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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-12
Clothing.
READ-MARK-L AND IN
WARDLY DIGEST

KEAD-NlA II h-~AGA ~ a va ASH~
WARDLY DIGEST.
sing Of a tailor and clothisr OF worth,
sing Of Macullar, the pride Of the North,
Whose Worcester Clothes Depot, Is o. K. the thing,
And long with his praises, New England Win ring.
The pinks Of the fashions, the swart sons Of toa,
The lords Of the loom, and the lords Of the sol,
When they want all the charms Of their gures dnpayed
Make tracks, and away to Macnlar's . trade,
When the Spring comes along, with her suain0 and
showers,
His Waterproofs glisten like dew moistened nowsrsI
And his superfne coats vests, and pants do appear,
As If dyed in the rainbows that LEFT US last year
He has rich braided Scotch Tartan speneers for boys,
plumed caps and cloth Pantaoons and sllkeu neckee
The Spanish Mantilla, the Grecian Canieee,
The Turkish Tunicue, and hungarian Pelisse.
Then come to the great Piper Block ClothiRg store
Where the Full Dressed Man, always stands at the Do
And if you want garments, for youngster or man.
Macullar will suit you, If any one can.
To those wishing garments made to ORDER would say,
that have just received from Now YORK; and Boston
Importers the richest and most extensive assortment NJ
French English and American Broad Cothes Pant goods,
and vesngs of latest styles, before offered in this
market. To which invite the particular attention OF
our friends and the whole Of New England in general.
We still retain the services of Of the most expert
enced cutters; whose artistic skill, in fitting the form to
the latest fashions, the public have acknowledged BY the
unparalleled increase in this branch Of business.
MACULLAR, WILLIAMS, & CO.,
I'll Main ST. q Piper BIock), Worcester Mass.
Sign Of the Full Dressed Man.
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Observation-Disclosures


The subscriber has hand large and extensive as.
sorment Of PARAS0LS manufactured expressly for the
city trade Having had over 80 years experience in man
uacturns the above articles and having received pre-
MUM awarded to him by the American institute at an
Annual Fair In the city Of New York. he feels warranted
in saying, that his Umbrellas and ParasoIs workman
ship, and taste in execution, cannot be surpassed.
N. u. Parasols and Umbrellas repaired and covered,
Is per cent cheaper, and better than by any one who
now pretends to repair, and cover the same. YAK
my5 diff P. MOORE. 90 Main st.
SOLE Leaf HER CUTTING Ma
- CHINE, FOR SALE.--A second hand Machine has
been but little used, and will be sold cheap il applied for
soon. ~ ~ HOLMAN Il DENNY :
Leicester, April Il, 1854 diff
ERASS sSEED.-BAsSErT s BAYLIEs, have
w now in Store, all kinds Of
G RASS SEED,
Of selected quality. Also, general assortment Of
Produce together with an variety Of GROCERIES, which
they offer low Please call and examine before purchas
ing elsewhere. q t.f -sia 'l-9T :
~ Worcester, May 5, 1874 il OF dtf
NEW GOSHEN BUTTER.-A few more
IN Tubs Of prime NeiU Goshen Butter this day received
and for sale by II. GRIFFIN s. CO.
my11 i d3t lsl N ~ n m
INDIA RUBBER DRESSING CON7fSS
III or various sizes and qualities, Just received n
These Combs In appearance closely resemble the Bfalo
Combs. They warranted not to warn or auf and may
be cleaned IN warm water s ta-l III I
apo oeWls 2of Main street
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90 be Cet.

AHA TO LET.-A small and convenient tenement,
h in central location. Possession given Immediate
w. Inquire at Is Portland st. my6 d1wA
Two LET.-A lower Tenement on Jackson street.
II Inquire of JOSIAH C0BURN,
APPS DIFF At junction Machine Shop.
n AND TO LET--A lot of land, about 100 feet
NJ square, the side Of Mibrook, on Thomas St.. will
be leased ground rent for term Of years It is very
suitable for mechanical or manufacturing purposes for
3 carpenter's shop. Apply to
mch3 diff WILLIAM r. HOOPER.
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& j. - i III L ~ Or
OF OUR OWN lLANUFACTURBif
Having made arrangements to manufacture our evn
stock of Clothing, feel confident in saying our
friends and Customers that are prepared
to show them better assortment of all kinds Of CLOTH
ING than can be found in the State.
Having had the reputation of keeping the best Read
Made Clothing in the City, we hope now, not only
to have that, but of doing the best
GUST M w RK
have secured the services of of the first Cutters
in the Country.
Custom Work of all kinds done in the best manner, and
Of short notice.
Our Custom Department is under the charge Of Mfr.
CHARLES BLANCHARD, who is well known in this city
and vicinity We all that the work turned out
from this establishment will be second in the city
We have in store full assortment of all kinds Of Piece
Goods such Broadcoths, oassimeres, Doeskns Vest
ings, &c.
Harrington Corner, corner of Main and Front sfs.
mch22 dawf TIIAYER & EAMES
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This inccnpar
able preparation
which has now
been before the
public one year,
during which
time it has been
extensively used
and thoroughly
tested, has at
tanned a position
!. far in advance
: OF the more or
binary prepare
tons, and is now
generally con
ceded tn he tina
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FOUR DAYS LA TERI
IMPORTANT NEwsu
NO FIGHTING ON THE DANUBE!
The Great Question settled that you get Great Bar
gains in
READ Y MADE CLOTHING,
AT $50 MAIN STREET.

Just opened at the above Store prime lot Of READY.
MADE CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS, all got
up in the best manner and will be sold prices that
not fail to please the most economical purchasers.
Persons buying Goods for cash will find this place
where they will have the advantage Of the Cash system,
and charged 10 20 per cent extra make up
the losses for bad debts.
II you would avail yourself Of good bargains call and
you will find Goods at astonishing low prices. -
UNDER COATS, of the best materials-Black Blue,
and Fancy Sacks suited to the season. and prices that
cannot he beat.
PANrS-Black and Fancy Doeskn, Cashmere Satinet,
&c, all desirable goods, and the latest styles.
NESTS-Back Satin, Black Silk Grenadine do, Fancy
d. Velvet Plush, Cloth Cashmere, Black Lasting, VAL
encia, &c. all of which will be offered at low figure
Also, fine lot Of Gents Furnishing Goods, White
and Fancy Shirts Linen Collars and Bosoms French Bos-
oms Black Cravats, Fancy do Scarfs Stocks Ties Under
Garments, Woolen Socks, Gloves Mttens Umbrellas &c.
Persons about purchasing Will find this good chance
to buy good Goods at low prices.
Recolect persons buying Goods at this store always
have money left.
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NEW ENGLAND LIGHTNING ROD
~ MANDATORY, AND, OFFICE, 10 THOMAS STREET.
Worcester, Mass. Is
The construction of this article affords the most salts
factory Recommendations of it, Those who wish for a
good article, are invited to call and examine it.
We will only add that it is not machine to do mischief
to buildings when struck by lightning but is insulated
and properly connected and from long experience was
constructed solely for Lightning Conductor.
To Scientific men we say, please call and examine it.
p. s. We have all kinds of rods; varying in price
from to 12l cents per foot all erected in the best man
ner. Repairing promptly attended to.
A. LYON CO.,
Agents and Manufacturers for the Company
anil diff
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EDERLIN ACADEMICAL BOARDING:
ED SCHO0L--Terms for the current year commence
March g. June s. September T. December a. and continue
II weeks feb24 d&wtdec1
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New and second hand REFRIGERATORS Of all sizes
and qualities for sale, exchanged let Also Refrig.
orators repaired.
Contracts BY the year at fair prices. Complaints Of
neglect from drivers must be left at the Office and will be
promptly attended te.
u Orders left at NJ. B. Green's ZIG Main st., Ellis
Flaggi Park ST. Protective Union, Front ST., or the
Office, 147 Main st. lny5 diff
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ReaL estate.
: LEWIS G. MUM,

LEWIS G. MUM, tfp 4
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE, EMPLOYMENT, AND
BOARDING AGENCY,
2Ss MIN STREET,-UP STAIRS,
Fifty Houses for Sale,
In different parts Of the City, aso 200 House L0t9 This
property can be bought on the most liberal terma.
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y FLOWER SEEDS.
The best assortment ever offered in werces,er enhrac
ing upwards Of 800 varieties, many Of them new and
beautiful Also, Ane collection Of
ROSES, vERBENAs, AzALTAs, & C.
apaa aim Hsa M. D. GREEN, No 2le Main st.
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Boston advertisements,

STIMPSON'S COMMERCIAL WRIT
- ING FLUIDS, Warranted superior 60 all other
nks in use, they not only write easily but copy
equal to most copying inks For sale at the IONIC GOLD
PEN FACTORY, 81 Washington st.. BosroE.
apis dom
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BY weight for quantities less than 1000 lbs delivered in
the season. 20 per 100 lbs From 1000 to 1000 lbs
in the Season. Is per 100 lbs Over 1000 lbs In the Sea.
son. 10 per 100 lbs. Or if preferred may be left
but twice week |;
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CITY OF WASHINGTON


Sohkrcss-Tucsday. ..f.s,
sESArk-Ihe President pro tenn laid bslors ,hs g..
ate report OF The Postmaster General in relation - M
repeated detention OF the northern mails between III ~.
and New York N'
Also communication from the War Deoaumsn,
showing the names and compensation OF the clerks Sc
in that department
Aso'a report IRON the Secretary OF the Interior com
muolcatng list of rejected applications for pensions
mL douglas gave notice that on Monday nsxt n.
should call up the Nebraska bill.
MT haniin reported the French spoliaon bill. and
gave nohee that he should ask its consideration M an
early day. T"TT-I :,
several bills were considered and passed and AFTER
snort executive session. the Senate adjourned.
HousE OF RrPRKsENrArIyrs.--Tbe Soeaksr ,,;d \.
fore the House a communication from The comm;0.;o
OF Public Buildings, with estimates for ea,,.;ra a.s
cencles. representing tina. appropriations were
for the same which was referred 10 the Commi,,sa -
Public Buildings and Grounds message from The San.
ale, with resolution in relalioa to appointing hin,
committee to testify the acknowledgements Of Conere,.
ana 'Ae country 70 the rescuers OF the American ctxers
from the San Francisco concared in by the House
lie bill concerning the district courts OF California was
passed. The resolution Of Mr. Stanton Of Tennessee
from the Committee on the Judiciary, in reference 10
buildings for circa and district courts was agreed TO-
Mr. Parker. from the Committee on The Judiciary intro.
duced report and resolution for changing the mode Of
eecng the President and Vice President OF the United
States, which caused debates and before the aues
ton was disposed of. the House weat into Commit.
Of the Whole on the state OF the Unon; and. after de-
Gliding 70 report two bills the bill for supplying def
eencies in the appropriations for service was brought
forward; when Mr.. Walsh obtained the floor. and
addressed the House length In defence Of the hards
OF New York. Mr.. Smith, of Alabama, followed. and
asked questions 10 the difference between hads and
softs; to which Mr. Cutting ably replied, After sou.
remarks IN reply from Mr. Smith, OF Alabama the com.
mee rose, and the House adjourned $50
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CoPARTNERsHP have associated with business,
" brother, n. BrRss. The bust.
carried the future uud the Of
I would for continuance OF the
liberal patronage bestowed upon for
seven years efforts spared by firm
me wsutso OF puhiio In line.
persons will make early settlement by
that business should speedily
setl.d GEO. nUHNs.
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CARDMRs. RICHARD COKE for rent several suite.
rooms handsomely furnished lighted gns Her
Of
18th lth Streets door Secretary
LosTA double ey.gsss, in plain gold Fame Of harp
shape slightly finder receive owner
and ard in by leaving place.
Jan l5-erd
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Doors AND SHOES would public
ID our large of Shoes
eng every variety usually kept shoe Store which
determined sell low for cash o. known punotus
tomers GEO. BURNS RRO.,
penn svs 0,h and 10th n 9th ,,.
Ian "A.
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Mr.. CHURCHWELL gave notice that he would to-
morrow or on some subsequent day. Introduce a bill TO
methodizs the foreign service Of the Unsd States.
Mr.. o. also gave notice that he would tomorrow. or
subseq day introduce bill 10 autborzs and
direct the Postmaster contract for the transport
aton OF the United states mail from New Orleans in
LOUISIANA San Francisco, California. by the and
mos, diIect route, according to time
Mr. MACE gave noicc that he would Tomorrow or
eseyen, naeions mischief and protect property In the
District OF Columbia.
by M ROBBINS, The memorial signed Nv Vim u
boean and iorty-sx Others inspectors and reye
nue. agents, attached the port OF PhsdeIphia asking
Congress to Increase their for therein
BY Mr. RIDDLES The petition OF I2l citizens OF Kent
eoan'y STATE o. DelawaTe praying Congress establish
lighthouse on Bowers Beach, upon the Delaware bay
BY Mr. DOWDELLi The petition Of Lee II. Thomas,
euizen Of Chambers county Alabama asking pension
tor services rendered thr United States soldier
last war with Great Britain and the Indian Of 1895
referred TO he Sommi,t'e on Invalid Pensions.
Wayne, lndaua asking appropriation Of land aid in
the construction Of raltoad rom For Wayne via Ro-
chestef Laeon New Boston, and Wspeio 10 Council BuH
BY Mr.. FENToN The petition and pa pers Of Marga
military performed by her late HUSBAND Gabriel
Bovine. 10 the war Of 1875 referred Conmiuee
BY M DAWSON, The petition Of Tbo. II. Baird ad
minisaor Of he estate o. Ab,oou Baird praying for half
By Mr. MoMULLENi The petition OF Renben Apper
son, Of Bossel county xirsinis paying for pension
By Mr.. FEN ION . The memorial OF X h Winner and
thir ytwo other citizens Of Panama, New York praying
Congress 20 secure ~ treaties win other pro
vision reierdng TO umpires all misuaderstandngs which
cannot otherwise be amicsby seuled referred the Com
mitee Foreign Relations Also, the petition paper.
of hlpheus Hl, Of Panama New York, asking Tor bounty
land for military sevces IN the OF 1912 referred IN.
Commitiee on Invalid Pensions.
BY Mr. CHAMBERLAIN, The petition Of William s
Edre and others, cIi,zens OF Allen county Indiana pray
ing tor an appropriation OF land TO aid In the
Of railroad from Fort Wayne, Indiana, 70 Council Blub
GiY Also, the peuuon Of sandy cilzens 81 Illinois and
ludana asking Congress establish mail route from
shs'. Landing snd New Haven. to the town Of Raleigh
Saline county, State OF Illinois
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vaIusbre Real Essss. in marE.t-A Bargain to h.
kApd

valuable Of n county Of Prince
G.oraes Maryland containing 40 opehalf cleared
the balance mb.ed growth
miles from Washington nine
and half from best
Msrynd
falinr springs and proverbsl for health.
The improvements good consisting offs dwelling
nng twelve Kitchen, smoke stable cspahs
Of holding 6nsen hoss~s
eight
dollars, and requires but incondcrsbe psce
the beautiful desirable farms
be found this The would
which be purchased
dollars viii be property application
made. The perfect portion Of
win be required deferred On
TO carry interest
M .HH John A. PARKER,
Jan l4-U Potomac House Washington.
Nat Intel stJ
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Mr. LILLY submitted he following resolution which
was disagr eed 10
Rssolosd, That the Committee Private Land Claims
be Instructed inquire into the expedisnoy OF making
g,su OF land 10 James w Marshall the dfseoyeref Of gold
la California, and report by bill OF otherwise.
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natural need Of the one OF the Others aud whereas is
invariably equal hight the soil leaves no room 70 buy OF
Rsolvsd, thsstors That bin proposition should
had any favor with Congress which Implies he night o.
Rssol.,d, That the duty Of cyi! soyernaen, Ia re-
late the occupation of them aud that this regulation
should ever proceed upon the prnepe nai tne gna q an
encesss equal inherent and As sacred, as the right OF
life itself
securing the equal right to land until shall have
made essential the validity Of every claim 10 land both
does exceed in quantity the maximum which Il Is The
duty OF government 10 prescribe *.
efficient of inordnate aud yrannca riches on
the hand and Of dependent aud abect poverty on the
oent of that inequality OF condition wenigh fatal
to the spread OF democracy and Christianity that govern
which this mighty agent OF evil violates and tram pies I'M
der ootis among those clear eeran. essential natural
all hazards and irre pecive of all consequences.
On motion Of Mr.. HIBBARD. the resolutions were laid
upon The table.
NEW YORK ASSAY OFFICE.
Mr. WALKER submitted the following resolution
Rored That the Secretary of the Treasury be- and Is
eby the House whether the
office In the course Of construction Ia the city OF New
York OF sucen capacity Tor The coinage OF gold and sill
nien and proper Tor Congress authorize such coinage al
the said office.
Objection being made to the consideration Of the
luton. i, lies day, calling the head OF a
department for information.
STEAMSHIP SAN FRANCISCO
On motion OF Mr.. WALBRIDGE,
Resolrsd, That the Committee Military Affairs be in
sructed have prepared joint resolution extending the
thanks Of Congress 10 Capt Creighton, Of the British ship
Three Bells and TO the commanders OF the barque Kby
and Antarctic, Tor their humane and condnc
10 escung the officers and crew OF the mail steamer San
Francisco the at the imminent hazard OF their
lives and those who acted under their command.
Resoiped That the committee, by bill otherwise report
the necessary legislation making provision by the
the United States indemnity the losses incurred
by and the above med
in their endeavcrs 70 save the lives Of the officers and sol
ders OF The Uned States army rom the wreck OF the
steamer San Francisco and TO inquire into the prope
of granting testimonials OF APPRECIATION 10 the
Antarctic.
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The following bills introduced and appropriately
referred TO standing committees
bill TO amend the several acts OF Congress allowing
and continuing widows OF deceased officers and soldiers
OF the United States halpay in certain ior spec
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PACIFIC RAILRoaD.- DISTRACTION or PUBLIC LANDS
Nh. CHAMBERLAIN offered the following resolu
ton; which was agreed 10;

uOu winch was agreed 10:
Whsrees in the opinion Of this House, the policy
Of the public ands requires that they should be disposed
In auch manner ss bestto sciitre the
of and the commercisl Interests
In the judgment Of this House. OF these i'm
ends will be best attained by granting donation. of land 10
actual ssiters and by king such lions
Of aid In the construction OF snch railroads OF Load
inw national character as may come clearly thin
eross Of the constitutional OF the govern
meat, which class OF railroads think belong
which shall extend from the States lying on the eide
of the Rocky mounts TO those which hereafter
r,sy hs organized on the west side OF ssd mountains
strSessd inquire into the expedenoy OF reporting bill
the House embracing the following features.
To provide FOR the Of such by the
general government OF railroad rones to commercial points
+ shs States and Tcrtoe. tho side OF Rocky
Bountans may already have been commenced and
esch additional surveys ss may be determine.
- character above described and for pleon of
sueh surveys the perfection and establishments OF railroad
49, soa ,s aee son,s o. the
To provide Tor grant by donation Of one hundred
and SIXTY Of land, to be selected IN quarter sections
eQuol four quarter sections, OF each three sections
20 eosh ucpna within forty the
hsreinsfer mentioned, in such manner the
sesstss direct. with tho proper restrictions Ms 70
osa cns who may syrl themselves Of such grsnt.. end
deerosher provisions may be deemed give
(SvAsttlsr permanent homestead.
pupvde for The OF companies upon
rI..s A. las shall enable them avail themselves of
-, a. ~ .cnaiter named on each of
Dee,, VI ns"fosds. No one company. however, 10
y. w. hersoai, the construction OF less Than 100 miles
ham, iat assistant whole road or
q assistant ersivis,ons OF 100 mites each.
s.. $3.50 20 os Tia, %Ssn s,G holder q
q Ss:rd ibst .n,iI produce the proper e,r,,ars,s
oil amount thereof, that the same bss been
n company to the actual construction ats
such railroads, and that spca railroad 10 fin
actual operation throughout an entire division
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Rssnpsd Tat the Committee on the District Of Colnln
ba instructed TO inquire whether thefe auy ii any
what laws now In force in the Ostdci OF Columbia in
reference schools in said District And that said
uiuee further inquire whether legislation s needed and
srpedient by Congress the subject Of schools
within said District and that said committee port by bill
otherwise
Mr.. FLAGLER submitted the following resolution
which was disagreed to
Rssoipsd, That the Commune Public Lands he in
stfucted inquire into expedeucy OF making sua
bic grant Of public lands to aid In the enlargement OF the
Erie canal.
On motion Of Mr.. DRUM,
Rssopsd That re Speaker be authorized direct the
payment the widow OF Hon. Henry A. Mehlenberq, de.
ceased late member Of this House, the daily pay and
mileage due 70 hin, at the day OF his death.
Mr. DRUM also Submitted the following resolution
Resoirsd. That the Committee Naval Affairs be in
stFucied inquire into the expedencY Of authorizing by
law the Secretary Of The Navy equip aud maintain three
pablo vessels the hsfhori Of Boston, New York, end
Norfolk respectively. which may be promptly used by the
Naval Department "a the Of any disaster
ercs marine, or OF oher exgency requiring their
aid.
Obecios being made 10 the consideration Of the reso-
luton, II lies over,