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OeMS O.LET.-Two neatly iuruI, he'd
~ ROOMS, situated ia a retired and plesssu,
part oi the city. will he rented un reasonable terms
10 single gentlemen, b. Mrs. MiAROE. southeast
corner al South Capitol and streets.
sep l4-3ft
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WANTED-Torent. by the Isl of N,ve,
E:i her, or before, small comfortable HOUSE
containing FIVE or six rooms, pleasantly luca,ed
within five squares OF PthIsy WANNA avenue ami
!O!h street, Any one having such a house may w.
cure good permanent tenant, and liberal rent nv
enquriHg al ]. &. INQUIRIES Auction Store. cor
ncr OF PENNSYLVANIA avenue and 10Th street
sep l2--eo,Jt.
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NATIONAL EATING HOUSE.

WHITE BRANDY, se.-=Just received.
w and tor sale
W hte Brandy. fourth proof. for preserving
Green Ginger, Mustard Seed, Spices, OF every
Wnte Wine Vinegar, and 1900 gallons pare
Cider Vinegar.
10 which the attention of all those IN want il in
WED GEO. THOS. PARKER & co, 3
opposite Browns Marble Building.
aug 29-eo3;yf
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FARM FOR SALE.

Z
LNoE SALE, on accommodating terms or exchange
Tor ciiy property, a FARM. in Alexandria
County, Virginia, about miles above GeorcrioWn,
and within half mile vi IHe Falls Church. contain
mg about - acres oi eycrllem land about 81 acres
of which Is IN Wuod, and one OF the best arI'r OF
chards ia the County. Also, pure spring u water
and in very healthy Geighborh0Gd.
A fine Opportunity is here offered 10 any prr,cn IN
want OF Garden to supply the Markets OF Wash
iuslon, Georgetown, and Alexandria, as the Farm is
near. and easy OF app zach Ia them all. For further
particulars enquire of EDW ARD OWENS, Mer-
chant Tailor, opposite Wizards Hotel OF of :. Par
ker, Fancy Store, under National Hotel
sep l2-6t Intel l'nionl
NOR SALE-Part of Lot No. 10, in Suuar.
J. No. $50. between ith and Alb streets. east near
Pennsylvania avenue. For teE&srS apply 20 B. ".
REID; corner OF ith and szee,s.
kNOlt SA l. Kiln Whole parT-
J. i.ats and9 in square f6l-unimproyed
Lot > in square 2Sa-improVed
- % 2S3
" > - jl6-ImimprOved
- . OF 5I5-iInpovcd
- 10 or l. in square 367-unimpruyed.
Prices low and terms easy.
DON0HO 4 MAGILL.
Real estate agents, IIh Il. near Penn ave.
sep l0-eO;d+
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" ANTED.-AI YOUNG NAN WHO has same
w knowledge Of the Apothecary and Drug Lu,,
ness. None need Apply unless SATISFIED 10 giye N.
entire attention 10 business. References REQUIRED
Address " Druggist Washington civ posi- ,if,,
with maine and references. epg-.nl,.
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M TED-A SALESMAN in Dry Good.
w and Fancy Store. Also, a YOUTH a.
10 years of age, of good character and indus,T,on
habits To attend in the same. One acquainted v5,6
the business would be preferred. Address "D ""
al this Office.
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A n expert OYSTER-SHUCKE of
clean, steady, honest. and sober habits want
ed immediately by The subscriber. Also. anotbr,
BOY, Tor all kinds "i work al a Restaurant.
Apply to j. b.. Bar, g strtrf, hear the War De
parimcut. J. BOULANGER
sep l2-3t
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THERE will be meeting of the MASTER
i BsICKLAYERs, al the City Hall, in the Asses
sors' Room, 0n WEDNESDAY EIENTNG next
18th instant. Membeas are requested 90 be- pune
tual in their attendance. W. ]. McCOLLUM,
sep i:}-2t Secretary
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WANTED MNEDIATELY- -
w Little Falls Bridge, three miles above Ieorss
town. twenty fv" good STONE CUTTERS. ~
ges 50 30, - 20. aud - 20 per dav ""
Also, twenty five good L.iBORERS; wages 81 d
per day. GEO. THON
Capt. Top, Eng. in charge of CONSTRUCTION
sep l3-u nf ,ittIe Falls prid.,
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~ Messrs. e ditors: Please an
nOunce the name of STEPHEN COSTF;R.
nil the vacancy i'll thu Board OF Aldermen, caused
by the resignation OF Il. y. French Esq. of the
Fifth Ward aud obIige his numerous friends.
sep % FIFTH WARD.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-13

The petition OF Deacon g. Butman and Others, for the
repair Of May steet, and Tor the grading and fixing If
the sidewalk on the Noltheasiery SIDE of the
Wall and Earl. Iss. the table by the other board.
memorial was presented from j. Ketell and IS
others. torekeepers Main street. asking for modi
fcation ofthe City Ordinance, No. 9, ction IS, by
which they may have the privilege OF indicating their
places Of business the front Of the awnings which
shade the sidewalks The question was referred to
joint special committee. Messr. Washburn Barkerand
Bickford were appointed the part this Board and
Aldermen Harding and Crandal from the other Board
The Committee on the part of this Board appointed
TO coafer with Committee from the other Board, OH
the question ofapp opriating either 200 SEQ for
the mpTos ement of Hope Cemetery reported that the
work necessary be done this time estimated
Board concur with the amendment of The Aldermen APP
pfopriating $50
Mr.. Wall moved that when the question be taken, It
be taken by yeas aud nays, which was carried Four
teen voted not accept the report Of the Committee
and two voted TO accept. Here the matter remains.
The Mayor was authorized, in concurrence to
draw his order for $500 favor of Ed southv lex Over
OF the Poor.
report was read from the Committee appointed 10
adopt a plan for the Improvement Of the Cemetery on
she Common and an order proposing to copy The in
scrptions on the ombs and preserve them TO bury the
tones, smooth the surface OF tho ground TO fix The
trees, &c, was adopted.
The Board adjourned for one week
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gSF The Emperor of flayt caused. through an
agent, an adVerlisementto be inserted in New
York paper, inquiring for the whereabouts Of
colored man, whose name was given, setting
forth that he would hear something to his advan
tage on making himself known. The person has
been found, and proves to be very intelligent
man, and capital barber, in Bridgeport, where
ne has been for some years, doing good bust
ness He appears to be second cousin Of the
Emperor, who wishes the barber to reside in
Hayti, and accept Dakedom, or some other
high Office in the realm. 1t is SAID that the for
tunate individual is so much Of Yankee, that he
doubts whether he shall accept the offer. New
ertheless, be intends to make voyage to Ilayti,
and see how things look lhere.-Ne1o Haren
Palladium
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THE WoRLD's FAiR.-To-morrow is the day
assigned for the Inauguration of the Worlds Fair,
at the Crystal Palace in New York. The Presi-
den, Of the United States will be received at the
Battery, and escorted thence to the Palace, where
be will occupy the place Of honor during the cere-
moniess All accounts agree that the exhibition will
be grand and imposing affair, far exceeding in in
terest and variety any thing Of the kind that has yet
been witnessed upon this continent. The number OF
foreign contributions is large larger than was
mic paied embracing much that is beautiful in art,
useful in mechanism, and valuable in science, and
the contributions of native talent are by no means
few in number, or trAng in importance. Though
the whole affair has been got up by company of
private individuals, without the patronage Of the
general government, yer the visit of the President
and Cabinet, TO participate in its Inauguration, will
give sort Of National character TO the whole Ex-
hlbitiou which really does not belong to it, for from
the mind and genius of the nation, in every part, it
gamers its treasures, and the intelligence and genius
Of the nation, in every part will send forth its living
streams to gladden. their eyes, and improve the
derstandiug, by study oflhe achievements Of hue
man industry and skill. Seccess to the Crystal Pal
ace Exhibition say we, aud to all such Instrumental
tiles for the elevation Of labor, and for commend.
rating he achievements ofthe sons and daughters
If toll
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Board of Mayor and Aldermen.

MONDAY EVENING, July II, 1888.
Present, the Mayor and Aldermen Flagg, Valentine,
Phillips, White Crandail Williams, and Harding.
On motion OF Aid. White, the Board went nto ex-
ecu'ive session, Daniel Stone re-appoiuted City
Agent for The sale of liquor
communication was read from the May or in reIa-
ton of this Comm onw ealth; passed llih
May, 1853, entitled ian act in relation 10 the grades of
certain ind ways" The act was accepted and
down for concurrence. Laid on the liable by the
other board.
Sam NJ Reddng, Alex Putnam and John L Hood
were severally pponted Auctonetrs.
A communication from the Street Commissioner, in
relation TO the bank wall of the Cemetery Mechanic
street, REFEREED in nee TO the Committee
on Public Grounds and Shade Trees with authority TO
&c: at their discretion.
Several other communications from the Street Com
missioner we're laid the table.
The Committee appointed 10 ascertain The prices of
two estalss the proposed of Temple sreet,re
ported that C. SCOTS $780, but they could not
get the owners of the Day estate to name any PRICE
Report accepted.
The petition ofthe Old South Chure for the use Of
portions of the Common and Main street, during the
time occupied in repairing the meeting house, and for
license to turn the meeting house round, front
Main street. referred the Mayor and City solic
or with authority 10 take such action in the premises
they may deem proper.
en- the motion of AID Flsgg, Committee APP
pointed to draft decree, laying Temple street
not to encroach upon the dwelling houses situated
Mill Brook. AID. Flag, Harding, and Valentine were
nominated.
The petition oi E. B. Stoddard, for the grading of the
sidewalk in front of his Pleasant street, was
referred to Committee of Highways.
he oft 10 Asso
citation, the of the Upper City Hall, each al
ternate Thursday evening from the LIST OF Nov 1858,
to the LIST of April, 1884, was granted on the usual
terms.
An order from the other board, for a bell for the
Second Parish Church. was concurred in, and the
subject referred joint special committee. The
reference CONQUERED in and Aldermen White and
Flagg, with Councimen Bickfoad Barker, and Wall
appointed Committee
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The fhenpest and Best!

This is certainly the Case with Dr. TOBIAS CELE
DRAFTED VEN IMMINENT. as no one is called on
to pay for it, hey DO get relieved should they
it according TO the directons,and family will be
without it, alter once giving it fair trial 1t
tooth ache in five minutes, the most Cough in
few days, Headache in half hour Chronic Rheuma-
tsm in shorter lime than any thing yet known 1t is
not recommended for InfGDlmatory RI, umat isn,
that requires internal treatment, and the aid Of Ply
stefan is necessary No one having children ought to
be without bottle in the house, in of Group,
nele application will cure it, and thereby !he life
of many child. Dysentery is Immediately cured by it.,
If taken when lrst attacked 1t stops the
vomiting in few minutes. II is also warranted for
Cuts Buns sceds Sores, Swellngs, Mosquito Bites,
Price, IS and 80 cents.
Dr. Tobias has also pat up HORSE EMINENT,
in nearly pint bottles; which owneiS Of Horses will
find Superior TO other for Calls Cole, Sprains Swell
lngs, etc. Price, so cents.
u All orders must be addressed to DIR. TOBIAS,
No. 240 Greenwich street, New York, post paid.
AGENTS-David Scott, NJ. b. Green, Division No.
12, Worcester; John Sutton, New Worcester; G. ].
Taft, and w. r. johnson, Mbury j. N. Grout &
Co., and Phineas Jones, Spencer
marl6 d2aw. Weow
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MARRYING AND REMARRYING-Inl S49
Mr. James Austin was married to a young lady of
this city. Subsequently he went 10 Europe on
business, where he was detained longer than his
wife thought necessary. From the insdious mis-.
representations Of interested parties she was in
duced TO charge her husband with infdelity. A
suit for divorce was instituted, and she and her
infant child were allowed $4,000 alimony, the in
terest to be paid as it accrued and the principal
when she attained the age of 81. Yesterday she
came into court asking that she be paid the $4,000,
as she was now Of age, which was granted, and
here the court of law dropped the case. But the
misjudged husband, who had since returned from
Europe, and satisfied his former wife of his inno-
cence, took the case in hand, and was again
married, and made happy husband and father.
~ z. Mirror tn.
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na. POIsoNING.n

ThousaDos OF Parents who VoTmiT0ge composed
Of Castor Oil, Calome &c. not aware, that while
they appear benefit the patient they actually lay
ing the foundations Tor series OF Diseases such as SAL
ivatioD loss of sight, weakness of limbs &C.
In another column will be found the advertisement of
Bobensack's Medicines whTch weask the attention Of
all directly interested in their we'll as their Chill
dren's health In Liver complaints, and all disorders
arising from those OF bilious type you should make use
OF the only genuine medicine, Hobensacks Liver Pills.
n Be not deceiued,n but ask for Hobensack's
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills. and observe that each has
the signature OF the Proprietor, j. N. HOBENSACK,
as none else genuine
L. #. LAZELI., EDW'D II. MARSH, D SCOTT,
Jr JAMES GREEN, and CALDWELL HILL,
Agents for Worcester
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For Prescriptions and Physicians use, tron The most
reliable sources in Boston and Neao York, can be
found at the Store Of Lews T. Lazel, 20l Main
Street.
Every who is any convefsant with Drugs and
Chemicals. knows the great difficulty OF finding ari
Gle perfectly free from aduieration Especially is this
the with those in general which, Of al others,
should be as pure as pcsshls II has been for years,
aud now is my aim, 20 purchase hut the hest
Drngs-Ihcse which may be relied upon. aud all may
feel confident Of TIE purity Of every article obtained at
my establishment. ] trnst that discriminating public
will continue to sustain me in MY endeavors by their
patronage assuring then thar every article will be held
represented. Fhysicians prescriptions carefully
compounded at all hours OF he day and night.
ieT5 dawtf l.. r. I4AZELL, Apothecary.
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SARRowFUL SUICIDE IN CHIcAGo.-Dr.
F. A. Beselin, German physician Of this city,
committed suicide on the 9Th instant under the
following melancholy circumstances He had,
few weeks since, female patent on the west
side of the river, and after his professional servi-
ces were no longer needed, he presented his bill
to the employer Of the girl--a butcher. Payment
of the bill was refused, upon the ground that he
had not been called in, but had volunteered his
services; whereupon suit was Instituted by Dr..
Beseln, to enforce the settlement of his account,
and Immediately after, a criminal prosecution
against DIR. Beselin, was commenced by the girl,
backed by her employer, the accusation being
that he had attempted improper liberties with the
girl
The preliminary examination was had Satur-
day last, before a magistrate, in the course Of
which, the prosecutrix was proved to be woman
of ILL fame, but DR.. Beselin was held to bail to
appear and answer 10 the charge in higher tri-
buna So confident Of his innocence was his at
torney, that he entered bail in behalf of Dr.
Beselin. Since this trial, the Doctor has suffered
greatly from modification incident to il. He call
ed yesterday upon professional brother, TO
borrow his pistol, (conceaIing of course, the OBJ
ject of his procuring IT'D and shortly after, dis
charged heavy load through his head, resulting
in instant DEATH A coroner's jury rendered
verdict accordingly. We learn that the parents of
DR.. Beselin are still living in Germany. and are
of the highest responsibility. He was thorough
ly educated physician, and wihal warm hearted
and liberal man, Chicago Dem. Press, 9Th.
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DISAPPOINTED OF HAEGING SCENE.-That
class Of Mayanders who relish the legal sirangula-
ton of their fellow beings by the process of hanging,
were sadly deprived Of the enjoyment in that line,
anticipated in the execution Of young Connor, who
was respiled merely, aud not pardoned, .as some Of
the papers had it. The Argus thus describes the
disappointment referred TO-
Thousands Of our citizens, male and female, as
well as numerous persons lrum the country who had
already arrived in the city Tor the purpose of wit
Messing the dying struggles Of an unfortunate victim
OF the law, taken all aback last evening, by the
receipt OF news from Annapolis, that Gov Lowe had
granted respite to Connor, for two weeks Their
eng hened visages gave evidence Of their great dis
appointment and chagrin. Two whole weeks 10
wait before they could see the show. Was il not
dreadful in the Governor, suddenly to spoil The
sporla
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A TRAIN SMAsHED-.Many Persons In
jured.-As the passenger train of the Southern
Michigan Railroad, was within four miles of To-
ledo, on the morning Of the 4lh, an axletree on
the baggage car snapped in two The car flew
about three rods to the left of the track, per-
feet wreck. The collision threw the first passen-
ger car forty feet from the track with great vio-
ence, smashing II TO pieces. and reducing it 10 an
unsighily pile of broken wood, iron, and glass;
How single person escaped wound or death, is
astonishing One man was MORALLY wounded.
A huge splinter struck him below the breast,
tearing out his enlrails, in horrible manner He
died at Toledo, the next day. Another man had
his leg broken third foot smashed, a fourth
severe confusion on the head, which will proba-
bly, reduce him to condition of permanent idiocy.
Several others injured and bruised. All
were shocked and hurt more or less The I'd
passenger car was thrown across the track, and
broken IN the middle, and came near throwing all
IFS inmates upon the track boy had his arm
broken. A lady bad her head badly bruised and
cut A man received severe wound in the side
from some broken glass. A gentleman who was
IN the second car, says the shock of the collision
was tremendous, suddenly lifting people from
their seats, and throwing them headlong eight or
ten feet over the backs of their neighbors' seats.
-CleUelGnd Forest City
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CHILD SToLEE.-A servant girl in the family
Of Alexander Folner Esq, at Morriseana, New
York, on Saturday last, lett the house under pre-
tense Of going to store near by, taking with hr
MIR. FOlmsr's little boy, about three years DID,
Not returning in season, The family supposed tn
girl had got lost, as she was stranger in the pac,
The village was thoroughly searched on Saiurda
evening, but no tidings gained Of the child or III
servant girl. Sunday morning Mrs. Folmer foun'
that her gold watch, chain, and other jeweliy ha,
been taken, and at once supposed that the girl ha
directed her stepsio New York city, and the pole
were set upon the track, but yet nothing has beer
heard either Of the girl or The child
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RI- During violent storm which swept over
portion Of New York State, on Saturday evenip
last, five persons were killed, and three fatal
wounded, AZ Haversiraw. At the time Of the storm,
all the persons who dwet in The house had gone i'
for shelter, when the wind, which appears TO have
swept like huge scythe, in straight line of abb uI
one hundred feet wide, for two miles only, struck the
house on the northwestern corner, and hurled il
pieces, as though il built Of cards. The Who'll
OF Che inmates were buried beneath The ruins.
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Fnr Fillinn Teeth OYerE.x

For FITFng TEEN UFtTIA posed NeTVt6.
This operation, original with the subscriber, has
been performed by him, during and half years,
nearly three hundred nes, with the loss of tooth
only so far az known Also, by several distinguished
Dentists whom he instructed Than two years ago,
who have been eminently succt ssfu By other
method of treatment heret fore use, can many
teeth be saved, after their living membranes become
exposed 8 T. MILLER.
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A Dead Mans Account of his Deoeaso.

AUGUSTA July 6. 1858
MIR N Earl Dear Sir in haste will send YOU
few lines to let you know of the death Of one of ycur
siterzens witch robd Of 10000 the forth of july
cave, about l2o'clock il was William. L. Pratt of
Worcester Mass. he said his parance lived in Graf
ton Mass he survived until o'clock in the morning
on the Of July. have been aquanted with him for
the last weeks be was a fine young man s. he is
missed sadly for he was a noble young man s. is sad
" missed oh how wish could keap his aQuant-
ance, but no the cold hand Of death has taken him
away, Yours Respectfully
Req C. II. CLoYs
| send you this for I suppose you will publish his
death, SO his friends ,oiH see H.
We received the above letter, which we publish
verbatim ct aeratim, Monday evening, and did not
believe a word oft. Il was too good news, we
thought, 10 be true; in which opinion all who know
w. L.. Pratt, will, we think, agree with us. The
last that knew Of him, before the receipt Of this
letter, he was humbugging the down casters. with
his pretended knowledge Of medicine. Although
the letter is signed sRev. C. II. Cloys,' com
parison Of the handwriting with that Of W. L, Pratt
shows that il written by himself. Wetherefor
conclude that he has quite recently adopted ill.,
clerical profession, and that be wrote il in order
keep his hand in, in lying and deception. II Prai
really dead, we should be very happy TO writ
his Obituary, for nothing; but quite ceIiai
he is alive, and may iheseslines, We would re
specially suggest 10 him, that he has an unsettled
account at this Office, and that If he has any seriou
intention Of dying, ii may his conscience itl'
in the last hour, 10 know that he paid the printer
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worcester Water Cure InstItuttOn.-No
GLEN STREET-This institution is well arranged
for the treatment of nvads aseasons of the year.
TERMS usually, for full board and treatment, from
81 to per week. For out of door treatment IS per
week
Eaeh patient should furnish one line and Two heavy
sheets; wooden blankets; one comfortable,
and old linen for ban6ages.
Out door practice attended TO as usual,
Office hours from Ito 4P NJ.
dec6 dwtf 5. ROGERS, M. D.
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FRIGHTFUL CABPHENE AccIpENr.-An
accident Of very serious nature happened to the
little daughter Of Mr. Charles Burton, residing at
No, 1913 Twelfth street, New York. II appears
that Mrs Burton was filing a camphene lamp,
and before she had fairly secured the top on Il,
her child, little gIrl Of eleven years, ignted
match and attempted to light the lamp, when The
superhuous fluid took FIRE and fell upon her moth
er's dress, and set il in blaze. The child, see
ing this sprang to the assistance Of her mother,
when her own dress, which was Of light cotton,
took fire, and although prompt assistance was
rendered, and The fire extingushed, il was found
her life. She 10 now lying in very precarious
situation. I.a.