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tx SOUTHERN MUSICAL EMPORIUM
liz eiau Depot 80 Camp sreet-Branch IS Chartres
l.. GABICI, Proprietor.

D. o a D :, FFUpTIeVUT.
these comprises full complete
assortment Of
EUROPEAN MUSIC.
ALL THE AMERICAN PUBLICATIONS.
ERARD'S and PLEYEL'S PIANOS,
Directly imported from Paris.
STEINwAY SONS CELEBRATED PIANOS
n BThese celebrated Pianos considered by all the
prominent artists the best in the Uni lied Suites In the last
years Ms Sons have received various public Indus
Exhibitions and Fairs the North less than SIX PRE-
MUM GOLu MED AIS for the superiority Of their Pianos
Also, large assortment Of
g. c. FiSCHER'S PIANOS of sizes moderate prices
TO suit the convenience and means Of all classes Of
buyers.
MASuN'S and HAMELIN'S CELEBRATED MELODEONS
arp, Guitars, Volns Accordeons, Banjos Flutes Brass
Instruments Of all kinds, and Musical Merchandise Of every
description
ES-Musc Bound. Pianos Tuned and Repaired.
N0TsAny order for Music. Pianos Instruments anything
relating be et!t either il addressed by
mail will lie promptly attended to.
eIr-TERMs LIBERAL.
M ly l.. GABICI.
[NUW PEAS-5N bags Carolina Cow Peas, for sale by
~ 4. F. COCHRAN a HALL,
IuyG lS New Leyee and 10 Fulton street.
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BUGGIES, TRIMMINGS,
WAGONS, etc. vARNISII, etc.
HB-For sale low for cash or city acceptance.-Es
s9-No ll3 GRAvIER and No. IS UNION STREET, -gA
New Orleans La
ial0 IL /. Il L O.
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NJOTARfAlI NOTECE-THE UNDERSIGNED hay.
~ ing been reappnined Excelency Gov r. o. ick
life Notary Public in and for the city and parish of New Or
leans respectfully informs his renis and clients
is sill No. % Camp street. all business entrusted to
him will be executed with prompness and dispatch.
lie is also Commissioner Of Deeds for Of the States and
all Instruments required be by him apperaing
thereto will he duly aud promptly attended to by him.
myt m d. l. RICARDO, Notary Public.
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DORTAELE STEAM ENGTNES-FRoM TX TO
Is horse power of the celebrated patent of Son.
Gate Heard differing essentially in their economic
and durable qualities from engines Of other
tacure extesiye in twenty five
Union Pamphlets with full description and letters 1877
different who them, will be ap
psaon 70 the subscriber who is sole agent in New Orleans
furnish masnaene the engines they given
reputation and all pretended limitations frauds upon their
purchasers they will learn by due experience with them
Mo ly SAMUEL, H. GILMAN, 10 Gravier street
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COPARTNERSHIP.

~ kiEk fesiy Pssis. s;soss.sd vi.h shs andesagned
will be continued by at the place without
s,s IN WALTER H. PETERS.
ing under style q sybrandt Nsvis dissolved
NJ John b. sybrsndt authorized the q the
firm in liquidation Of its affairs. J. D. sYBRAMDT.
THE COMMISSION BUSINESS FORMERLY CON
by the undersigned under the style Of sybrands C.
New Orleans. 10th Harch. 1s57.-nnH sn
NOTIGEaI HAVE THIS pay SOLD TO Ne NJ JAMES
.d md csnda aee S o own
der the style Of Dunbar Co. No 4 Canal street and
All those who have claims against indebted g. g.
nunsas Co. viii call upon me aGne Ct f ME- No.
New Orleans, February A. 1887.
NOICE-HAyIsG THIS DAY BOUGHT OUT THE
the Wholesale and Retail Grocery Business
IL s soanae q It
:, lie friends dc house
New Orleans, February IA, lss7.-feIs :,
NGTnGE.FHE gN ps HAS EsTABLIsaED
Sss svsa and Ken
'S,'a to ns5f isiis Il
ahyIss s w sss
the firm Of CLARK, M0SBY CO., 10 which they have
neced Wholesale Grocery Wine and Liquor business atNo
| q and 70 Front Levee and "a and Is Fulton street.
j. 8. CLARK,
b. -H.... g@.gHr.. j. 8. MnSBY,
s. +. STRIBLING..
New Orleans, December IS ls5a-dl6 If
nIssOLUTION roPARTNERsHIP HERE
's a y
| CONSENT Either partner sign in liquidation
| y. A. RAwLINS,
| T. F. PATTON.
| New Orleans, April 80, 1s57.-my2 I'm -7'' '
| COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE THE UNDER
signed have his day associated themselves under the
and stS Of PATTON SMITH for the purpose continuing
the Tchoupoua and Gravier streets the Tobacco
and General Commission Business heretofore conducted by
Messrs. Wills, Rawlins Co. T. +. PATTON.
| ISAAC A. SMITH.
New Orleans, May !, 1s57-my2 I'm
IN RETIRING. FROM BUSINESS, RETURN MY
sincere thanks my friends their sup
port and patronage in past years.
solicit from them continuance OF their confidence and
friendship to my Successors Messrs. Patton Smith.
| E. A. RAWLINS.
New Orleans, May !. ls57.-my2 I'm
| NOTICE-MR. ALBERT CONVERSE HAS BECOME
~ partner in our house The style OF the arm remains
changed. J. P. WHITNEY & co.
| New Orleans May l. ls57.-my2 I'm
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a. VIRGINIA NEGROES Fur SALE
The subscriber has just arrived with ikely lot q Ne
GROES, consisting Of Men and Wonen-Field Hands,
Mechanics Cooks Washers and Ironers and House Ser.
which he will sell reasonable good
city VIII continue receive ots Of Negroes dD
ring the 80 Il. .I,t ~
o2i dkWans John r. SMITH.
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All letters France, Holland and Belgium must be paid
u cents by the American Liverpool and Southamp
.on % cents by the direct Have and cents by
British Letters Switzerland and Italy should
under the rule reach earlier their with three
cents inland postage from this office to New York.
closed mail consisting Of letters and States
and cities Of the German Austrian Postal Union and Denmark
Norway Sweden Poland Russia Greece 1onan Islands, etc.
Is from the Post-oice in New York semi. weekly
West India Islands will he sent by this steamer.
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ss- BENEVOLENT Association of the Sons of
LousAsAThe members of this Association requested
at their Hall No Il Moreau street, WEDNES
DAY, 61a O'Clock z. VI,
By order of the President
jas 1y AUG. LARoSE Secretary.
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AUCTION SALES.

SALE OF As CASES BOOTS SHOES AND BRoGANs,
Summer Clothing, etc.
BY BLACHE BEAUMONT, Aucrs.
tn auc th a. o. dGasa
4b cases Boots, Shoes and Brogans.
AT II o'clock, up stsrs-
n5-TERMs-At SALE myo
GOOD MAHOGANY FURNITURE AT AUCTION, ON
account of departure.
BY GARDNER SMITH, Auctioneer. |
Office No.. Commercial Place.
H. ~ sns h.,s ssa Ct s
sold
Of Mahogany f french and High Po.
a Pews and ssadTE Sofa n
ans Lamps Carpets Mating and Rng crockery and '"'s
sS-TERMs-Cash my9
GREAT SALE OF BOOKS AND STATIONERY AT
THIS EVENING n E. 4 .,m FL sold at early
gas light at So St. Charles street t.,
LITERATURE in departments Of human knowledge
d a n9 gan Dng
and pocket bibles and prayer books, etc.
and and sSd of
extensive and offered t6
ditions their ibaes favorable prices The public
a he pSS and hs every evening
until the stock is all sold. my2f
DAMAGED GooDs-sALE BY ORDER OF FRENCH
Consul
ByH PEYcHAUD CO.,
C. SAAoRY Auctioneer.
TUESDAY, the 18th Inst. at 10 o'clock A.
NJ II store, No. % Old Iesee street, between Ben.
M, 81 of n be .o
S. T. pa case 80 dozen SHIRTS;
81 90 Hose;
Damaged on board ship Nuremburg Mmsn, master, from
aes-rERMs-cash myll
MEMS HATS AND DRY GOODS.
BY H. PEYCHAUD d CO.,
C. sAAonY, Auctioneer.
TTEsDAX the 18th insst st d a9 o'clock A. A.
tween cus,omhouse and penyille streets. win be sold
70 Black Pearl, Smoke and Panama Hats
10 cases Hamilton + cks
g :: IL h h.nsSssss s1 u.
An assortment of seasonasle Dry Goods
p9-TERMs-Liberal, at sale. myll
CATALOGUE SALE OF 200 PACKAGES AND LOTS OF
French, German and English Dry Goods
BY BLACHE d BEAUMONT, Auctioneers.
7HURsDAY, 18th Inst, at lo o &C :. An,
up stairs. to close consignment, will be sold
s"d Eh D D
Drap Etc Black Satin ros de Naples eros d
Fan Lawns ans Ggns
Madras Linen Cambries Embroidered cIrtass
breas HOSIERY Mems Straw Hats Ladies' Bonnes Real Mad
'' Ak eRSs of Rhens Vine and Champagne
An assortmt Of Goods suitable for the Mexican Market
Verona Handkerchief mperiales Cotonshawls Drbbings
Termsoye 800 four months $500 months credit for
Catalogues ready goods may the day
previous 10 the sale myll
PoYDRAs STREET DOUBLE oNE-sToRY HOUSE. IN
good order.
BY N. vTGNIE, Auctoneer.
NONDAY,, the 18th inst, at 1s o'clock NJ
VI al Banks Arcade Magazine street. for account and rk
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~ ALWAYS ACCOMMODATING

Ssstig Z land Nlwa!s hand the largest finest
fsH E III assortment Of Travelling and Packing Trunks,
.isXsJzhJ Bags aud Vases. invite purchasers in my
line sola examination, and particularly the Ladies'
and elegant style of Family and Ladies' Trunks.
Factory, l9S Ichoup touas street. F. BAUER,
ia2S Ity1 No lana street.
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RB-The consignces of the following goods
TO order ship Elizabeth Hamilton, from Boston, marked
&C n diamond Co. 10 bbls yeast powders B. Y bales gun
do do F Co. "a do. do; Oh underneath 80 do.
do. Co.. 10 cases yeast powders; W Fundamentally
60 halos CLOTH &C uaderHeath is do do
quesed make themselves known the dschargng clerk
the evee otherwise they will be warehouse at their
pense and risk
myS GEO. ". HYNSON CO.. 81 Camp street.
HJ-The ship Elizabeth Hamilton, Lewis,
master, from Boston, dchTgng al Post III, First
District Consignees requested to attend to the receipt
Of their goods the Ievee, otherwise they will be stored
at their expense and risk.
mys GEO. W. HyNsON 4 CO.. 50 Camp street
sB- The bark Dudley, Capt. Mills, from
Phiad pha is dischargng her cargo Mt tos 20 First
District Consgnees requested to attend to the receipt oil
their goods on the I.evce
my7 j. II. BASS, 119 Common street
CARRIAGE WAREHOUSE
COACHES, HARNESS,
ROCKAWAYS, WHIPS,
BAROUCHES COACHES.
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.

pa- Notice to Coast Passengers for Pasca-
CoUIA AND LAFDINGs-The steamer CREOLE
hereafter will leave above by the O'Clock
cars instead Of 10, as heretofore . ,,,,,,,,
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RICHMOND VA,
Manufacturer of all kin and sizes Of STEAM ENGINES
PORTA HE CIRCUIAR SAW MILLS of the appro
kind, and Machinery generally.
Mr. Kahn business through this State, and
will remain for several weeks Parties DESTROYS
tr cts for his Engines Mills etc. obtain all
and inspect for their satisfaction certificates well known
Planters Of this State regards the performance economy
etc.. OF his Engines and Mills in operation.
Communications addressed or Moses Greenwood
No % Caroudeet rect prompt attention nv4 I'm
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THE BAGASSE KETTLE TRAIN AND FUR
BAGAssE FURNACE AND KETTLE TRAIN, with con.
sumption of Wood exceed cord hogshead
for the entire boiling of the Juice into Sugar per
hogshead for both grinding Cane and Boiling the juice
Sugar.
The management Of Bagase Kettle Train precisely the
that required for the old kettles employing equal
number of hands clean the juice The needs the
attendance of but hand Bagasse
after the Furnace.
For further particulars, inquire Of
SAM. H. GILMAN,
ia1 2plm-6m GraYier street.
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TEXAS EXPRESS-FROM AND AFTER THE 10th
will be prepared forward freig baggage
Galveston Houston Austin and lndanoa. All persons ship
ping by Express rely upon eXuedous de-
livery of their properly at places Of desnato
S. TOBY, Jr. d BRO,
ny4 If No 81 street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-05

The total expectations of tea from
China, to the several countries of the civilized
world, exceed forty one millions pounds, aud
of that, Americans aTs the greatest comsum-
ers. They take thirteen millions pounds; and
Great Britain and Ireland but eight millions
and her colonies in different parts of the
world, some seven millions more Russia six
millions Holland one and quarter and
no ether country any where near one million
pounds. France with 35, 600, 600 people, con
sumo but $4,000 pounds, and Germany with
70,0O0,000 people but a half million pounds
We are therefore the greatest tea drinkers
Englishmen are the next, and Russians staLd
third, while the rest OF mankind use but
s little.
At Leopold, Perry county, Indiana,
young Thomas Webb was spending a COSY
evening with widow and her two daughters,
one OF whom was young lady of eighteen,
when young physician by the name of Chris
tan came into the house, and, on seeing the
apparently pleasant relations existing between
the inmates and the visitor, became excited,
and retired but in a shoIt time returned, and
without any warning, rushed furiously upon
webb with bowie knife, and inflicted seven
stabs upon him in the region of the heart
fortunately, large plug of tobacco and a
folded newspaper in the inside pocket of his
coat protected him from the force of the
blows Webb is in very critical situation.
The doctor fed He is man of education
and Creole Of Indiana.
A rich retired merchant of Philadel-
phia, widower, with grown up children,
allowed himself to be fascinated by danger
Gus young woman, who, one evening last
week, induced him to drink drugged LIQUOR
and under the influence of it to consent to
immediate marriage with her. The alderman
sent TOR to perform the ceremony knew the
OLD gentleman, saw there was something
wrong, and called in the old gentloman's
sons who toot'him home, not without des-
perate resistance on the part Of the yong wo-
man who had come so near marrying con-
81 siderable fortune.
1t is contemplated to establish steam
boat hue between Greenport, l.. l., and New
London, to be run in connection with the
trains on the Long Island Railroad, nv v ich
passengers from New York to Worcester.
Providence, and Boston, will be able to make
as quick trip as by any other route.
A gang of young burglars, 10 and 10
years, old, has been detected at Cincinnati,
Ohio. They entered four stores early Non
day morning, by prying open the back win
uO"s' lucy were CduS NJ III the act OF SeIIlng
the articles they had stolen, and were sent to
house of refuge.
Robert Sullivan, another of the per-
sons who committed the outrage upon Ellen
Desmond at the Boston Herald office, which
resulted in her death, has been arrested. He
had remained in Boston disguised.
The value Of the imports of coffee is
$l6,000,000 annually, or one-seventh of all
the imports of the country.
The Stanton Eva American affirms
that the volcano in Pendleton county is a
hoax.
The Rev Henry Ward Beecher's sal
airy has been increased 81 900, making it
hereafter $4,000 per annum.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-05

REFORMATION AMONGST The MoRMoNs.-
reformation, they call it, has been going
on among tins people Tor few weeks past
The fact is, the Mormon leaders began to see
that the people were getting outrageously
bad, and that disafiection was spreading SO
rapidly among them, that it was endangering
their own safety and the prosperity of the
church. They accordingly devised this plan
of reformation, and called on the people to
confess their sins, be baptized, and renew the
covenants or endowments, threatening to cut
off all that refused to comply with this de-
nand, not only from the " Church and
Kingdom, but from the earth" In the pro.
gress of this reformation, men were appointed
to visit every house, and obtain, under oath,
written answers to a set of questions. But
the amount of wickedness brought to light by
these answers, appalled, even the Mormons,
and they therefore changed this system, and
have adopted more private and less authen-
tic way of confession. have been informed,
upon the most reliable authority, that they
they have the names of four thousand men
and women in Salt Lake city and adjacent
settlements who have confessed to the crime
of adultery. All that is necessary to obtain
dissolution from these sins is to repent and be
baptized Cor. N. Y. Tribune.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-05

SWALLOWING MONEY -Yesterday afternoon,
Talbot C. White of this city, having lost IS
bill, one Oliver Laverty was suspected of having
stolen the same, whereupon officers Denny and
Coleman were despatched TO arrest him, and soon
bought him into the watch house. While exam
lining his pockets, Laverty took chew Of tobac-
co. person, standing by, noticed something
else besides tobacco go into bis mouth, and hintek
the same to officer Denny, who seized Laverty by
the throat, and forced HIM to eject the contents
of his mouth, which we're found to consist of the
tobacco quid and small portion of the stolen
five dollar bill The largest part of the bill Law.
erty had swallowed to avoid detection for larceny,
bat the small piece elected proved sufficient to
convict him. Laverty was taken before the Po-
lice Court, and sentenced to six months in the
House of Correction, Judge Green remarking
that this offence had become so common of late,
thot be should make an example of the present
case. Laverty appealed, but was committed for
want of bail in $780,
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CONGRESS-.

TUESDAY, March 3.
SENATE.-The Senate passed the Forttca-
ton bill, bill for the construction of peni-
Tertiary in Nebraska aud one in Kanzas, aud
the Navy Appropriation bill.
The Civil Appropriation bill was passed.
including amendments, granting 81 600 600
for the construction of the Washington Aque
duct, 100000 for the Capitol dome, and
$4,000 for the collection of agricultural sta
tistics and distribution of seeds.
The Senate then took recess
Ereaiag Ssssjon.-The Ocean Mail Steamer
Appropriation bill was taken up, and after
debate, passed without amendment.
A, M A third committee of conference
was appointed on the Deic ency bill, the Sec
ond committee not being able to agree.
A. M.-The Senate passed forty private
bills, and then went into executive session.
House.. = The Senate bill perfeeung the
home valuation principle of the tariff of 1916
was passed.
Two hundred thousand copies OF the Agri-
cultural report of the Commissioner Of Patents
were ordered to be printed.
The bill establishing Collection districts,
revising the Revenue system, &C., was refer
red to the Secretary Of the Treasury, to report
to the next Congress.
The House passed the Senate bill confirm
lands.
Various bills and resolutions were passed,
including the usual extra compensation to the
employees of the House, and increasing the
pay of the West Point Cadets to $50 per
month.
In the debate on the general appropriation
bill, MI Adams proposed a new section, al
loving railroad companies to carry mails for
eight years, in payment of duties OH iron for
their roads
Mr.. Brodh cad opposed its adoption.
to %.
The House then took a recess.
Eceniag Ssssj0p.-rhe House passed the
Senate bill requiring the discussing officers OF
the government to deposit their funds for bet
ter protection with the Treasarer, or some
Assistant Treasurer of the United States.
Mr.. Prngie made report from the Second
Committee of Conference on the Deficiency
bill, that they were unable TO agree. The
main cause of the disagreement was the ap.
preparation for books for new members.
Mr.. Sage exholted gentlemen to stand firm,
saying they had rights as well as senators
Mr.. Houston justified the Senates oppos-
ton to the appropriation for books. and said
that if Mr. Sage wished to stir up Ill blood,
he would leave him alone in his laudable un-
dertaking.
The House insisted on its disagreement.
The Senate returned the miscellaneous bill
to the House with lO3 amendments
A. M.-fhe House receded, by one ma
jority, from its disagreement to the Senate's
amendment to the Legislative Judicial, and
Executive bill, approprlating the pay for the
next Kanzas Legislature.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-05

EMPORTA TO FEMALES DR.
CHEES MANS PILLS.-Tbe combination of ugredi
tnts in these Pills the result long extensive
practices thes mild in their ration certain Of
res oring nauTe to its proper chanel in every
have the ills proved successful They are certain
open those distractions TO which females abe and
bring nature 10 its pr per channel whereby health is
stoTed and the pale and deathy conntnance is changed
10 healthy No female enjoy good health un
less size is eguiar and whenever an obstruction lakes
place. whether from exposure cold or any other cause
the general health Immediately begins Decline and the
want OF sneh remedy has been the cause Of SO many
consumptions among young females Headache pain in
the side, pa patOn Of the heart. oath OF food and
disturbed sleep do always from the int rrup-
ton Of natures and Whene that the case the Pills
will invar ably remedy all these evils in All cases Of
painful nensruation nervous and spinal affections
in the back enG nos lowness of spirits hyst RIGS &C.
Nor they less encacious in the Of Leuchorhea
commonly called the Whites" These Pills should new
be taken during pregnancy they would sure to
bring Oh miscarria.e Warranted purely Vegetable and
Tree rom any thing injurious life health Fun and
explicit directions which should be read accompany each
box
These Pills put up in square fat boxes. Persons re-
siding there is a. established, by eneos-
ing One Dollar in letter, prepaid t. NJ b. Green Co
Worcester Mass, can have ,htm respective
adiress by return OF mai.
NJ b GREEN & CO., Agents for Worcester
q. i CHEESMMAN Proprietor New York
dl duW6p
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-05

A q Q I I Q Y = p r
Ollie $50 Main street, opposite the Post Office up Stairs
Will give his particular attention to RALFS OF REAL
ESTATE, Bank an Railroad Stocks Works of Art, Fur
niture Brvste Residences, Live Stock, on Farms
and Personal Property generally.
e. W. v. will also attend to the Appraisal of Real Ess
tate and Personal Property in any part Of the City or
Country.
have permission to refer to the following gentlemen;
Hon. LEVI LINCOLN, Worcester.
6 EMORY WAsBBURN, Z"
&c CHARLES ALLsN,
- HkNRY CHAPLIN
Messrs. EgRY Il WILLIAMS,
VIM i. MERaFIELD, Lsq., "
Eli lHAYEH, Esq
b. S. NJ -ssinger, ESQ, 3"
BRoArHgAD b CO., Boston,
CHS. P. BANCROFT Esq, "
RICHARDS, HAIGHF Co.. New York.
DANIEL AVER Lowell. d2m f26
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-05

The LATE JOSHUA SEARS. = Mr.. Sears
prided himself upon never having paid mon
ey to lawyers during his life. The LAWYERS
are congratulatng themselves, however, with
the hope OF realising something by his death,
Tor they ind his will so loosely drawn as to
furnish endless questions for the Counts. 1t
Is calculated that if the son lives to be fifty
years OF age, and if the wishes of the tesla.
tor are in every respect crrried out. the prom.
erty will amount at that time, to $50 600 600
The son can, at no time of his life, receive
more than $1,000 year out OF the income.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-05

A New TRIcK.--lhe Telegraph boys in
New York have cute trick which several
hotel keepers have been induced to 'try on. :"
A dispatch is brought to the hotel keeper no.
tliying him that Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, with
several minor Smiths, will arrive from Boston
Tor elsewhere) to morrow, and desire to have
a suite of rooms prepared for them. Bonifaee
Is pleased with the intelligence, and readily
forks over the dollar demanded by the how
for the dispatch. The morrow cornes-and
the day after, ad infmt,m--but no SDl,ths.
and the landlord becomes conscious that he
has been "sold." Two boys have been ar
rested for practicing the imposition.