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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-07

DHTLADELPHfAP ARASOLS.-Theb best
b goods manufactured in the country can be found at
CHARLES A UPEoN'S, Flagg's Block, at wholesale ar
retail. Also. some cheap grades as low as rs cents.
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We solicit your attention to the following prices of few
Of our many bargains:
Gases White Briliants, IOc, worth 90
I" French Printed Bfilliants, 124c RoIth 25r
g Good ainghams, 64c, worth l2!
Scotch Ginghams, l2lc, worth rs.
Good American Prints for 64c.
All our Pacific, Merrimao and Cochec0 for l0e.
English Prints for 10c.
Yard wide French Prints, from 12lc to rs.
Plain Black DeLaines, 6Ac. ss
Handsome Spring DeLaines, only 12lc
Fine Chaies, from 12tc to 20.
Polka Spot DeLaines, only one shilling.
All Wool DeLaines, only 25c.
SILKS. SILKS, SILKS.
1000 yds. Striped and Plain Silks, only Acc.
5000 g ohene Stripe silk, e2ac. - ~
1000 : +" 4" very heavy, 75c.
5000 Striped Silks, new designs, 81, 90.
All our Silks at equally low prices.
SILK BODIES, in ali the new styles from $1,000 10
$500, rt r. II 800 ~
All our BLACK FIGURED SILKS at very Low prices.
BLACK SILKS, BLACK SILKS.
We have just received, in connection with the above
goods, large invoice of PLAIN BLACK SILKS ia all
widths and qualities, including Bsho67s St0iss which
was never known to break, crack or change usre in
wearing which we will offer at such low prices as cannot
fail TO please all. IF
SEIAWLS, SHAWLS. SHAWLS. ~
New and elegant Stella shaws. in Printed and Cash.
mere Borders cheap. Cartons Printed Cashmere shaws
All qualities and styles. from $500 up. Cartons Long
10 ps. BLACK LYONS VELVET, for mantillaa, at
realty reduced prices.
THIN DRESS GOODS,
1000 yds Muslins, CAST cV,ors,j I2sc
1900 0rgandie Muslins, Tic.
1000 French Jackonet Lawn, Csc worth so.
1900 Silk an Wool Bersges, only lie.
large assortment Of elegant Muslin and Derage
Robes to which we solicit your particular attention
VISITES. MANTILBAS &sTALMAs.
200 Black Silk viSites, only $500
100 Black Silk Visites new styles, only 1900.
In this department be found the latest Paris Slylea
Velvet, Moe Antique and Cloth MnntllRs, and TalmaS
which we will sell at great bargains.
2oases DeBeiges, for SIC per I'd.
1000 prs. Mtts, 12Ic, worth 25
1000 prs. Miits, 25c, worth 80.
$500 prs. Cotton Hose, 1910, worth rs Bona.
Housekeeping and Domestic Goods
Bales Brown Cottons, only etc.
Cases Beached Cottons, only 6tc i
Fine Dwight Oottons lOc.
50 Bleached Cottons, worth l7', only i2l,
200 Toilet Quilts, $1,00
Brown Linen Covers, 2bc.
4 Bleached Linen Table Covers, SIPS.
5000 Linen Doylies, 64c.
200 doz. Linen Napkins, very fne, $3.50
1000 Stitched Shirt Fronts 10, 12l, II and 400.
Fine White Flannel l2ic.
Embossed Table Covers, $1,25.
Check Cambrcs, Book Muslins, and all kinds OF While
Goods, at onehaf the usual prices full assortment Of
on hand.
Ladies', these Goods have been purhased at Ia Immense
discount, ana must be sold. Our goods will be shown
freely; ~ who are anxious 10 secure good bargain,
should mot iall 70 give as an early cal
Il . O X Il e q o.,
Mos Lincoln House Bosk, Main 3d., Worcester.
aplS d&wh aa.
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hlNOR SALE--A Genteel Cottage on Piedmont ST.;
- Al new Two Story House Blum street, new Two
story House on Pleasant street TO RENT-Four Ten
ements on Pleasant street, GEO. 7. s. CURTIS
JIG DIFF Union Block, 1917 Main st.
o. COTTAGE FOR SALE-One of the
i most desirable in the city, 1t is situated near
2 the Common, and has about 5000 feet Of land we'll
stocked with choice fruit trees attached. Price $4,000
Inquire at this office. diff f16
- A COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE.
I'LL two story House, Barn, and three acres Of wen
I'LL cultivated land, within "a miles Of the Post OF
flee. The buildings new. veil built and never ocCu
pied, More land can be had IL wanted. Terms easy
inquire OF 7. NJ. LAMB.
meh24 ph ats Main street.
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TUESDAY MORNING. JULY
DRY GOODS.

Also the richest lot of PLAID SILKS for 81 cents,
ever shown in this city. diff my5
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In connection with my Lumber business, am prepared
ut all times to furnish Lime Plaster aud Cement by the
car load single cask OF the purest quality at the low
est market prices and send all the neghboring
towns, at such prices fail TO give satisfaction
mr.. LEWIS SMITH will give his exclusive attention to
the Lime department.
Persons wanting anything in my line, will do we'll to
eal and examine before purchasing elsewhere All orders
~ mail or otherwise, will be promptly attended to
Washington Square, near the B. Il W. r. r. Freight
Depot, Worcester, Mass.
THOMAS EARLE,
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n B, Circulars, with full particulars, testimonials
prices, &C., Will be forwarded on application as above
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MISCELLANEOUS
I. W. vosE's PIANO FoRTEs.
M-zHnPe--M

If sold this present month. Call and examine some
the most elegant Pianos interior and exterior that are
made in the country. 7 These Pianos were
awarded premium OVER ALL OTHERS, with one excep-
on at the last great Fair held in Boston, For SRlootk
ness and Volune of Tone, they cannot be surpassed
Please call and examine before purchasing elsewhere and
you shall be satisfied that :.
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d corner of Green s Temple sts.,
WORCESTER, MASS.
meh27 d&w1y
ERVING's LIFE OF WASHINGTON.

This great national work which forms such an appro
PIRATE corona to the beautiful fame of its ustrious Au
tuor IS here brought down to the Inauguration of WASH
ingfon as first President of the United States
d. KIMBALL CO. Providence K l.. are prepared
to furnish this great national 10 any address, free Of
postage Price, subscription edition, 81 popular edition
$l,0O, Agents wanted. diff ie1
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pOARD.-rhoae In want Of good, pleasant airy
~ Rooms, with good board, In central location, will
elsewhere The r0oms have lately been rehtted In hrn-
rate order. Those visiting the city for few days, will
Ind quiet home with good board ct moderate prices.
Thomas Street, May 10, 1857. t d3m 81
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reference To the mode such transportation than nay be
necessary provide for the due CELEBRITY certainty and
eurity OF such tfansporlAon Under this law de-
scripon Of bids has received IL does not specify
mode Of conyeyAnc bat engages 10 take the entire mail
each trp with CELEBRITY certainty and security using the
Of the lax These bids styled, om the manner
in which they designated the books Of the depart
ment sr ds and they viii be construed as prov ding
for the conveyance Of tins enre mall Aosser large aud
whatever May Be Le nOds necessny 10 iHsaTs IA eei1y
certainly and sscsSalyP 4fs
In ali cases WHARF the lowest grade Of service Is be
eyed be sufficient the lowest bid will be accepted
duly guArAnted, in preferences 10 Star or specific
bid. srst IN raE ~
When the lowest hid Ia mot star bid and specifies
either mode iaagaafs mode Of conveyance II
win be accepted but aside for specific bid proPo
sing the necessary service tl
When the bid does not specify a mode Of conveyance
also when IL proposes 10 carry according 10 the adVer
sement but without such specification, IL will be con-
sdeTed proposal for horseback service.
PostmAsers 10 be careful not TO certify the sucenc5
OF gnaraners surctss without knowing that they
persons Of sufficient responsibility aad all bidders guar
anors and surees distinctly notified that the fail
into perform the contracts for the servic
proposed for in the accepted bids their legal Liabilities win
be enforced against than.
Present contractors and persons known at the depart
ment must equally with others guaranors and ce
thcates Of their slceney substantially in the forms above
prescribed The certificates OF sncency must be signed
by postmaster judge Of a court Of record
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Feb 4-law4W as Postmaster General.
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Company proposals
sf e sisans graduation alasos.y, Ss'sns saa hass ne
roadway Of the eastern dsslsi' afi road.
,he and or sse iAsk laying, win
lJ an work, platforms, depe,s, ae requires
Ts saaason ssoas % cubic yards q and
IS Joe cubic yards q smhankmeIi
The The bridging % SO feet se'
rhe masousy Cor euIvers an'onais 10 10 900 perch
osas and directed % s ardsIsisns a. m
. The eais Of eonsrusisO completing ready
n The work construction, exclusive tack
1T For each item Of work, entire and separate.
~ For the grading Of eiief or specified number Of seeon
" Pa he eros. 10 be furnished the numbar seciea
w. For construction ready o the iron, o. either Of The
divisions hereinafter named Of said road.
ear The town. o. BRANDON road
miles, ssss % e sS. . Ie nc ,s s q % me 1' @
in each ior proposal prices, and
excavation and sahankmsni and The additional difference
cess Of sher Or o e much per cubic yard upoa te ses'
parties making proposals desired male four
progresses, ressvins twenty dns
oek Of e eompaby One d IN cash. payable in The same
way ,oet Of company and ,Al.a = u.
cent payable annually Payable entirely IN The s,ok q ING
The proposals 10 BY sae
credentials and the company reserve The right o.
prOhle. ana b al ri, sise and
~ ianss inflammation ~ o D'n'sd upon ppne'n0'
The Southern railroad cournces at Jackson The capital
Sae hnised Brandoni and In good
unninF orde and well equpPsd 70 mat point y rom
sobile and Ohio railroad, few miles below
of Laadetdae county passes through The
olnE eoany well w1tered and numbered point keai
living &C. eguaa me most ay1ssa p.oas @
miles generally st and the most Of the section, 'e eIca
embankmsnt alternate ayaabiy The exceptions teng
growth Of affords abundance % timber
ae bridging and and IL Is believed tai DO work Of
~, constructions Inducements contract
ofs especially those using negro J sassI;
$500 which will doubtless be paid the
board q eas :, % % NJ Saa
line, which believed TO be the nearly acres q
The w sa sas m 5 s
Vcksbug Shreveport, Texas railroad under contract
cr.s &c w" s New Orleans and Gesi
rekson and through thai al Canton connects with Tue Mississippi
railway which being laid 70 Holly Springs.
oterseess Mobile and Ohio Iroad already stated,
eastern Alabama throueh
ruies roads in Virginia. Tennessee and North Cao
savannah through Montgomery vieksb'Is
Shreveport and Fl Pao with the faee oeesn running M entire
this Of works Of important unfinished
n,s. hs Ss ana @ an and e
i-siyp BY Hut whilst ,hu sppeais
rupleied gap Alabama, IL will win IL
bui and being built right irousn the art Of
great growing Suites Louisiana, mississippi
and scab carona and anite the inland
These facts ofroad
capitalists and 70 embark literally il its consruc-
md sisy valuable saves many Il thea MECHANICS is bonus from
Mississippi the public land has been ty Con-
property or The rad % put doars
.e1oon Of money or work viii be- al once equally nirsed
peculiar inducements
men Of means to engage IN II esns-s wM g. ssEprs
Sept i2-d3lstoct President Of the southern Railroad.
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I3lRSr PRE- MUM PIANOS.--Just received al my piano
store Eleventh above Pennsylvania avenne
splendid pianos and Sk from the factory Stein
Sons New York these obaint The FIRST
iasl Metropolitan Fair and At the American Institute IIay
Tho aa!c Of the District
iumbia pubic petiay invited call
before purchasing elsewhere They surpassed by any
pianos made this country EuFope. ef 5g.ts
hand stock OF other ard
For good workmanship warranted and all punos purchased from
me will be kept in .,ne wthou, extra charge
Oct s-eodA- p. q. BRECKENRIDGE
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Episcopal High school Of virginia,

al HoHGTd on the Heiehs Three niles resf Hlsrandra
Rev. JOHN r. MCGUIRE, Rector,
TUE session win "Wednesday, 10Th Sep
TENDER. s EsG,fst fI.,sE Ertt
Terms s22 for board tuition the regular course Modern
languages, music and drawing charges.
References The Bishops and other clergy Of the diocese
Pr Johns, Baltimore Mr.. Cummns, and
Rev Mr. Seymour, OF Frederick city Maryland. -
Circulars containing the of study tem
those who request them. ~ F't
Direct Rev JOHN Mcclure, Theological Seminary
county, Virginia. .l.a sia.t
HOWARD. July H. 1856. gsgs Ia e J. III .g
July I5--lawsw
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TENNESSEE
~ From July 1, 1857 to june 80, 1853
s6s7 From Clinton, By Montgomery, to Jamestown, &c
miles and back, once week.
Leave Clinton Monday at AM
Arrive at Jamestown next day by pm; safe
Leave jamestown Wednesday at am
vi" Arrive at Clinton next day by 6 p m.
s66s From Concord by CampbelIs Station and Scarbo-
rough Mills to Roberisville, Is miles and back,
once q week.
Leave Concord Saturday at "a am;
Arrive at Robertsvie by Jpn; .s.
Leave Robertsville Saturday at pm;
Arrive at Concord by pm.
5000 From Hsboro by Prairie Plains and Kineys Store,
to Deckard, l6 miles and back once week.
Leave Hillsboro Tuesday at 10 pm;
Arrive at Deckard next day by Jam; .'
So Leave Dcckard wednesday at pm;
Arrive at Hillsboro by 7pm.
s67o From Lebanon by New Middleton, Gordonsyle Pc
Kin, and Trousdales Ferry, TO oookve, 40 miles
and back once week
Leave Lebanon Friday at am;
Arrive at Cookville by SPIN;
Leave Cookvie Saturday team;
Arrive at Lebanon by SPIN
s67l From McMnnve by Increase Pine Bluff and Cave
70 Sparta 26 miles and back, three times week in
two-horse coaches,
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SENTUCK,

From July /, 1857 10 June 30, 1885,
$50 From Calhoun, by Lyermore, TO Hartford, rs miles
and back once week.
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GUARANTY.

The undersigned residing at ----, Stale f. un-
derake that il the foregoing bid for carrying the mail on
route No. - be accepted by the Postmaster General the
bidder shall prior the LIST day August 1857 enter into
the required obligation perform the service
proposed, with good and sufficient suretes. $780, 1E
This we do understanding distinctly the obligations and
liabilities assumed by guarantors under the 9th section Of
the act Of Congress of July 2, 1886. Hssa
atpd
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FORM OF PROPOSAL.

J. ---, of g., county of ------, State OF -------,
propose convey The malls from July 1857 to June so
ls- on route No 49, from --- 10 -------, agreeably
to the of the Postmaster General dated Feb
ruary z 1857 and by the following mode of conveyance
viz: - for the annual sum of ----- dollars +
This proposal is made with full knowledge of the dis
lance OF the route the weight of the mail TO be carried and
all other particulars the route and service
and also careful examination of the laws and nstruc
tons attached 10 the advertisement. fa-gaA
Ie .r.F = q
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DuvaIl & Bro, Merchant railors,

DuvaH a. Bro, Merchant Tailors, ,
RE receiving their fall goods Of
a and importations from New York. 49, ~
They fall winter styles
Our and cizens generally invited call early and
make their selections.
.rt DUVAI.Is Bro, Penn. avenue,
.Nh Between Four-and-a half and SIKH streets.
Sept 90-eod2wiff 1yaf sFst #& Egc4$. t-sf 5fr1e
rARPErINts We would particularly attention ot
persons wishing TO furnish out handsomely and
beautiful styles OF imported Egsh tapestry
carpetng, exhibiting department, and
third floors We have paid unusual
these GOODS feel their quality
iug elegant designs and moderate prices will recommend
favoraby
of going North TO make their purchases. ~ & f5Ea
We have also in variety OF Busses
stamped ditto 3py, double ingram, Venetian Competing
received from large auction sales New York and win be sold
unusually cheap. fatSss BARNES MITCHELL,
On The Avenue, between eth and 9Th streets.
Sep l9--eoif3w NJ ~, sty "a ss.gp ~
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Aug is-eodDsep,ls,hoct.

ZINE Bibles, bsndinzu finally Bbss, on,r
Bibles, pocket Bibles, and other some WIN
bound in velvet, are recently opened some OF men nR
London direct by FRANCh '"Y
Il Dec i3t r N L.
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pOETswordsworth sou,hey, Campbo Mh,9n, ~ WIS
den. Moore, Tennyson, Bryant, Longieilow, ma
Thomson, cowper Rogers chsueer sbskpssrs =, the
other authors found, in 6ne ,ons
Of the uadesgnedt many ef Them fine English e'
ported by himself direct nom London. ,,cv TAYLOE
Dec a5 FRANCh Ina
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lsals From IApeer by North Branch and Bue TO Lerng-
ton SIS miles and back, once week
Leave LApeer Tuesday al a M
Arrive at Lsrington nert day by SPIN
Leave Lexington Friday at N; I
isals FROM croioa 70 Travsrss City IS miles and back
Leave Croton Monday at Gam;
Arrive at Traverse City next Wednesday BY P m;
Leave Inverse City Thursday at sam; #
,,,o F fss Cr0oe as1 = ss
TO korthpori, go miles once In two weeks
Leave Traverse City every other Monday at ] M
Leave SortSport every ROT Other Thursday Al Ia N;
sAa Arrive at Traverse City next Saturday BY m
1921 From Traverse City, by Doughertys Mission and
Osntrsrils Coeai nancy 70 SorihPort 30 miles
and back, once in two weeks fI
Leave Traverse City every Other sr Thursday IL at
A. Leave Korthport every other Friday at PM ~
Arrive at Traverse City next day byepm
Dirde Traverse, 70 Duncan 40 miles and bach,
Leave Traverse City ON the LIST and 18Th Of each
Arrive at Duncan on the 7th days thereafter by 6
Leave duncan ON the 9Th and 2ad Of each month by
ra Arrive Traverse City on the 7th days by
1928 From Greenvis by NonteaIm to Auskegon Rapds
40 miles and back, week. ..s--t
1898 Leave Greenvilie Wednesday at IN;
Arrive at Muskegon Rapids next day by lam;
Leave Muskegon Rapids Thursday At pm n
1924 sT1m bs Psp y Shade
Gratiot Centre, IS miles and back, once week.
a5 Leave Greenville Wednesday at m;
#@si# Arrive at Gratiot Centre next day by Ia M
Leave Gratiot Centre Thursday At pm;
Arrive al Greenve next day by pm
1925 From Escananba, by Surgeons River and North
Manistee 10 Ste St Marie, $50 miles and back,
twice month during the suspension Of naviga-
Z
Leave Escanauba the LIST and 18th Of each month
at 8 m;
Arrive at Ste. St Marie the lAth days thereafter
by6pm; -s @* @~
ss Leave Ste St Marie the LIST and 18th of each
month at IN; -r
Arrive at Escanauba the l4,h days thereafter by
pm 5aEF M aFa.ag agstc.-.
1926 From Hisdae by Reading and Fremont to Angola
Ind "a miles and back, once week. II
..s Leave Hillsdale Wednesday at am; ssE 'rGeG /,
Arrive at Angola by pm; &a.
Leave Angola Thursday at z am a-I
Arrive at Hillsdale by pm. .HasE
1927 From Yankee Springs TO Vaudeville, miles and
back, once a week. #sgaE
~ Leave Yankee Springs Tuesday at III an; st I
Arrive at Vaudeville same day by l4pm;
r Leave M,ddleyilIe Tuesday at2pm; a&
Arrive at Yankee Springs same day by 4pm.
Proposals for ui-weeky service win be considered.
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CERTIFICATE.

The undersigned, postmaster Of , State OF ------y
certies UNDER oFIcE that be is acquainted
with the above guaranors and knows them to be men of
property and able to make good their guarantee.
Dated a' ~A-# gzt4f
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NOTICE no pRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANrs.

Every person entitled right pre- empon any OLD
townships and Of townships above
required esias The 10 the sAsscton Of d
register and proper land oce ard aks p9,ae
tlefor Prasasls su ses.s sAss esies, and &
appointed Of The pubc sale
embracing The claimed otherwise such claim
be fOrried. ~ t .a.}I
THns. A. HENDRICKS,
@ Commissioner Of The General Land ohcs
Dec s3-IawI3~ Gint Start
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mo. 5s7.I
Notice

OF iahdrasoal Of lands n Assisspi, alabama, oad Los
Of Congress sppsoved Ith u August
making grant land sfsie Of Aisassppd aid
In said including
% lie Mobile and New Orleans railroad in the States Of AM
Louisiana this day been given the
continue rvaiion from
telegraph 9t and AsA
Withdraw and following
respective districts probably falling within
prescribed limits Of ssection until otherwise directed viii
49, In MrsslsstYrr.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-30

'AARRYrsa IN FUs."-Another instance or
the folly Of 'marryiug in fun" is just now ex-
clnng the good people of Fonda. II seems
that banking officer in that town met at a ball
ayoung lady, who was very good-looking,
sprightly and attractive. While waltzing with
her, he proposed in jest that they should be
married. The lady accepted his proposition,
and they adjourned to side room, where a
person present was called upon to perform the
ceremony, which he did to the infinite amuse-
msnt OF all concerned. The gentleman thought
no more of the matter until the breaking up of
the ball, when the fair partner called upon him
TO conduct her to hisresidence. He demurred
and thought she had better go to her own resi-
dence. She said that the home of her husband
was her home, "whither thou gosst, [ will fol-
low thee." He didn't hardly understand that
she was his wife. She insisted upon her mari
tai rights, and claimed that as the ceremony
had been performed by a Justice of the Peace,
It was perfectly fair and legal transaction.
Gentleman inquired into matters found that
her positions were correct, and that he was in
a bad box. He is new endeavoring to ignore
his wife and back out Of the bargain, with little
prospect Of success, however. The lady has
before boen married, and was, II is understood
divorced from her former husband, but under
such circumstances as admitted of her marrying
again.