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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-15

49, FOR SALE OR RENT-Tle new brick
,,,l building in Chelse erected by the Beingham Co.
s4A This building is sos feet long, so feet wide and
stories and an attic in height 1t is furnished with
engine of 200 horse power with all the latest improve
ments, and lines of shafting throughout II is in
perfect order having been completed the past 1t
is situated directly the line of the Eastern Railroad
and freight may be received and discharged directly under
the hostways. 1t is also within 500 feet of wharf To-
Gated Chelsea river with depth Of water for vessels Of
1000 tons 1t also upon the Eastern Avenue within
onemile of Chelsea Ferry, and communicating directly
with Boston manufacturing mechanical purposes
has superior in the State To purchaser the terms
Of sale will he made easy; to those desrous leasing
the whole any part the will be made favorable
Apply to JOHN LOW, Chelsea, or at No. 3 joys Build
ing, Boston. ap1O Tu&S3w
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HN Ell ESTATE BKOKER.-oFFI

IDEAL ESTATE BROKER.-OFFIOE
A& Corner of Myrtleand Southbrdgests,
For sale, and payments liberal, fine COTTAGES and
modern built HOUSES situated in all parts of the city.
Also eligible BUILDING LOTS for sale cheap for cash.
or for good credit. Money will be advanced in part
build, if desred.)
Farms in the country will sold exchanged for Houses
HOUSEHOLDS this city on the most reasonable terms
Persons ia the country who wishing to purchase
Real Estate in this city, will find it for their inter est to
call at my Office is diff Al EATON.
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H.TULI,ERiS EAMTH-Biue viirol, Alum, 81
n ohromale potash, Pearl Ash, sumac Clutch, 4 0arn-
ier For sale In quantities TO suit, by
susi lsf O. A. HARRINGTON 70
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miscellaneous.

CHEAPEST LIGHT
IN THE WORLD.--
UFF0RD'S SM0KE-C CON-
Stunning PATENT LAMP,
requiring only the poorest, Oh,
Lard, or Grease.The Lamp,
holding less than half a pint Of
Oil, viii burn IL hours or more,
producing a light comparable
only to Gas, but even cheaper
than that. The public are eau
toned against the miserable
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GUNS AND PISTOLS,


have
DOUBLE BARRELLED GUNS
From Ten Dollars upwards.
Double Barreld Guns, barrel being ried and the
other smooth.
SINGLE BARRELS of every variety and price
Also Caps, Wads. Powder, Flasks, Shot and Game
Bags, &c.
Repeating Pistols Colts, of various sizes;
Chicopee, with Maynad's Self Primer attached; Allen
Deaiersj and variety of ohers-all of which will be
sold at the lowest possible prices.
JOslin's New Rifle.
This is new Breech Loading Gun that has Just been
Patented in this country and in Europe and thought to
be the SAFEST and that be operated with more
rapdity and effect than any before offered to the
public We have Que for exhibition and SHALL in very
short time have them for sale They particularly
adapted to the wants of those emgrang to the West es
pecaly those bound for Kanzas and Oregon The public
are invited to call and examine il. l.. d. GODDARD.
mchl0 deod&w1y
sAAA, SPECTACLES. -G1Aa-
The subscriber has made efforts secure all the varies
ties Of Glass that needed to aid defective eyesight
and among them all, none has been found superior
equal " the celebrated
SCOTCH PEBBLE.
These are not Glass, but REAL STONE ground and
quire; they hard flint and clear as air. Next to
these in excellence the PeriscOpiC of which we
have large assortment, well as the Common Glass,
set in Gold Silver, Steel and Plated Bows varying in
price from twenty-five cents to Fifteen Dollars.
All in need of optical aid, may be of finding here
something exactly fitted to their wants. and they may re
fer to DR. Green, Dr. Sargent DR.. Haywood Gel Dewitt
and hundreds OF others who have used them.
l.. D. GODDARD,
mch19 deod&wly Union Block, 1876 Main ST.
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- DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOX
#jiisI SALE IN WORCESTER estate owned and
sN.ss=rscenty occupied by Chas. II Ill., in Worcester
situated upon High street. south the residence of
Dea Daniel Goddard, is offered for sale. 1t consists of
cottage House and large garden well stocked with fruit
tees in bearing condition. and is alto ether one of The
most desirable locations in the city For further partcu
lars apply to EZEKIEL DANIELS No I4l Main street
mch25 diff
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NEW DRESS SILKS

NEW DRESS SILKS
II A tt s.
Ladies wishing to examine some beautiful STYLES Of
Fancy Silks, are invited to call at
I54 Main Street,
and see some goods which elegant any lady can
wish to Also, few pieces of very choice Spring
Styles PLAID RAW SILKS.
niche dH GEO. P. BRYANT.
BEST BLACK SILKS.
We have now in store different qualities, including
all our regular styles, and all widths
From "a 10 SO Inches,
Our best makes, WHICH WE WARRANT NOT TO
CBAcK, and sold only by US in this city.
The great celebrity of these ,ods has induced the
Introduction of counterets against which we desire %
caution our customers. sa8
The genuine goods are always to be found, at low
prices, at
chamberlain, BARNARD, s cos.
EVRENCH PRINTS.-A few pieces very hand
H. some goods, opened today at BRYANT'S, 1854 Main
Street apIO a1ot
Spring STYLE LADIES' CLOTH
- CAPES.
"new thing for Ladies' Spring Cape, in Cloth ha
Gver shown CAL and see it. 15i MAIN ST
NEW KID GLOW ES-Mediuma / Iiaht col.
IN ors, White and Black, just opening at Al
HENRY o. CLARKS,
Hosiery, Glove, and Embroidery Store
aplz da ciark's Block.
4 ADIES' SUMMER HOSTEBY.-5O0 doz
"a in all styles, Low ready at
HENRY cLARKs
Hosiery, Glove. and Embroidery Store,
apr dtf Clarks Block.
GROSS & STRAUSS,
Ever grateful for the liberal patronage the ladies of Wor
cester have bestowed upon them wish draw attention
to their
ENTIRE NEW STOCK
S p r / N G. G. o o d ST
Consisting of
Embroderies, Laces, Trimmings, and Fringes German
Zephyr Worsteds and everything the line Of Worsed
work, and other French Fancy articles too numerous to
mention here Our stock OF Goods is undoubtedlythe
largest and best selected in this line of business ia this
city, and we warrant to sell all our goods at less prices
than can be bought elsewhere. At the NEW YORK
FANCY GOODS EMBROIDERY STORE 162 Main ST.,
directly opposite the Post Office
mch19 diff GROSS & STR
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~. FOR SAEE-In the south part of West
#,,s Boylston, miles from Worcester Court House
sh SIN IL Farm, cqntaipng 20 acres, withsmore than
one thousand ynnns Ertiit r-ess int bearing
Barn.
Inquire of Benjamin Wadsworh, Worcester, or of the
subscriber in West Boyston. Terms easy.
meh20 d5wk ORRTN FAIR6ANK
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LARkIN SMITH,
REAL ESTATE KER,
Office 236 Main Street,
Is prepared to offer at GREAT BARg AIMS a good
variety Of Houses in the city, almost any direction
or distance from the City Hail. that may be desired and
for CREDIT that cannot fail to suit.
He will sell few low for cash, or he will give
credit of them from fifteen to twenty years, il
desired. Also, BUILDING LOTS IN THE CITY, and
FARMS IN THE COUNTRY, as usual.
The public respectfully invited to call and examine
and we viii be happy to wait upon them and show our
assortment. dti mch2l
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Business Gnr0s.

Business Gnr0s.
EZEKIEL DANIELS.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
NO. f4l Main Street.
I'd Door south of ouinsigamond Bank Worcester.
Farms and House Lots bought and sold Also attends 10
Auction Sales of Real Estate in any part of
Worcester County.
do Office hours from to H. d&wt.
INSURANCE.
ErNA INSURANCE COMPANY Hartford
Capital $S00.O00.
AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY Providence
Capital $150,000.
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, New York.
Capital S500,G00.
HARTFORD INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford.
CAPITAL 1900 000
ATLANTIC INSURANCE. COMPANY, Providence.
CAPITAL $15000O
The above named Companies continue to insure under
svorable terms For further particulars, inquire of
A. II. BULLOCK, Agent,
OF dawf Worcester
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NA OOkEN MACHINEKY.-C l.. GOD
Wv DARD, Now Yors, only manufacturer of the orig
inal STEEL RING and TOOTH BURRING MACHINES
and FEED ROLLS to he attached 10 First and also To
Second Breakers and Fnishers Of Wooden Carding Ma
chiues The alta hment to second Breakers and Finish
ers 10 and very important. These machines are in
successful operation, first Breakers In most Of the
principal Wooden Factories in the United States Canadas
s, the mast perfect machines used and Indispensable
ca the economical and successful manufacture Of WOOL
They IN TACT the only strong, durable and
fully operating machnea in use. No csrding machine
should run an hour without them
The Feed Ros strong. dorabc, and worthy OF at
tenton.
Circulars explaining these machines and Rolls, refer
euccs mills having them In use NC, may be had by I'D
dressing O. u. GODDARD,
No bowling Green, New York, To whom orders sheuld
be- directed. A1y ali
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IAUTEdER7S
@ Z Q r. e 7 IT c. e Q u S E
no. Worcester House Block.
COATS, PANTS, AND VESTS,
AT LESS THAN AUCTION PRICES /!

As DESTROYS of closing possible
patronage the
best of bargains Auction prices selling
Clothing
which particular warranted to be
represented prices purchasing else
place.
LUTHER'S CLOTHING HOUSE,
Ho
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l5As
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morbid
part of
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w. w. PRATT. AucIiOmeeF,
Office No. FLAeG's BuILDNG Opposite the Bay State
House, Worcester, Mass,
win attend to Sales of Real Estate and all kinds of Per-
Banal Property in any part of the County, short notice
Particular attention paid to the sale of Fruit and Or.
namental Trees, and Green House Plants.
From his long experience Auctioneer, he hopes to
give satisfaction to all who muy want his services
q
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mutations and infringements Lamp To avoid any
liability, see that our name is on the lamp full,
SN. & H. G. UFR0RD.
III Court Street, Boston.
JOHN L. HOOD, Agent in Worcester, 239 Main Street
Please call and examine jan3Od&wtf
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a. FAR MElSS who wish to improve their
EI(T stock will And at the stable OF the subscriber
YIN An InAported DuFbmm Bail, and
sAz3{@(sksalso AYRsHRs bull
Both Of these Bulls are hne auimale, and viii 20 hed
10 service' as above through the season.
He has also TEN NEW MILCH COWS, which viii be
sold at a low figure. ELLIOTT SWAN,
ara dauu Washington Square Hotel, Worcester.
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RIRE INSURANCE .-The Mechanics' Mutu
that the Directors of said Company have by vote deter
mined to divide the property insured by Them into two
classes, viz the Manufacturers and the Mechanics
Glass, which takes effect from this date One million dol
lars having been previously subscribed to be insured in
the Manufacturers Glass; they prepared to insure in
that class on the terms other Mutual Offices Cot
ton and Wovlen Mills, having the following charaeeris-
TICS VIZ built of brick stOne heated by steam having
constant watch, good force pump expressly for ex.
hngushng fires, and the picker out of the main mill or
II in the mill, in fire proof room They also insure in
the Mechanics Glass dwelling houses farm barns stores
stocks of goods machine Shops and mechanics property
generally excepting shaving risks, and such as is
termed "extra hazardous"
DIRECToRS.- Henry Denny Worcester Geo BLACK
bum, Boston Essex Saunders, Grafton; Alonzo White
Leicester R. s. Denny Clappvie Geo. a. Rice Wor.
cester; VIM B. Fox, Jr Worcester Dwight Foster
Worcester; Daniel Tainuer, Worcester Samuel L. Hodg-
es Leicester. HENRY A. DENNy pres,t
VIM s. Denny, Sec'y.
Worcester, Sept. 10, 1855. diff
To the Courts and Justices having jurisdiction in the
premises:
TESHE Trustees of the State Reform School at Westbor
ough, desire to inform the several Courts of the Com
monweath, taking cognizance of juvenile delinquency
that the Reform School occupied by larger mum
Der of boys than it is fitted to provide for They therefore
request tn t. at present. be sent there. Should
commitments continue the only alternative presented to
the Trustees is to remand portion of the inmates to the
Houses of Correction, provided by law To prevent
this necessity, this notice is respectfully given.
By ordeo oil the Trustees
THos. A. GREENE sec'y.
Marlborough, Oct. II, 1866 diff
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ox-.s-erp FOR SALES superior COWS. In.
ts2S quire Al wHEELOCK'B Cigar Store.
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DOOMS To LET-In Clarb's new Bock.-One
= Front Room, second story, with fre-proof SAFE
Also. one on the third story. Apply to
d27 If VIM. c. CLARK
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-18
Where Fauaticism Ends.

The New York Herald says that the Rev. Mark
Grafton in a speech before the Methodist Confer.
ence in Salem, Massachusetts,, on the 18th instant,
commented severely upon q suggestion that by the
introduction of Africans to this country slaves,
some of them become Christians and secure saliva.
ton to their souls He said, If there is NO better
way than this water passage In the hold of the
Baltimore clipper giving emphasis to his words
by the stamp of his foot and the gesture of his
hand-"I could rather go to hell" cat this Father
Taylor let in word, and sensation was created
all over the house," almost almost' cried out
the speaker, raising his voice-"atmost! would
rather go to hell than be saved that way" His
qualification set the brethren more at rest, and he
went on with his speech.
Such developments as these ought to open the
eyes of any really religious persons who are in.
volved tn the Abolition movement. Itleads straight
to infidelity. st. Paul thus addresses Christian
bondmen: "Art thou called being a servant, care
not for it," This preacher of Abolitionism says:
Better 90 to hell free, than to Heaven bond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-18
CONVERSATIONAL,

WASHINGTON, April l7.-Sena.e-On motion of
Mr. Sumner, the committee on Commerce was di-
rected to enquire into the character of the com
merce known as the eoolie trade, by which Chi.
nese were transported from their native country
In American ships to distant places alleged
tracts for servce-also 70 ascertain If the same is
not conducted in violation of an existing treaty
with China and consider II any legislation Is ex.
pedieut with a view to prohibit that commerce, or
prevent the abuses incident thereto on board of
American ships or extend to Il the provisions in a
recent act of Congress regulating the carriage of
passengers In merchant vessels
The Bounty Land Bill was considered.
Hosse-On motion of Mr.. Pringle, the Presi.
dent was requested TO have prepared statements
showing the appropriations made during each ses.
sion Of the three last ongressespartieularly dis
tinguishing those made on Recommendation of the
President, Heads of the Departments, and Chiefs
Of Bureaus Likewise what expenditures were
made during the same period and whether defal
cations have occurred, and II so. TO what amount
The Senate's Fertilization Bill was tabled by
large majority, on the ground that it improperly
originated in that body.
The House then resumed the can ideration of The
Deficiency Bill.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-18
Celebration in Danvllle.

A friend sends us the following account of spir-
tied preparations to celebrate the completion of
the Danville Railroad to the town of Danville
At a meeting of the citizens of Danville, held
last evening, it was determined to celebrate the
completion of the Richmond and Danville railroad
by free barbecue and ball to be given at Dan
vile on the 10Th of June next.
The committee of invitation were instructed to
invite Jos. Segar of Elizabeth City, and Judge
VIM. w. Crump of Richmond, to deliver addresses
on the occasion. The Governor, Lieutenant Gov
ernor, Board of Public Works. the Board of Trade
of Richmond, the Presidents and Directors of the
Richmond and Danville, Virginia and Tennessee
South Side, Virginia Central, Orange and Alex
andria, Richmond and Fredericksburg, and Rich
mond and Petersburg Railroads, will be invited
A liberal contribution was made to meet the ex-
penses of the day, which will, venture to say, be
one of the grandest ever known to the people OF
this section of the country II. V. II.
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D-.. q I,errt.ou Euslish Opera Tronpe.a
Next week we are u have the English opefs
IN very grand style, by The lannon's Pyne q n.'H
son Opera Troupe. II h not great "h,'o. ~
the frss attempt to Introduce the Opera inso TINS
country, and then IL could penetrate no iur'nef
than New York Subsequently Il was, ai'e' scse
raj reverses. tolerably successfui IN Boston ana
philadelphia. The recent Revolutions 10 Europe
disturbing the peaceful occupations OF the Cont
nan, arova "a America many of the most re-
,,,-r.a ,rrs;.,.ns and vocalists, who have thus
-, a.. American public from Boston TO New
nr,..r. On. oppor.unity of hearing the best music
=, ,ho heat artists and there has been conse-
,nen,lv q very great Improvement in popular
taste for music.
hut the opera has been almost monopolised by
the italian artists. Except the popular Segun
troupe there has been no attempt until recently
for some years to produce the opera in English
II has been within Q few months again brought
ont by the Pyne & Harrison company with very
great success, and under the growing fondness OF
the public for music, they must meet with still
greater encouragement. The artists belonging to
this company are very talented, and Miss PYNE'
the prima donna, has a decided and highly
cultivated genius. The lovers of music and
of the drama will have during the week
very great treat in their representations. They
have selected some of the most popular operas
Their performances In the large cities have ELECTED
the high encomiums of the critics. As an evil
dence of the popularity they enjoy, 1t is stated on
the best authority that at their recent engagement
in Baltimore, tickets were engaged for two weeks
in advance They are now in Washington, where
they are said to be exciting an enthusiasm that
crovyds the National nightly
The papers pass the highest eulogies upon
them. The "Somnambula" was brought out most
brilliantly according to all accounts, and the very
pretty Comedy of "The Crown Diamonds
(never presented here) performed ON Tuesday
night, was received with the most passionate de.
monstrajons of applause. The Star makes the
following notice of the performance
Miss Louisa Pyne perfectly reveled in the brilliant
and sparkling music of Auber; in her introduced
songs of 1.-THE Sky Lark" and "Rode's Variati onsr
she scattered the gems of her musical genius around
her lighted listeners with perfect abandon Loui
day. Whether in the deep pathos of the broken
hearted Amina, the light and graceful Katarina,
she is equally at homes the simple ballad and the or
nate bravura at her command; and as an actress
she is not surpassed by any on the stage. Such at
tributes have seldom never before met in one
list; and affords pleasure to record her trumphs
Harrison was unexceptionably good the gay and
gallant Cavalier" whose guerdon was the love OF his
Queen.
A fine and full orchestra will accompany the
performances here
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-18

IrT- To The votcrs q Henr1ce County,.
card has appeared ii the Dispatch Or the i5fh of
April signed "A Native Of Charles City Countrs r..
9ectipr most severely and uuustly upon my tffvst@
character. Upon enquiry e. the Dispatch Oflce !
il. I beg to assure my friends and the pubic tbss
there il not the slightest foundation for It, and have
taken the necessary measures to bring my assalsut
before iury to answer IN damae es for his
Mesntime challenge the strictest scrutiny into INV
past career and prepared to leave my vindcstioa
10 those who have known me all my life.
ap 16-3tt WIN. fOLKES
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-18

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE-On Saturday night last
the steam grist and saw m III of Guthrie Thackston
g. Womack, near Prince Edward G. H., was de-
stroyed by fire, with a large quantity of lumber
and several hundred bushels of corn. The loss is
estimated at several Thousand dollars. On the
same night the stable of Mr.. Robt. Johns, of Cum.
berland county, was burnt, with four valuable
horses, and on the night the dwelling of Mrs.
Woodfn. in Cumberland, with all the furniture II
contained was also destroyed by fire.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-18
The NAVY Reriripe BOARD,

The Legislature of Ohio has passed resolutions
which severely animadvert upon the action Of the
Navy Retiring Board and strongly affirm the prin-
cipe that every officer of the army and navy of
the United States has the inalienabie right to be
heard in his own Defence and to confront his &C.
cusers when charges affecting his personal char
acter and professional honor are brought against
him. The resolutions further urge the Senators
and Representatives of Ohio in Congress to use
their best efforts to have the retired officers placed
precisely where they stood previous to the meeting
Of the Board, and then subject the whole navy to
proper reform, to be carried out on just, nation.
al and legal grounds"
Virginia, Maryland and New Jersey have adopt.
ed similar resolutions and, according to the New
York Herald, the same thing would have been
done by the Legislature of New York, had not its
session been abruptly brought to close, leaving
many things undone. Let Congress at least agree
upon this one subject before it adjourns Let II dc
Justice TO the scores of gallant gentlemen and valu
able officers who are now suffering from the errors
to use tho mildest possible phrase, of the Navy
Board, and whose suferings are increased By
every days delay.
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unnecessary

MONUMENT TO A CoNDUCTOR.-On w ednesday
last, monument of Italian marble, nine feet high
costing $3.50, was raised in Albemarle to the mem.
DRY of William A. Moody, late conductor on the
Central Railroad, who was accidentally crushed
to death at aordonsville, In July last The mon
ument was the gift of the friends of the deceased
to his parents President Fontaine presented it to
them In behalf of the contributors. Rev. DR..
Buckner for the family, received 1t.