,ed with the above and their property and
that they of property and able TO make good their
guaranty.
Dated [Signedl
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Form for a bid Whsrs no change from advertise
Iaftd bu The bidder


The undersgsed undertake that if the foregoing bid for
carrying the mail route No. be accepted by the
Postmaster Genera the bidder SHALL prior the LIST day of
July next into tho required obligation to perform the
service proposed, with good and sufficient sureue1
Dated lSgned by two guarantors
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Notice to the Creditors OF Texas.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March -, 1851.
THE Of Texas of Legislature during
is4v upon the creditors
republic file treasury Slate the LIST
September evidences their respective claims and Con
having approved 1885, authorizing
millions OF five per State
Texas millions Of said should be
ceditoI Of the holding
ofstock 1, for which duties imports
pecy shall file OF United States
Of all claims against the United states for
such forms shall be
Treasury approved
President Of United Now, that depart
men of claims which
imports thus pledged, the holders Of all
department previous
United States of claims,
President
staes pursuance Of Of the 9th
''--11 WIN. L. HODGE,
Actin o
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PORN OF RELEASE.

Whereas Of Congress- approved September D
dollars be paid 10 the State
mentioned,
shall be issued
The creditors holding of
Texas which duties imports were specially pedd
United releases Of all
against Of said bonds
the underigned is creditor Of the State
following described bonds
TeIns the BED and for which
the duties mentioned n specially pledged
Here describe bonds certificates
Now complying with The provisions ofsad
ara good hereby release
equity against them for or on
accom- o lbonds cert.hcates) above described
y hand and seal at =, this ---------day OF
-, 1851.
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fUsT received New York by tho Last packets to
j this city
boxes ley
50 do quality Scotch herrinss
60 New York smoked dry beef .
10 chests first quality guopowdeT and Imperial teas
~ bbls. Nos. and mzckere
20 bags lava cohes 49,
pipes Marte brandy, imported in 1888
quarter casks OtaId, Dupuy, Co. do -,
pipes Of the best Old rye whsksy IA
June 2-3t 'on> a. DoNoAo'
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Sealed and delivered In presence oil
Two Witnessed
Mar 9-dt3l 4 wtScpJl

SPLENDID silk Sha wis, Manttllas &c-Ws invite The
descriptions, received,
la rich silk manhIas, assorted shades, new styles
Is nch chene silk sha~ls
mznnlas.
We have received also
~ black lace scans
do shawls
The ladies especially invited 10 recent nd
throughout, received
goods all of which VIII be
such that all be suited in prices and styles
=
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VE9 rl0Es of Ctvtlixsssont tbs RsAsa"gy 81 n
tory rsieious, ssthsses potuc 500 PstsnsspseA
Adventures Anassu ~ Johs = WAfrsn TDss3"a -
n. r wuiis-w1h iaas1aiioas -, oS
Juns ~ xkANcA -TAfhN
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CHARLES sELDING having been appointed BY The respect
New York, California ana tns
heI Of the Territory OF inne.o
take the acknowledgment OF Deeds SC, OMEN
MS services Of Arlington and elsewhere.
I4-2aw
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OTICE-Frre piuGsThe following law Is published ior ne
IN information public The penalty VIII " eno'eeo asA
all who violate its provisions:
Board Of aldermen and Boud Common
Counl Of tA< civ That persons
nure Of the IRE plugs erected a.ng
whost having
,.s VI the Commissioner OF fubhc buo
~ The depane my 2ksr aan of ne use
fires streets they shall upon
thereof be ned less than hve nor than
collected are
hydants by the Commissioner
Of Public Buildings are hereby revoked. - : -
WILLIAM EASILY,
lo-solw Commissioner OF Public Buildings.
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fAMHs'S New Novel, The Fate Tale o. surfing
i Pines; by the author the Old Oak Cheat, &c. IL,
Travels and Adventures Mexco by VIM W. Carpenter s'e
of the United States Army. s.s& -, - ,u..,..
AnIhon Manual Antiquities, with numerous usua
The Elements OF Algebra designed for beginners by Elias
Looms NJ. A.
published and for sale " r.vrop = MARRY
A., o, Booksellers, 9Th street.
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/, ECHERCHE.s EquipaRcs dc Points INITIATES
Bnago Major General AutIchiehd, usao ue
l,sIe j. T.. d'artierie; vol
aImees en- Champagne, par Dai
sale 4 VOL a. a.c.,.s ass
rate dAaque ct dc defense de1
Lee points mitAiresi par
uadut de seDahd, par ene
appqsecs ecole dAisre DO sincehneS
atlas OF plates -. !.
de alshe, ct son empol dams NC
Champagne par isbouy iieutsnAnt eoionsi n.sn
incur; / vol, atlas plates ,,..u,.-;.
De rmement 10 General dArnleris
Marion VOL .n:,u.,, .c;.nsa
points OF military scehes
ands service, from Paris by FhANCh ihILon.
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Proposals are invited for the following mail messenger
sfvos weh VIII be let to the lowest bidder
Ia ma'' 10 be taken nom and delivered IN the posi- Office
NE posns named al such hours may be fixed upon by
ths postmasters - =
From the post office at Beiefontane 10 The Railroad De-
pot on rsus No. TO- 23t, hundred rods ak tim,.
week and back.
From the post ohcs Bellevue 20 n. Railroad Demo,
on route No 023A rineyt~o rods, twie, daily escsp,
Sunday.
Prom the pos once Belevlle the Railroad Denot
No 10, SO hundred rods daily esesp,
Sunday
Prom the pos. Office Berea the Railroad Depot on
route No. 10, 100, one and quarter miles, daily except
Sunday.
From the post ohee at Cardington the Railroad Depo
en- route No. 1870 nInesyfour rods twice daily excep
Sunday.
From the post ohc. Constants to III. Railroad Depo
sn route No lol6o, two and half miles, three times
week and hack.
From The post ONCE Enon tho Rsilrosd Depo,
reaM No 10lSt, hundred rods, twice daily exoep,
Sunday.
Prom the post Office Fairfield the Railroad Depot
route No l0t54, two miles daily except Sunday
From the post Office Gallon the Railroad Depot
ses's No 100. ninshvs rcds twice daily except Sun
ay.
From the post ohscs Iberia to the Raro.d Depot
'ssss No TO- lso ons mile, t~,os daily sxoApt Sunda
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I,TUDEA sur n Active dos rIAcssI PAT UeHs
u rail cot--i vol, ~ .,,.
Hisloire Fertilization Permansne GU manuel ds.
uaduite Dc hemahd par
Iupsreg, captane Genie2 vols and atlas Of plates.
ModerDe analyss compsree dss
Aeande Maurice capAne ou Ssnis-
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CAponneres par un oer du Genie
cspanc DE- Genie vol and auAs
desR PussHe oncieS
antrre 81 de csvaIerie par PTofesseur Unger--l VOL
Cours Abrege public assc psuossuon da mine de
Ia Jueuee-I vol. aud atlas y =, -,
Formus Tables ct MEASUREMENTS riauques as me"o'te
in,enirun dcs architects, paS Ciandel--l VOL
MANY other military sciences and services ana iaeH
branches. &
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May23 fhoN -
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l. resi- Glcanings. n Aheaf from the Old
Fields Of Continental Europe Of
BEch.ior. edition.
Vsgamundo, AuAehe in Spain By John EsaiaA Warren
49,
The Epoch OF Scripture
Geological 1eoryi Eaxr Lord, with Introduction
w. Dickinson, ID. ID.
Uncle Home
This day received, and for sale by
TAYLOR l. MAURY,
Sept 10 Bookseilers, ne nr 9Th
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rNIiE subscription list Union
TayiorA Maurs Bookstore The gallery opainngs
New York.
OF Each
wings, Articles
IA IN itself well worth the price Of subscription.
June TAYLOR L. MAURY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-22

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Allow me, through the medium Of your paper to state
reasons for dissenting from the propositions In
your article headed The Ocean, whose is it ?" 1
fully agree with you In the necessity for increasing
ocean mall steamers. and the portsnce of bring
ing the matter before Congress; but consider II far
better that they should not be under the control Of
the Navy Department until needed for actual service
The appropriations should be made through the Post
Office Department, which has the benefit of the in
come from them. The contracts should be open TO
fair petition ships built Of size and strength proper
for vessels Of and when accepted by government
inspected occasionally by competent men, which will
insure their being kept In order for the service re-
quired The United States should have the power to
take these ships at a valuation, whenever they may
require them This been the Of theB ritsh
government with the Cunard Company; and the al
most uniform succees OF their ships, commanded ~
Of the merchant service contrasted with that OF
the West India mail steamers, commanded by naval
officers 10 strong argument in favor Of leaving our
mercantile marine in the hands Of those who have
made 1t what 1t Is Our packet ships have surpassed
al others In speed, order and discipline They have
been commanded by men who have worked hard
far the honor, and still arduously to retain the
reputation they had won Their intro iuction to the
service of Neptune was not through the favor Of a
Their their promotion the result OF waiting the
removal OF seniors by natural causes, casualties
Atlantic many times in packets IN English steam
and In our own mail steamers, l am prepared to
say that class OF better fitted for their sta
ton. Now, shall these and those who pre- pa
ring to take their places be set aside and rusty
naval officers be dragged OUT" They deserve better
Rather let there be a reform In our navy altogether
As you suggested short time since, let us have a
retired list'et officers be promoted for merit,
and not by seniority, Then they would have stimu-
liant to ambition, which Is now wholly wanting; and
men who have grown gray in waiting could retire
without pecuniary distress But keep the passenger
and fleiehting business distinct from national
ships Of war Justice to our mercantile marine de-
mands it. AN OLD TRAVELLER.
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~ q n nv n A n r 3 II !.

TrrsuAr, January II -6P.M.
An immense amount Of business was transacted in
fancy stochs to day We have noticed for some days
past that most Of the sales cash This shows
the part Of sellers an apprehension that before
time con,rsots mature, the market will break do~n
Sellers on time at present prices may End purchasers
long before contracts mature, among the missing IL
would be well for the bears 20 look closely 70 the
spepsibility Of buyers and that All margin
for depreciation IL secured Cash sales are the sur.s
and tsfest but the present class Of buyers have not
the means 10 purchase 10 that way. They are, az
general thing weak operators End have just capital
enough to deposit a moderate margin for deprecia
ton In the event Of prices falling on ten ana fifteen
per cent in day contracts with the present class Of
buyers would not be worth rush The ingation still
continues in Canton. and the daily fluctuations In
price, sufficient % show the character Of the
movement. There II 10 this fancy, but
the purchases principally Boston account
and made with view Of getting possession
OF nearly AL the capital stock and catching
the bears short II easy enough ct I'll thu stock
bot The b.srs underttand the movement too well 70
be caught in thst trap simSr game T. going on 10
Long Island, sud soon o. The parties engaged have
obtained All the stock they viii fod no market for ~
and lave 10 Keep IT, cell IL At very great d4ptsoia
tion weiearn that measures have been taken 10
consolidate the stock q The Morris Canal Company
Ia having accepted the supplement 70 ths csartsr
this becomes imperative fats sill reduce tire number
Of shares rom a CCo n SO each 70 ~ $50 offoo rhe
Irssbt rar rslue 1 }as End ne market ralse /, ~.
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After the soldstion par will be $lGO. and the mar
ket value, II change takes place In the meantime
500 per share This will amplify the transfer business
Of the company, and stockholders viii understand
just what they have and Its value At the first board
to-day, Canton Co. advanced ~ per cent, and fell
back IL; Norwich and Worcester !, etcnington y
Long Island u, Hudson River R. u, Reading R. r.
], Farmers Loan dsclinedh per cent Harlem y, Nor
ris Canal y, Erie Income Bonds u. Portsmouth Dry
Dock has advanced Ia per cent, since Saturday last
with large ssles. At the second board there no
material change in prices.
The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer
Of this port, to- day, amounted to Sl9S0se 10; pay
ments, 500 400 balance, So 3e1 OaS 81
The bonds Of the Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad
Company, were sold at auction, this morning at the
Merchants Exchange. There was considerable CON-
petitions among buysrsl and the sale went OIL with
. great deal of spirit.
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PAaoDi IN La FAFoRIrA The season Of the po-
pusr director Of the italian Opera fas. drawing to
close Before the public give Max Marstssk bsns-
Mt Significant OF their APPRECIATION We are TO have
two OF three opportunities Of hearing Paredi In new
roles. To- night she viii appear Lsonora, in La Fs
voritan and will again challenge criticism her per
eonaton OF that character The opera in very great
favor ct any time, and unqusstonsbly the announce
mentthat the greatest vocalist have had yet in
Opera House is to appear in It, viii fill part
of the establishment The arrangements of the mana
ger have been made In such . manner Is to support
the opera with the best talent at his command and
We are very that the representation will be sups
rior to any of the rame work which the public have
yet seen The reduction in the price Of the seats 81
he Opera which has recently taken place, is acting
very fAvorsby for the director, as large audiences
fully testify