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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-05
n. ID. advertisements.

EEyHE BRITISH PLATE GLASS COM
PANY, RAVENHEAD, Ian OAsHIRE, ENGLAND.
Warehouse for the United States,
JOHN R. PLATT, 70 Murrag ST., New York
Where will be found full assortment of their Superior
Polished Plate for Store and House Fronts Show Cases
&C. Also, Rough Glass from to Il inches thick.
N b. Western customers referred to the new State
House Of Ohio at Columbus, which is glazed with the
Plate Glass of this Company mch24 dam
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-05
ENIR RE! FIR Ell! REL!
The demand for TILT0N & McFARLAND'S FIRE AND
BURGLAR PROOF
SALA NDER SAFES

Increasing rapidly in Boston, throughout the Eastern
States has led us to open Warehouse in this city No.
IA Howard ST where shall at all times keep full
and complete assortment of all the various sizes from the
small House to the largest Bank Insurance Company and
Jewellers SAFES
The superior safety peculiar to our make above all
others manufactured is that they Fire and Burglar
Proof, fact which has been fully demonstrated in the
large fires in San Francisco, and throughout the States
and by those of friends who have relied upon them
in times of trial The fact also, that the United States
to above ali others and have Safes in the
Patent Office for the Government Jewelsthe selection
being made by whose opinion has been formed by
actual investigation of the merits of the different manu-
acturers whose safes esented for heir inspection
and carries with it, consequently much more convincing
proofs of the superiority claimed by
Depot-NO IA HoDard Street
feb7 d3m Triton h MCFARLAND.
NEW AUCTION s ANP COMMISSION
In Naess New Granite Block,
On SchOOI st. and City Hall square,
BosroN.
f. ROBINSON, having leased the Stores No. 90 School
Strest, and No City Hall Square, and having secured
opened the for the purpose of carrying on the Auc
ton and Commission business for the sale of Furniture
Piano Fortes, Books Paintr gs, Dry Goods Crockery,
Glass Ware, and Merchandise generally
e II. will hold regular SAILS of NeD and Second
Hand FURNITURE, Piano Fortes, Carpets, Dry Goods,
orockery and Glass Ware,
EVERY SATURDAY.
Parties having Goods sell at Auction will see that
the location of being in front of the City Hail.
and in The immediate vicinity of the fremont House,
Parkers Hotel and the Court House. is of the best
in the city for the sale of Goods Of every description
Particular attention given to sales of Furniture at pri
vate residences.
Liberal cash advances made on consignmens when re-
CURED, and account of Sales rendered promptly.
E. ROBINSON, Proprietor.
EDWARD HENNEssY, Auctioneer.
Boston, March T. 1856. d3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-05
IDEAL ESTATE BROKER.-0FFIC

ID Ia u u , 4 "A I n d N OTA ATAs-UF TUE
IA Corner of Myrtle and Southbridgegts,
For SALE and payments liberal fine COTTAGES and
modern built HOUSES stu tied 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, iffesired.l
Farms in the country will sold or exchanged for Houses
HOUSEHOLDS in this city the most reasonable terms
Persons ia the country who are wishing purchase
Real Estate in this city, viii find it for their ite est to
call at my Office. is diff A. EATON.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-05

GARDNER HICKEY ~ BROTHE Il I,
80 MILK STREET, BOSTON,
Importers and Jobbers of
HOSIERY AND GLOVES
OF every description.
TRIMMINGS of all kinds, and every article known
Small Wares. Also, Manufacturers
LADIES' HAIR CLOTH SKIRTS.
do. WHALEBONE
do. CACTUS do.
do. MALTA do
do. SEAMLESS do.
Also, MATERIALS for every kind of Fashionable
Skirt for sale to the Trade on the favorable terms
fol
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-05

nISSOLUTION OF COPARTNER-
~ SHIP-The copartnershp heretofore existing under
The firm Of Taft & Harrington, is tis day dissolved by
mutual consent The affairs of the firm will settled
by Stephen Taft, who is duly snthoriz the
Of the firm in liquidation Of its affairs.
STEPHEN TAFT,
FRANCIS HARRINGTON.
Worcester, April Q, 1856. aplO d4w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-05

~ dersigned have this day formed 0opartneIship
under the of STEPHEN TAFT n SON. for the
transaction of the wholesale and retail Grocery business
aud having purchased the stock in trade notes and ac
counts Of the late firm of Taft Harrington request all
persons having unsettled accounts previous April LIST
to call and settle the Immediately the old stand,
where we solicit continuance Of the trade.
STEPHEN TAFT,
II. GLEASON TAFT.
Worcester, April 9, 1855. ap10 d4w
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NOTICE TO WATGHMAKERs.-
An tempating change in business am ready to Of
FER for sale my stock in trade together with Of store
which is of the best locations in the city To any
wishing to commence with paying business already
tablshed this chance offers inducements very rarely
with.
Terms easy and possession given Immediately.
S. p CHAMPNEY,
febl3d 267 Main-st.
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NEW WORCESTER s LINCOLN So
O M n / b u s.

CHANGE OF TIME-Wednesday Oct. "a 1866.
Leaves New Worcester
At 81, 81, and 104, A. NJ, and Is 81 and 81, P. M.
Leaves Lincoln Square,
Alta 81, and II, AM, and "a, and g. p NJ.
Leave Harrington Co ner at 9, Pm.
Leaves Harrington Corner, for New Worcester, min.
utes after leaving Lincoln Square.
SUNDAYS.
VIII leave New Worcester at 10 A. NJ, and II P. NJ,
returning at the close Of meetings.
GF Fare each way, 6 Ia cents.
ga d6 L. STONE, Proprietor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-05

VENHE UNDERSIGNED nave this Day enteIed into part
II nershp under the name and style Of CHAPMAN &
LUCAS and viii continue the Stove Tin, Sheet Iron and
Coppersmh business the stand formerly occupied by
John Hilton, No. Warren Block, Pearl street. good
assortment Of Copper Pumps, and all articles usually
kept in such business Stoves of different patterns for
cooking and heating superior Range which is extern
sively in use Copper Boilers retinne Tin Roofing and
Lined Gutter done at short notice. All that made
GEORGE CHAPMAN,
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EOPARTNE NOTICE.-The un-
~ dersigned, having purchased the stock and become
successors the business of Messrs GGLES N0URSE
MASON, co.. at Boston and Worcester have this day
formed coparnershp for the purpose of carrying the
same under the firm Of NoURsB, MASON, & CO., and
will occupy the places of business
JOEL NOURSE, F.
PETER HARVEY,
SAMUEL DAVIS
Boston, April LIST, 1858. ap4 d&wtf
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WtsIUUIOuBlIf UcI. II 1oOo uu
DEMOVAL.-The subscriber having removed
IA from Orange st. to 70 souhbridge would respect
fully give notice that he will continue as heretofore to
keep the best supply of
CAKE, BREAD, AND PASTRY,
30 be found in the city. Order received by A. P Abee
Confecioner. Pleasant St, at " Southbridge st
AFT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-05

DISSOLUTION fCOPARTNERS SHIP.
81 The copartnershp heretofore existing between the
subscribers at Boston and Worcester under the firm and
name of RUGGLES N0URSE MASON, Il co ), is this
day dissolved, by mutual consent The of therm
be signed by either of its MEMBERS purposes
nected with the liquidation of its affairs
r N, NJ, & Co., feeling grateful for the liberal pat
Fonage heretofore extended them during long term of
years. beg respectfully solicit continuance of the
same to their friends add successors Messrs Nourse Ma
son, & Co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-05

A CARD.-E. B. HANSON would respectfully give
N notice the citizens Of Worcester and Worcester
county that having made arrangements to take the Auc-
ton and Commission stand OF A. Putnam nos 66 and
6S Main street. he will hold himself in readiness at all
times attend any business that may be entrusted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-15

rived the of 9th inst ut the Colonial easu
Ty delivered of gold dust ,ll2 ounces Is d~ts
Rrs. The -four market dull and without alteration IN
price. Fine -four is quoted EOS per ton, combs
f23 Brandy, l3s. cd. las. Rum, 30 o. p BE-.
I'd. q IS cd. Hams in demand al Is Sd q H.
o., the latter dull Of sale Rice 26s. per bag Al
sydney, from 1880 to 1s4o, the imports we're gradu-
ally Increasing, from 10 TO 80 per on Abe total
From 1s4l TO 1851 the imports gradually de-
ciessns from 81 TO 20 per cent the total sace the
gold discovery, from 1882 TO 1885, the imports during
ihh period ranged with rs per cent average the total
A, Fort Phil ip the imports 1889 ranged with per
the sia Iitto iu is40 ranged with per cent
the total From 1871 to 1851 the imports gradu
ally easing rem ID 10 30 per the total Since
the eod discovery from 1852 70 1856, the imports during
ibis period ranged with 81 per cent average the
total
Respecting postal com nuncati,n with the mother
corpry, We learn from the Melbourne Argus that the
route via Diego Garcia was the most popular.
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TIA Asn,pv.n vt,r OF september has the folio xing
news reports II Is stated ma MT .orwins charges
upon the Pxpama thors the chief Gu pAbihty OF the
terrible RESULT April l5esrmAes the damages ~ half
= million Of dolars the peopriey and necessy OF
State of Panama from The government Of the republic
The VT President, n Sunday sst 10 This city,
stood thus For Thou As G. Mosquera o. ior h Murio
roro, is -
EI Fanomeno August 81 under the caption Of Alar
after urging the two pa ties IN the Legislature 20
be cautious their treatment of each other, AIDS BE Il
remembered that the eagle OF the North hovers over our
heads and tnat his taons eedy 10 total disregard OF
International right jsticc and morality 10 teiza US and
10 bind Us aiumphsl but cespotc Of Yankee
rule
IA 10 stated that the boundary limits between New Ora
NADIA and Costa Rica by Gene al Herrsn touches
the Atlantic coast at sSoa eighteen miles west OF BOA
del Drsgo and Pt arepta, which is the northwestern
point the Lagoon of Bocas del Too and nine mites from
Bocas del Too settementhus giving the whole Of Bocas
del roro and Chiriau goons 10 New Granada In lieu OF
half of which they have heretofore had
We observe both 10 the BogSt4 and Pasama pape,s
mention made OF The fact that Venezuela has recently
raised standing army OF ten Thousand men and these
papers deprecate the measure strongly.
DUTCH CHARLEY's REPurED DoINGs AT PANAMA.
From the Panams Herald, Sept.
passenger py the Sonora informs US that Q. P. Duane
Is swelling shty big a, psnac Duane vent board
the Sonora the day she sailed, With ali the flash Of his
Montgomery street days but dressed little after the
Graz adam fashion. wearing a large Panama hat He
visited the vessel IN c. mpany with captain from man
war lying at Panama and several other gentlemen
They drank wine together IN the cacIn
We cut the above article from San Francisco paper IN
order that may give Il most unqualified denial the
Only man.ot IN port IL ~ dlryS, whose Com'
mander Captain BAILEY, well known aud deservedy
speced on the coast, and could in the minds
of evil thinkers lave been connected Win such man as
Dutch Charley" and that be visited any vessel in
company with Captain Bailey and any gentleman IN Pana
ma, must unequvocaly deny,
Since the above written, taptan Bailey has, as he
should to- denied any acquaintance with the individual
alluded TO- We trust that this denia will in justice, be
copied in the California aud Eastern papers
DIED.
Al the mess house OF the Psn ma Railroad Company,
Panama, August a. Of disease Of the liver David oco-
ree. (ate U. = NJ. aged % years. rative Fyete
vile n c. AZ the time OF his death Mr.. o was hrst OF
hcer Of the Panama Raj road Company steamer Colun
bus
On board the steamer Bolivia, the voyage fro PA
mama to GuayaGuil, of q! sepery, Hr Samuel Baum Of
Maryland United safes
90 Thursday August 2e the hospital OF the Panama
Railroad, NJ aspinwa Mr. Richard Wall, Of New York
q pave OF Fpglspe aged about % years. Mr. Wall was
hrst mate In charge Of tic ship iona Cumming, ~
ing at anci or in the port d AspDwaii.
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CHILE.


I'VE PRESIDENTIAL nrrioS-- tSASiNors SoR NEWT
PUBIC scuOois-RKwAHD or E,iiNENT TstlSJ--cpsroM
ptE--R1uRolpa-Prntic qtINf--MtAkEfs
In Chile the elections going on butfo r there had
only been vote aga8st the return 0i ~ d. Mont az
Presidept Of the repubir
A soesty had betn established 10 Santiago for prouot
ing pubic Instruction ard other school, endowed
BY the gavcfnmeL static about bcirg erected b.
the nent Gillian historian, Abhs Molina
10 bad been decrecd that al merchandise introduced
from tie Argentine republic, aud deposited in the Nalpa
Custom house, alter 10th Nay, 10 be oxemp;
from duty, expressed Il the treaty.
Tie treaty OF friendship and commerce with Sardinia
had been concluded.
project 70 construct railroad from Conception " Tai
cahuaro by LUIS Cousino about beng submitted
Congrefs. The works the Valparaiso Railroad were
actively gong on.
Tie republic was very Tranquil business is not brisk
arrivals being limited; pr generally steady. flour 4
quoted for zoo MS $40 So copper per qq In bars al
90; corn. per fanega h75
Fregtts--For England GA r. los; Hamburg 81 lss
"a 1ts France, 1l0f ll5t United State, SO 81
AustraIa, $40.
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faPoLTaNr QUESTION RELATIVE TO ruE CUSTODY
or A YOUNG LADY.


or YOUNG LADN.
a few days ego one Archibald Chaiwck o. this city,
sued on. writ OF habeaf CORPUS, before Judge ccirke
compelling Mrs wilheniEa Halleu d No. ia2 East
Tbieth street. Of ths city TO produce tbs body d -
rsii Chadwick, ty whatever name shs may DO called
before The Court with the OF unla@ta Dc cation
&C. IN Ire petition OF Mr.. Chadwick he sets form to-
be Il iho lawful aiher q ihs g.ri sArah, slo 6e say
4 eleven years old and that years ago 10 having
Loot bis wife placed his he gfi n the and kgegirr
o. Nts. Haleti but that now he has ~, rarred again
ara has baby he wants sasd seran Which prs saliet
reiute. 10 give up Mrs Haeti in Der return tue vr
sess foFts eleven years being a msrriea
raa ana having children. DESTROYS of kdoutirg
4 ehii1 70 hrang M Der own. end that sister 4 NJ
Claasrl thon ooarder 10 her house brought 70 her
this cha Thea ahous three years Old AID stated u bpr
th4l a. Der brother had OF supporting sl'5
child. he Oiayng a. the ssme time t~o other chi
drenl would be glad 10 have her take this child
ard adopt As her owa that saorty ator
this lr. Chadwick called hm'ef aud agreed
y TN Ira Haett that she should take The child a.
her n ard thai the child should after that
be her father: that ecoorfngy, she took the cht
sed san.d y ~ his sppTovsl. NLeemios Halle,i oy
after The child had been With her three or four
wears Chadwick 70 her house and boarded Tor scns
tue, and that be has continued 70 call guest
srce ard that on all occasions he has treated The child
~ hers ard her husbands child always ADDRESSING ~
viihelAnira Hallott that shs has Of her expense
clothed and educated The child, and sandei strictly 70
W moral culture.
rudre Roosevelt took Up The case an manned ouc
witness on the part Of the pcuoaer, whore Testimony
SEEMED aimed a, making the child but eleven years old
whilst the confusion II dates rather sbov that
che must be about reen years old Some further tes
pory Wa subsequently taken o. the rart OF the resun
dent, which in the NAN supported the return Of Mrs.
Iallet 10 the writ On motion Of Mr. II NJ Iay or counsel
for Mrs isIleti by consent Of Mr. Rassei for Nc
Chadwick the further hearing Of the case was ,ns
ierred 10 Judge Davies who has consented 10 hear t. a.
ter 3 O'Clock from day 10 day commencing ca Monday
afternoon. The girl l. IN daily attendance IN court ard
ocss very svetty, Appearing TO be fol- fifteen years Of
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and daughter Of Mrs. Catherine Lanson Of MarysvHe,
awed 20 years and ~ days.
In francisco, Annette NJ daughter OF Mr.. Samuel
A. ODapio, aged 10 years ami months.
. sAolsco Mary Del, daughter Of v De, aged
z ypars and weeks.
IN san r MEXICO Aug 4 Iucy Ellen. daughter Of Le-
npd ana senriei,a Wakefield, aged year and days.
A Nsyyasille Aug q Kate, inan, laughter Of Joseph
an .iheglne pc Bell sged d months and 10 days
A nrDholat IuS 81, Alfred a eldest child OF Mr.
ana Ars j ; Bowlss, aged years
Al Eureks, july 20, Patrick Ac0aryey aged about 80
On Jate2 1862, between Independsnce and salt Lake
CIV Mr. Perry Fike, aged about rs years
M an Francisco Capt Jas Reynolds, a native of Ala
hama nate o. Phhade phls) sgei 80 years
IN san Francisco Of dysentery, Ruby Anna daughter
and IL dsys.
a, San jose, Aug g, A. Yates Esq. aged 54 years.
years
Al ncGnivrsy's Ranch, Trinity county, David Pottn-
ger a at've II Scotia d, aged 81 years.
Il Sn francisco Aug rs sarah Caroline, daughter Of
Joseph /. aud Mary Wade aged menths.
the Markets.
San FRANCISCO, Aug 10 1886 -fLouR.-rrsnsactons
to-day sum up aus 70 s'o oos domestic and los pkgs
Safe superdue aud $50 ar sacks do do sold export
on private terms ECO DO Magnolia aod 2oo do. City
Mills at 81 so: 400 do Magnolia, as DO domestic aud
100 do Golden Cate at So sos 500 DO. Avso and 200 do
Commercial extra at IS So 200 do Fowler's ssfrsis
M al so S. bols Hexa and Gallegos sold 10 lots at
SIS, 20 cases Suffolk Mills, az Sl3.
MEAL AND BRAS-sales Of 900 lbs. California fresh
ground rcrnmeal at SIC IS bbs sweet Eastern do,
u 50 tons bran sold AZ 81 SO.
WHEAT The inquiry mas been brisk Ard sales active,
ri the following of ng aresSaes of 3.37 bags, 10
loo choice 81 20 per 100 MS 400 40, at So IS
% do. a. &C.. s37 DO and ia do od at c 200 DO,
- 2s.c.; l4O 20, Ms- 60
bARIEY-Saes OF 2q5 bags, in five lots at the annex
ed rates-5Oo bags 800 do and 10 DO sold &C. $50
do. at 81 O26; is DO, At 81 97h.
0trs.--Sales 81 $50 bags at 81 i7h.
PerAToBs.Saes Of ll70 bags, in six lots, 1T the fol.
lowing loo bags scld al 2c.; SEQ do, $40 do,
100 DO. aac So do. at Nc
lxsvn lii GOLF
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PERU.


rry NATIONAL CoSvry17oS PoirTI.
CAT Fzuisc--A PERUVIAN fTfIRr-rER EXPEDITION srOKEy
oi-TEsps HEroRI,
From Peru we learn that the National Convention pro
longs It's sessions without any Success hat the country
n far from satisfied with iR constitutional abors, and
that very excited AND sncry political feeling prevailed
amongst tie people.
the Peruvian refugees rumored expedition which, wa
acquired a sembancc of reality the Peruvian Minister
Sef Tor Zesarra having sent from Valparaiso the steamer
Tosioro with dispatches 70 hs government, stating That
Generals Echenquc. Iafuente aud others bad sailed to
the Peruvian coasts order TO bead reaction which
70 take pla1e there Deputy Cavero had attempted %
arraigh the Minister OF Finance before The National Con
venti0n.
From africa and Aquique we have the following com.
mercia sdvicess-
Commercial operations during this month (Juy) have
been extensive The market has been well stocked with
merchsn 3ize BY the last importaons and considerable
sales taken place. Besides this al fears Of dis.
turbances Bolivia had ceased and spectators had
qured great confidence. During the last day mporta
tons bad taken place in the John Marshal, from tho
nted state Correo del Sur. racico, Virgins Maria
luisa and Nara Isabel, nom Valparaiso and Chilean
pork
The exports from quque have been during the month
o Nay folowsTQ France, 81 sos tons saltpeie; ~
England, 1870 do - Hamburg lOl5s. Total, o. 10
tons
s,x ships taking cargo. ami had already 40 ooo
tons on board THIS port advances daily, and the ship
ping Of sstpeo easier since the fever has completely
disappeared.
The opening " commerce or a new bav named JUNO
spoken of II Ia situated between Psarua and Ne
Tllo1es, and nearer 10 the sahrctre beds.
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srrarr.R CAsK OF Moroxtsr,--A N,s Sr.rr

n
re Biwsrtr 10 DE.1H ~ ira llRycrov y spsr- The
layton (Ohto) 2oft0 details very remarkable instan
Of uonom mia. which has Just beer tr minated 10 tai
city, IN the Of Rev. Joshys pson Universalisi
ccrryfran who died al ~ o'clock last Sunday night
He hiss vtd in almost skeleton condition. snstaninr
from noufshmen; for hftecn twenty, and even thirty
DAYS in gucceeson. lie has maintaped and belle "a
that be Oh this under the direction Of "tbe sprs who
promised by this q discipline 70 deveopc him ufn
a more extraordinary medium than has hitherto been
spovn He lived under the impression that hundreds Of
dsembodied spirits were constantly talking with him, al
recung him. encouraging rebukng him, prescribing wrs
he should cat what he should say, foreteli1g every
the leas, change hs physical condition, and puns
him severely when h. refused 70 act 10 accordance tn
their directions.
The Gds,tS Gays
Proessedly BY their information, he pointed out with
singular accuracy many of the symptoms that would
pifss themselves IN his sometimes for
before they actually occurred With limbo hardly larger
than an nisuts unable 70 rise from his bed and fre.
queniy suffering exquisite torures yet supported he
said by The upprs he exhibited The moot extrsorfi.
nary hope, cheerfu and enthusiasm The ssprls'
Constantly senned 70 him tha, be should recover 70 full
OH bic mission 20 Afford wonderful specimen OF spt
rusy dc veloprd mar and 10 proclaim tho truth TO
world Sunk u doubt and unbcef In this the sprs',
we're mistaken but there - net the slightest reason W
doubt NJ Ir~or,s sincerity. Though The victim OF what
seems 10 Us del, sor be was, we have reason 10 be.
ieye, 90 honest and scoo man.