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SENATOR DOUGLAS.

The press Of the country, without distinction Of party
almost unanimous in their approval of the hrm and
manly course pursued by the distinguished of -
nois in the late personal difficulty attempted be forced
upon him by Colonel Lane and his sympathining friends
The Albany Atlas and Argus says.
1--WE publish the whole Of the correspondence between
General Lane and Senator Douglas which has been put
forth gsrbled and mutilaed by the opposition press.
Senator Douglas Of the controversy with hon
orr while his antagonist who has rushed the aerca
ton with foolish bravado, goes OF it brawlng empty
threats, and discomded IL not dishonored."
The Boston Post says:
Senator Douglas Of the affair with Col ]. II.
Lane with undoubted honor and increased reputation how
of the Beecherrge republicans who predicted and
desired duel, may represent it. The course which Mr..
Douglas pursued the correspondence with Lane
oidedly approved Of In note their signatures by
Mesrs r. Toomb. John b. Weller, J. d. Bright James l..
Orr and Joseph Lane. Besides approved of by public
opinion throughout the countryj and the decent
friends Of freedom In Kansas condemn Lane trying
palm spurious document upon Congress- thereby
feang the chance Of the Territory for admission
State undet the proceedings Of Robinson, Lane Co..
The Ohio Statesman says:
II would be folly add to the overwhelming let
Judge Douglas Mr.. Watson In relation the
engs ~ Of the bogus Senator Lane OF Kansas which we
copy in full from the Washington Union"
Beaten, exposed driven TO the wall and ,enced in dc.
bate, ~ WAS ue ast desperate resort torgh. mol We
told to aght reason but guard and
call names-a thing any snesking cowardly krsve do
any day. and all day II he find press debased enough
to give him Judge Douglass enemies have got 10
find other mode OF getting rid Of him than that OF
ing, lying, Safeguarding. We all these tried on
General Jackson we'll others, bat they siwsy,
failed Of their mark and acted in inverse direction They
making great admissions in Judge Douglass favor when
they acknowledged that he had tbrbed them all round
dehs'e and they had the only resort lehst pistol
and the bludgeon."
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WASHINGTON CITY.
SATURDAY MORNING. MAY 3. 1869.
oONGREss-FRIDAY.

sNArE-The Chair laid before the Senate message
from the President Of the United States with letter from
the Postmaster General and correspondence in regard to
the mail transportation between Atlantic and Pacific
possessions Also message from the President trans
hitting report OF the Secretary Of State and accompany
ing documents in relation the settlement of the conro-
versy concerning the Lobos islands Joint resolutions
passed for enarging the custou-house buildings Ceve-
land, Milwaukee Detroit and Dubuque. Mr. Benjamin adj
dressed the Senate In speech of unsurpassed eoquence
and patriotism on the Kansas question. Mr.. Seward re-
piled to portions OF his remarks and after fur
Their debate the subject postponed until Monday week.
when Mr. Cas will vndcae the principle generally termed
squaer sovereignty The Senate adjourned until Mon
day.
HOUSE, or REPREsESTAnyEs.--A memorial from Judge
Irwin Of the United States district for the
district Of Pennsylvania in relation to certain allegations
affecting his official conduct referred to the Commit
tee the Judiciary and ordered to be printed The
sderaon of the bill making appropriations for the pay
ment Of certain claims reported from the Court of Claims
postponed to Friday message received
from the President Of the United States in relation to the
mail transportation between the Atlantic and Pacific
coasts. Mr. Seward of Georgia, reported to the House
the deficiency bill had been unable agree and moved
that the committee be discharged from the further consd
GRAFTON of the subject The motion agreed to- and the
Speaker authorized appoint another committee. The
balance of this days session occupied with the private
calendar AT late hour the House adjourned over to
Monday.
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SENATOR BIGGs's SPEECH.

So much interest is manifested by the country at large
in everything relating the navy and particularly at this
and requirements of law passed in conformity to public
wishes and in view Of public necessities that give en-
tire this morning the very able speech of Hon. Mr. Bggs
of North Carolina the action of the late naval board
delivered in the Senate Wednesday last Mr. Bggs has
made argument which few will attempt to controyer
for strengthened with statements which must and will
have their proper effect upon the countryside whole form
ing triumphant vindcaon of the official course OF the
navy.
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MAIL, LETTINGS.

We are authorized to state that the Postmaster General
will make known his decisions the proposals received
for mail service in the States of New Jersey Pennsyva-
MIA Delaware Maryland and Ohio for the regular con-
tract term Of four years from the LIST July next and also
routes in other States and Territories established by the
act OF Congress of March g. 1885, for shorter periods
the hall of the Post Office Department Wednesday next
the It'll instant at 10 a. m
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SECRETARY GUTHRIE.

In recent number Of the Bsrnstable iassacbusetts
Patriot find able and elaborate article tho sub
ct Of the fisheries from which extract the following
rchy-mered notice Of the distinguished gentleman who
presdes Of the most important Of the executive
departments with such fidelity, unquestonable ability
asd marked success:
We believe that who has directed the Treasury
Department Of the United States has enjoy freely
and fully the confidence OF al parties the Hon. James
Guthrie. Hi, success his independence, his integrity
strict construction Of the laws in all financial
his untrng vigilance and unbsnding fmncss Of purpose
detecting and correcting abuses have placed him far
above the petty ISLANDERS Of party politics. that all sccord 10
him the position Of being the most successful treasurer whe
has ever been In the service Of the Look At bis
into the Affairs Of officers Of the
New Orleans San Francisco, and recently At Cincinnati
and who will say that he deserve reputation for
bold integrity equal 10 that OF Andrew Jackson hmsef II
banks railroads. insurance companies and other incor
porsons could Of the integrity and
twentieth Of the talent should not be obliged week
TO record the deeds Of wholesale swinding"
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The Albany Journal says "there Is State In the Union
certain than Michigan TO give Its vote for the repub
lican candidate Cor the presidency Probably not and
ret the odds At least two 10 that Michigan votes
against him Btqalo Com. Adp~tser.
The odds greater than that II there State In
the Union more certain than Michigan TO give its vote for
the republican candidate then that candidate for the
presidency will have votes in the electoral college He
will be beaten than Gen. Scott beaten in 1854
The late township elections in this State show democratic
popular majority Of thousand at the least and
ourselves have no doubt the democratic majority ten
thousand - Detroit Free Press
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CoxsursHr TO HAvAsA.-Cspian Blythe Of Mississippi,
will accept the consushp TO Havana rendered him by the
President We copy the following Of this
fact from the Carrollton Mississippi Democre Of the 10Th
ultimo
aCapsin Blythe has been on visit TO our town during
the past week In attendance the chancery court in
session and from him 10 person learned that he would
accept the appointment rendered him By the President
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Hon. Ogden Hoffman, one Of the most gifted and elo-
qoent members of the New York bar died in that city
Thursday morning last Few men have enjoyed larger
degree of personal popularity than Mr.. Hoffman.
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discasson OF that topic But he believed ihAt the eons
tuition might be as plainly and palpaoy violated ~
abuse Of the powers expressly conceded by BY
patton Of powers therein contained The North were
struggling for the acquisition Of power and said
BY the senator from Massachusetts, Mr. Wnsos the other
day, they expected 10 thin out the old parties in both
Of Congress and supply their places with republic
cans and also have Of their choosing tho other
end OF the avenue, in the White House.
He also gave history OF the decline aud fall OF the wing
party attributng their failure TO elect Gen Scott the
fact that Mr. SEWARD in favor OF his election. lie
thought the whg party could be resuscsted for the
Of common ground OF union between the northern
wings of that party He then sketehed the
objects and aims Of the know-nohing aud republican par
ties and announced his adherence 70 the democratic party
as the only party which truly national and under
whose domination the interests of the country would be
secure.
Mr. CASs after compimenting the address OF Mr.. BEN
patriotic speech which did equal justice 10 bis
head and his heart and which ought find response in the
heart OF every American said that remarks
made the other day By the senator from Mississippi Mr.
BRowN in regard squatter sovereignty which seemed
TO demand reply This socaled squalter sovereignty,
Mr. O. understood it merely the right of to gov
himself and he would like to have day assigned
perhaps Thursday OF next weekn which he might have
opportunity express his views that subject As
the senator from New York Mr.. SEwARD wished to
ply TO portions of the argument of the senator from
Louisiana he hoped when he had concluded that the further
consideration Of the subject might be postponed until
Thursday next
Mr.. SEWARD then attempted to prove that slavery
outlaw by the law of nations citing legal authorities
Mr. BENJAMIN replied to the arguments of Mr.. Sew
ARD.
Mr.. HALE and Mr.. CLAY continued the debate in a
somewhat personal manner.
Mr.. DOUGLAS said that he should ask the Senate on
Thursday next 10 to vote on the Kansas bill.
After further debate with regard to the order Of
business the further consideration of the bill was postponed
until Monday, the 18th instant
.o WATERING PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Mr.. BROWN asked and obtained leave to introduce a
joint resolution authorizing the Commissioner Of Public
Buildings to contract for watering Pennsylvania avenue
in the city of Washingon which read three times by
unanimous consent and passed.
On motion by Mr. b. the bills ia relation to the District
of Columbia made the special order for Monday 18th
inst q. N q. @#'3 "M
committee Of conference appointed on the disa-
greeting votes of the two houses the bountyand bill
after which the Senate adjourned until Monday.
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e. PATENT AGENCY
AND
MODEL MA NUFA TORY i.
No. 207 MAIN ST., Cup stairs) WORCESTER
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made, and
pATENTG DIR OCEIES


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made, and
PATENTS PROCURED.
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Having made many successful applications for Patents
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Having connections with one Of the best Agents at
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The Patent Laws, Reports Of Patent Cases. and other
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For further information inquire Of .l.sts
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DAILY PAPBR.-Fiye dollars per year $3.50 for SIX
nonths 81 for three months; 10 cents per week. single
opies two cents each RRen paid strictfv in adaanoe
deduction OF 81 year will be made, and proportionate
edueton if paid quarterly half yearly in advance.
WEEKLY PAPER-Price two dollars year; 81 for six
MONTHS and so cents for three months IF paid strictly in
advance, Sl75 cts year; single copies cents each
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ENASHIONABLE CABINET MANU-
H. FACT0RY.-The subscriber having taken a store
n w. y. ALIENS BLOCK, Main street, opposite the
Ciiy Ha would inform his frien is and the public, that
ne is ready to make to order, all kinds of Cabinet Work
OF wood, to suit fancy. Desks and Screens for Banks
Show Cases. Desks for stores, Counters Library and Of
Rooms, Book Cases any style Extension Tables Of any
Pattern, Pupts and Church Furniture The character
Of my work is well known in the city and needs putting
The best Of references can be given Work repaired il
the best manner All orders thankfully received and
promptly attended to. JOSEPH BURT.
Worcester. Jnly "a, 1855 iva DIT
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a. SIN G OUT SALE
B O O X S
At COST!
No. 2 Worcester House Block.
NEW BooKs! NEw BOOKS: !!

~ GN 6OOAS NEW BOOhS
BAKER, TRUMBULL, s. BARNES,
No. 1874 Main Street.
Recent Speeches an Addresses of Charles Sumner.
The Angel in the House Poem.
An Epitime Of the History of Philosophy.
Notes on Central America. by Z. Squier
Lille in Brazil NC, by Thomas Ewbank.
Memoir OF Rev. John Moore. by ]. g. Ada,ns
The tfugee, or the Narratives OF Fugitive Slaves.
Edith or the Quakers Daughter.
Wolfsden.
nth Hale.
The Attache in Madrid.
Annual of Scientific Discovery for 1856.
Spiritualism against Christianity, by Daniels
The Onyx Ring, by Sterling.
Toa, by Edmund About
Journey in the Seaboard Slave States.
Elements Of Log'c.-Tappan
Napoleons Letters, &c.
Bigow Papers.
Songs and Ballads of the American Revolution
Elementary Treatise on Logic, by Wilson.
Dora Grafton
Book of Autographs OF Distinguished Individuals
Our Cousin Veronica, by Miss Wormsly
Chances and Glimpses, by Harriet X Hunt, NJ d.
Lannlvre, by Mrs Dow.
The Day Star by Davis
Mimic Lite, by Mrs, Richie.
Rose Clark, by Fannie Fern
Treatise on Punctuation, by Wilson.
Diaries, Almanacs, and ANIMALS for 1856
Elegant ASSORTMENT of Fancy Goods.
Great Variety OF Toy Books.
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4 THE WALDO HOUSE.-The eie-
ia giant Mansion House of the late Daniel Waldo,
si4 Esq, has been recently remodel lied and furnish
lIhIliH ed throughout. in the elegant style for
kE=AA FIRST CLASS HOTEL 1t is situated on
Waldo Street, only few steps from the Boston Railroad
OF and convenient to the business and public PAGES
OF the CITY, The proprietor hopes by the provision he
be shall make for the accommodation of his customers
and by his attention to their TO merit and receive
generous share Of public patronage.
RUSSELL LAMB.
Worcester Jan 90 1886 arr
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BUILDING LOTS-We located in different
p parts of this city. For Sale cheap by
au3lisu C. A. HARRINGTON & co.
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THE WO iCESTER SPY:


Printed and Published by JoHN MILTos EARLE &
THsNAs DREW a: No 80 Main Street Worcester, Mass
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6E HOUSE FOR SALE.-Do YOU wish to
El.iI buy good house or a building lot with shop
lssis md barn the within few rods of Main
street? II so, apply at No Is Chandler street and you
can have the best bargain to be 70 nd in the city.
nc 81 diff
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o.. DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR
Nii. SALE IN WORCESTER The estate owned and
--.Ar Gently occupied by Chas II. HILL in Worcester.
situate upon High street. south of the residence of
Des Derisl Goddard is offered for sale 1t consists of
cottage House ana large garden well stocked with fruit
ees in bearing coudilion and is altogeher one nj The
most desirable loraons in the city For further particu
lars apply to EZEKIEL DANIELS No l4I Main street.
mch25 dtf
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FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH
1Oartts.

EMTANTED.-Im Immediately, man that under.
stands Satinet Carding and Weaving to take
Job by which the greatest pay can be made
InXuire at this Cfice. mch26 dst&w1t
& WET NURSE can be had by cs'irg at No. 60
~ Exchange street mch26 d3+
A GOOD FAR VI Away out Westn is wanted in
a exchange for a fine House in this city.
jan17dtf W. EATON.
E1AtI.OR ESSES WA NTED.-Two or Three
Girls wanted 10 work on Goats to whom will he Civ
en- liberal pay and constant employment Amply imme
diately LEANDER STOCKWRLL.
Grafton, Feb % 1855. dawif
A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY A va
- riety Of BOOKS from which three to Eve dollars
day can be made. be obtainedat the gents
nlpOPTnnt. 275 Main street, Worcester. Honorable
Employment for both ladies' and gentlemen No capital
required until the business is fairly tried after which
from five to fifty dollars. For grand chances call soon.
SIC diff VIM ALLEN
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o. FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers for sale
# * the new COTTAGE HOUSE on Bridge strt ct, next
las.h to the Mission Oh pei Sad house contains eleven
and conveniently for etaer one or two
families. For further particulars inq lire Of
WALTER r. BTGEL9W
mchl4 DIFF No Washington SQUARE
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TRVING's LIFE OF WASHINGTON
coLToN's PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE OF HENRI
CLAY

By an arrangement recently perfected with e Parker,
of Boston, the New England Agent for the above popular
publications. John Keith Co. have the satisfaction
announcing the citizens of Worcester and vicinity that
they authorized to receive and fill out subscrp-
tons for either, all Of these work Persons wishing
to examine informed that copies of the books await
their inspecOn at the Bookstore of the subscribers
The subscription terms follows, Cash on delivery
being distinction strictly observed.
Irying's Life of Washington, vols, $500 per VOL
GThe LIST and End already issued the Srd shortly forth
comng.)
oyclOpeda of American Literature, volumes, $500.
(Already issued)
Cotons Private Correspondence of Henry Clay, $50
(Aready issued)
JOHN KEITH & CO., -2S9 Main-st.
Worcester, january is, 1856. DIFF
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shN HARVARD STR EET-A good Building
~ Lot for Sale by Q. A. HARRINGTON.
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g. FOR SALE IA two story Dwelling House
.,, and about three ourths Of acre OF Land stua
h ted in the village of North Charitd1 about mile
from Charlton Depot the north side Of the old Worces
Ger and Satori Turnpike, and formerly the residence of
the ate Col Asa Bacon The Housed in good repair and
well calculated for two families
Also, about acres of and lying the opposite side
o! said ROAD, with snall Barn tn It will be sold
at low price, separately all toy her, and liberal
credit gwen for mostof the purchase money md is de-
srabe location for boot shoemaker, or other me.
cbanic. JOS A. DENNY
Leicester Nov. 7. 1856. aawtf
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Rcol Gstate.

FOR SALE, ON JEFFERSON STREET. a
~ two story Dwelling House with about 20 600 Get
1s.zAzot land. ar Medical College Terms easy, An
Ply 70 CALEB CUTTING, Jefferson st. mch25 dtf
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Price Two cents.
Books, 81.

4 NEW EDITION OF THE ECONOM-
a ICAL H0USEKEEPER. by Mrs. Z A. UowrANp
This Book of which than $4,000 copies have been
Sold viii be sent in neat bnding the address Of snv
person in the United States free Of portage by their re
hitting by letter otherwise % cents Postage stamps
may be sent If convenient. Address the Publisher
VIM. ALLEN 275 Main st.
Worcester. Oct. IL. 1855. dawem
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@MJOOLEN MACHIEERY.-C L. GOD
Wv DARD, New Yor B, osly manufacturer of the orig
inal STEEL RING and TOOTH BURRING MACHINES
and FEED ROLLS to he attached to First and also to
Second Breakers and FnisheTs Of Wooden Cardng Ma
chimes. The alta hment second Breakers and Finish
is new and very important. These machines in
Successful opaIalion, first Breakers in INST Of the
principal Wooden Factories in the United States, Canadas
and Mexico and deemed by experienced manufacture
rs, the perfect machines used and indispensable
co the economical and successful manufacture of wool
They are in fact the only strong durable and
fully operating machines in use. No carding machine
should run an hour without them
The Feed Rolls are strong dorabe, and worthy Of at
tenton,
Circulars explaining these machines and Rolls, refer
euces to mills having them in use &c may be had by ad
d. essng O. L. q 1DDARD
No. Bowling rren. Mes York to whom orders shsuld
h. airaotad INV az
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E4V0R SALE OR EXCHANGE NeR
two strg House and Barn. with acres OF excellent
and ine ypupg orchard the same. TFo miles
ON the City Hal. Inquire of A. ]. EATON.
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missing II P0perl5es

L. II. TEMPLE 4 co.
Are now selling GROoERIBs, at their Store
No. 81 nshfnstou Square,
at the prices mentioned in the following list viz
Powdered Sugars al 9ic per ID.
Crushed do. at 9lc
Brown Havana do at Sic
Porto Bica dc at 7ac
Coffee, extra, at Sc
Salersius Tc
Cream Tartar at 3Se.
kaisins, Cnew frut) at Ice
Black Tea, Zine 1ayOrl at sic
Moolsses at SIC PER gallon.
Burning Fluid SIC, per gaon
And all other kinds Of Groceries equally low. Spices in
pact ages to suit, at Wholesale prices All Goods
TONED above are Of the Best q, IaI5ty.
Goods delivered to any part OF tie city.
RemeEn ber asle Place, 81 Washington
mis- So m ANGpcensnr. diff
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REAF, ESTATE BR OYER
JFFToE, No /, FLAGes BUILDING,
Having recently made extensive aiiNns to his
lis Real Estate, hohn the city and country consist
ing ot Houses, Building Lots Farms, Wood Lots Water
Privileges &c takes pleasure in announcing the pub
lie generally, that he is prepared to offer greater in
ucements purchasers Of Real Estate than he has ever
before done. or was ever of red in this city.
Also, Real Estate Of all kinds bought and sold and
changed on commission. Also Tenements located In va
rious parts Of t city constantly on hand.
Peate call at my Office and examine my lists, before
purchasing elsewhere.
Worcester, Jan 20. diff