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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-20
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A u @ I / o " Il Il R,
Ollie $50 Main street oppo're the Post Office up Stairs
Hiii give his particular attention 20 LFS OF REAL
ESTATE, Bank aul Railroad Stocks Works of Art Fur
niture at Brvate Residences Live stock &C. on Farms
and Personal Property generally.
E. W. Y. will szo attend to the Apprais of Real Ea
tate and rsonal Property in any part OF the City or
Country
have permission to refer 20 The following gentlemen
Hon. LEVI LINCOLN Worcester
g EMORY WAsHBUaN, .
" CHARLES ALLEN,
- HENRY CHAPLIN,
Mess S. BBwEY s WILLIAMS
VEN I. hIERRIF.ELD Esq
ELI THAYEs, Esq
D. S .ssnger. Esq,
BRoADHgAD Co, Boston
CHAs P. BANCROFT, Esq
RICHARDS HAiGHF h Co. New York
DANIEL AVER Lowell. Dim f26
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NEW YORK March 10 Flour TO cents llwer on com
mon brands; 5000 bbs common to str light state,
50 30 25i common 20 good Ohio extra . a G 70;
eSta q nnesset, 20 tn 50 sfuh-rr, 10 lower.
sae 2OOO bids piX-d to goo i, 8 80 10; fancy and
extra, 70 81 superdne IS 25 extra 40 a 90.
Wpest inactive anf uomu4i Oats wet er; sales 400
bu Is ate 50 to 52e; stern 50 90 54c. Corn 10 &c
lower; sales $1,000 bushels mixed 10 Tie; store
white 10 74c for ana IS 7sc Tor old selow do
dc PvrE atmeT sales 500 b5ls; mess s23 so b "a for
new PRIME 70 IS IS 90 for new. Beet buoyant; sales
$40 bbis. C0u try mss II to $751; priue 10 TO IL;
pacted Chicago, 10 SO to l6 prime % o. Lard
less buoy ant; Butter stea y. Ohio II o. State Is
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q u W n Z 3 NRS
Is the best medicine used for Spring and Summer
complaints Il has been more literally patronzed than
any other established in this country 1t is the
Richardson's Buters which has restored so many
inyado health throughout the New England States dur
ing the past thirty years.
N. g. beware Of limitations called Sherry Wine Bit
ters The genuine have fac sime Of my signature up
The outer envelope For sale by Druggists everywhere
and at my office, No 81 Hanover street, Boston.
InahlO deniN wifi
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The BOND STREET MURDER.-The New York
Times states that Mrs. Cunningham's health Is
impaired by confinement in the Toombs She
states that is strictly true that during the in
quest Coroner Connery caused her to be stripped
entirely naked in the presence of three men, and
that the paper read by the coroner to the jury to
the effect that there had been no indecent ex-
posure of her person, end purporting to have
been signed by her, was forgery.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-20

0YsTERs.-The proposition of Gov. Wise to
tax the oysters of Old Virginia in order to re-
plenish the Treasury of the Ancient Dominion,
does not appear to have diminished the exporta,
ton of the biyalves to the Northern States Mr..
J. W Utley, Foster street, opposite the depot, is
now in daily receipt of the best Virginia oysters,
plump and delicious, fresh from the shell, which
he sells at the old prices, and delivers in any part
OF the city, or forwards by express or railroad to
any part of the country.
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A NAN Cur IN Two.-The town of Benton.
Indiana, few days since was thrown into
great excitement by ferocious and fatal at.
tack made by a man named Thomas L. Brake
upon a worthless fellow who had been loafing
about Brakes wagon shop. Being hasty and
hot of temper, Brake became provoked at the
loafer, and taking up broad axe, literally
chopped him in two. The murderer was ar
rested at once
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-20

RAILROAD SUITs.-Two suits were tired in
Madison county, New York, last week,
against the New York Central Railroad. =
They were brought by the representatives of a
Mr.. and Miss Kellar, who were run over by
an express tain about three years ago. The
verdiets were for the plaintiffs $500 in one
case and $I7OO in the other.
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B. +. BUTLER. EsQ--We learn that B. F.
Butler, Esq, of Lowell, has been i'll since his
late visit to Washington, He is another vic
tim of what is called the rat sickness The
New York Day Book, the editor of which pa
per was at the National Hotel at the time of
the inauguration, rejects the rat theory, and
says the poison was administered in the food.
The National EatelIigeacer thinks the evil is
not yet eradicated from the establishment
Boston Telegraph.
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LECTURE ON DANTE.-Sen. Fontana, whose
lecture on Dante is announced for this evening,
at Brinley Hall, is Sicilian exie-a man of in
telligenee and refinement. Persons wishing to
hear discriminating discourse on the great ltal-
ian port, and to do kindness to a deserving
stranger, will do well to attend He brings high
ly complimentary letters from DR.. Kirk, DIR.
Huntington, Rev. Mr.. Hale, and Others of Bos-
ton
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FIRE AT HARTFoRD.-The large building, two
hundred feet long, and five stories hign, belong
ing to the New Britain Knitting Company, with
its machinery, was burnt Wednesday morning
Loss 100000; insured for $50, 900 in the Hart
ford, Providence and Springfeld Offices.
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ROBBERY OF A BosToN MAN IN New York.
A gentleman just arrived from Boston, where
he belongs, was set upon by three highway
men in Broadway, near Pearl street, about
/ o'clock Wednesday morning, and robbed of
his gold watch and travelling bag containing
$50 in money. He was followed from the
New Haven Railroad depot at Canal street,
by the men, who escaped with their plumber.
The police plead that the gas lights were not
lighted. York Times,
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The press Of advertisements upon columns at this
time such that must request patrons to hand In
their ayoTs early in the day in order to their in
sertion in the next issue Advertisements for The Weekly
must be hacded in Monda il order to secure their
Insertion.
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GOVERNMENT APPOINTMENTS FOR MAssA-
W. Austin of West Roxbu-.
ry has been appointed Collector of the port of
Boston, Charles L. Woodbury., Esq, United States
District Attorney, and Watson Freeman Marshal
of the district
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We would call the special attention Of our lady
readers to the advertisement Of j. II. Clark &
Co, They have just received rich assortment
Of dress silks, together with great variety of
eleRant dress goods
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PoMoR CoURT, Thursday, March l9.--Wm
Maher, for beng drank, was fined 81 and costs,
and Committed john smith (not of Smithyille)
for being more than "haf seas over" was fined
So and costs. James Hickey, for a savage as
sault on his wife, was sent over Tor one month
Andrew MeGnty, for assault on Thomas Flem-
ing, with hogse.shce, was gCnt over for three
months,
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a Good Thfu&.-Bntttr Of Cocoa for Chopped
Lips, Troublesome things, chapped lips Butter Of Cocoa
will cure them, Nght aud morning, apply Butter Of
Cocoa to ehapped lips, and viii them Butter of
Cocoa for sale, wholesale and retail, by j. Q HILL
Apothecary, Mechanics Hal, Worcester, Mass.
FIG dtNF
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UouIhs, hornseness nOd BrOnchttis.
bhOWNs bhoNCHlAL TROCHBS when allowed to
dissolve slowly In the mouth have direct influenza 10 The
Affected parsi the sedatiys ami soothing effect To lhe u
cous lining Of the wndplpe into the BrSnch alys pal
monaiy Irritation and gives relief In Coughs a1a Oods
and the various throat affections 10 which public
and singers are liable. d&w0m ali I
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nRAPNH !. Cl-aR

81 and SO Front str eare receiving from different flour
ng Mills following brands of Flour which they viii
ell at The lowest cash price Quarry Mils Samuel p
ly, Louis Chagini J, @ Stone, b. Il. Beach, Hartlaud
Ellis, Delphi Mills, Farmers Mills, ard many other brands
Mth halt barrels Of various qualities; also, Corr Bye
wId Meal, Beans, Butter, &c. Also Lime Ctmeut Cal
Plaster, Ground Plasar Timothy and Clover Seed.
ciD26 DIFF
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WAsHINGToN, March l9--The Grand Jury
have found true bill o. indictment against Col.
Lee, for murder in the first degree, in killing Mr.
Hume. Col. Lee is now in Jail.
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CALIFORNIA ITEMs.-Tho total debt Of the
city and colnty OF San Francisco is said in
the San Francisco Bulletin to be $lll3,l0O.
The shipments Of gold had beeu very CON
siderably less there III 1857, than during the
corresponding period this year, but the Cali.
forhia papers say that the exceedingly heavy
rains have interviewed, and that the rate Of
yield now throughout the mines is very great
as the deposite at the San Francisco Mint will
soon show.
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FAMILY sBwISGrhe machine for sale at 149 and 149E
Washington street. Boston, said be taking the lead
Of any other, which arises from the beauty STITCH and
simplicity and durability Of mlchine. Those that use
them, say they take care of themselves
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-20

HE WHoLEsALE POISONING AT WASHING
ToN.--The Board of Health at Washington
have at last proposed to investigate the re.
markable cases Of poisoning at the National
Hotel in this city. II is high time.
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HOTELS IN WASHINGTON The bill for a
man and his wife, who occupied parlor and
sleeping room one day and two nights at
Washington hotel, was just seventy dollars.
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The Cunard steamship Persia left New York
Wednesday for Liverpool, with 10 passengers
and over 81 10000 in specie
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Lincoln Square, Worcester, Mass-The Spring Term of
this Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies, will
open MONDAY, the 18th day OF April and continue
fourteen weeks. j. V. BEANIE, Principal,
mehl4 div
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THE CONCERT last evening was all that was
expected, both in the excellence of the perform
ances and in the numbers Of the audience The
company compose the best orchestral band uu
questionabiy, in New England, if not in the
country. Among them we noticed several old
favorites of the Worcester people, of whom are,
zerrahn, the leader, Schultze, Meisel &C. Their
pieces were received with great favor by the i'm
mense audience, several of them being encored
Miss Phillips sang with her usual Skill taste, and
effect, She was encored nearly every time, and
answered it in Comm through the Rye" The
Hall was crammed to its utmost capacity, and it
is somewhat remarkable. that such an immense
hall should have been incapable of accommodate
ing all who wished to attend, on the very first
night of its occupation.
1t is agreed on all hands that the Hall is a per-
feet success, and that it has not superior if an
equal, in the country, for the purposes for which
it was intended, both for music and for speaking.
1t has no echo, and common voice is distinctly
heard in every part, even to its remotest corners
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We are under special obligations to Judge Bull
lock, for writing out his speech for U.S. at our re-
quest, last evening.
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Il 0 NJ G oPAT HIsT
VIII meet his Office patients here sfar ron t. sad
to Pm. Ho. 6 ys'nls.s.t 81
Worcester. May 25. 1858
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CLEARING OUT SALE
At the ONE PRICE
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE

The Stock of WINTER CLOTHING now in store, Is
unusually large sud much OF of very superior quail.
y, and the beiDg far advanced, GooDs
MUST BE SOLD SPEEDILY, 10 make room fer brilliant
Spring Stock the manufacture Of which is
ed. To secure rapid sale, our
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-20
MASSACHUSETTS, LEGISLATURES

THURSDAY, March 10.
SENATE. The bill to incorporate the Charles
River Navigation Company was passed to be
engrosseG.
A resolve in favor of E. B. Stoddard, and
several other measures of no public interest
were advanced one stage. Adjourned.
HoUsE.-Petetions Presented and Referred
Of Cyrus Gale and others of Northboro' for
a limitation of the session TO 100 days; g. F.
Clark and others of Northbridge, in aid of
the Kanzas settlers; Noah Humphrey and
others Of Barre, for the removal of Judge
Loring; Henry White and others Of vi
ston, that said town be authorized to raise
money TO pay the expenses of transporting the
mail.
Orders adopted On motion of Mr. Fitch
of Sheffield, that the Committee on Retrench-
meht and Reform inquire into the expedieney
OF providing by law that no Legislature shall
have power to increase its own pay.
On motion of Mr.. Bigeow of Rutland, that
the Committee on Education consider the ex-
pediency of increasing the compensation al
lowed to School Committees from 81 to Sl,5O
per day.
The bill concerning the appointment of
members Of the Legislature to certain offices,
was taken up.
Mr.. Littlelield of Foxboro' made lengthy
speech in favor of the bill.
Mr.. Ranny of Boston, was opposed to the
bill on constitutional grounds.
Mr.. e. Wright of Boston, offered an amend
ment, inserting . Councillor, Senator, or
Representative, in place of "Members of the
Legislature and providing that they shall
not be appointed to any Office under the au-
thority of the Commonwealth, which was
adopted by vote af 90 to rs. The bill was
then laid on the table,
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MnsRes-~MK MATTHEW ARBUCKLs, Leader and Di-
recor Of tske's oornrt Bsnd having concluded to re
which he wou wish devote 10 teaching ali binds of
Bass instruments Pupils wishing to take lessons on the
Cornet oa any other instrument, will find te, ms by cali
maker
Bands. du Mi e
Dr. Peter'a Cele bra cd PigIs foF Females
fairahfo 90 be sure remedy fog all obsructiops in
a0Ga nor % taken stoppage is caused BY preg anew
icr ny would invariably cause doscarfisre War.
Gus to lite or health aud explicit dirctiIs arcon
pany each 0o2 Price S. 80. For sale by Dis HILL {,
JNSEPH sole agents, No. l21 Main street Woroeeter
d24 ''1 "VuI ess'
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hood Let us then inseribe high upon the en-
tablatures Of MECHANICS HALL, this rec1gui-
tion Of the cinct'Te which binds "all life in be-
ings unity. This is The temple of concord, and
its gates ''on golden hinges turning, shall for
ever welcome all classes and all pursuits oil men
to its instructions and its honors.
Tkese struggling tides Of life that seem
In waywaId, aiz1less course to tend,
Are eddies Il ONE mighty stream
That rolls to its appointed eni.
And now, Mr.. President, let us dedicate this
Hall in the broad and catholic spirit OF modern
art and culture. Tie mighty and benehcent en-
glnery Of the last seventy years is still in notion
The great historic procession has not yet passed
by, but is ever on the grand march. Watt, and
franklin, and Fulton, and Whitney, and Ste
phenson, and their many peers, have indeed de.
parted, bearing palms in their hands. But the
empire of man is not yet achieved and he who
ADDS new conception to the njnuttst subdlyls-
ION OF labor or of art, he who imparis another
power or another beauty to construction, becomes
a contributor to the public welfare and bene-
factor of society. 10 su,h a recognition Of our
relations and duties-to such direction OF our
aims and purposes, this Hall should stand GVnSe-
Grated IN all our hearts, until it shall stand no
longer
Nor letus overlook the general benignities and
graceS mat elevate and embelliah our social con-
ditisn. Dedicate your Hall to freedom OF speech!
Dedicate 1t to charity in all our differences
Throw open its doors to the whole Common
wealth throng its aisles for the evening lecture.
Let error aud heresy put to the test its solid
foundations; let truth speak with her trumpet
tongue Invite prayer and music within its sacred
enclosure; let poetry and eloquenee invoke its
echoes; let night catch its illumination amid the
merry dance and the social feast; and whatever
can shed one ray Of joy our life OF excessive
care, pray you, let 1t lind here encouragement
and an opportunity.
Joseph NJ Wightman, Esq, President Of the
Massachusetts, Charitable Mechanics Associa-
ton, of Boston, was then introduced, and made
some felicitous remarks.
The President stated that the large hall and
building had been, pursuant to vote of the As
ISOLATION, named Mechanics Hall, aud the lower
hall Washburn Hall. The ceremonies Of the day
were then wound up by music (Doxology) by the
band. Benediction was pronounced by Rev. H.
L. Wayland, and at little before six O'Clock the
large assembiage dispersed, the happier and the
wiser for the exercises of the occasion.
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GEO. 7. 5. CuRTIs

GEO Z. s. CURTIS
STOCK, INSURANCE, AND REAL ESTATE BROKER
Stocks bought and soll Insurance effected on OH csss
Of Properly, Real Estate bought, sold, and exchanged
Buildings Rented, Rents collected, sc, &C. 1897 Main
treet, " stairs d2m I'D
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DIR. DUP0NCo'S GOLDEN MONTHLY PILLS FOR
FEMALES. Tbs combination of ingredients in DR.. Du-
poncos Golden Pills, perfectly harm less. They have
been used in the private practice Of old Dr. DupoD
co. for so years, and thousands ladies can tes
tiy to their great and sailing success in almost
every case, In correcting Irregularities relieving pain
tu and distressing menstruatiou, particularly at the
change of life From five to ten Pills will that
common vet dreadful disease the Whites Nearly every
lady in the land suffers from that complaint The above
Pill has permanently cured thousands and will cure vou
you use them They cannot harm yOu-on the contrary
they all distractions nature to its proper
channe and inYigorae the whole system. Ladies whose
health wili not permit an increase of family, will find
these Pills sure preventative, For particulars see di
recons on the box Price $land will be sent TO ladies'
conhdentaiy by mall by enclosing 81 t, either of the
following general agents Worcester, GEO r. SpURR
SCOIT 25l Main stTeef, Of Mech street; Also
by L, Choate Fichburg, G Cantre & Son Danielsor-
vile Robert @ er, Norwich, BaIch & Con, Providence
Weeks q Potter, Boston, A b. X D Sands, New York
See the signature j. DUP0NC0 il the Box none other
genuine d1y mchIg
PeclS's Cement Drain Pipes.-The subscrib-
er takes this method again inform the people of Wor
cester and vicinity, that be is prepared manufacture
u order Gem Mt Drain Piper, in any quantity OF any
desirable size, nom three inches diameter These
pipes are perfectly understandable aud will for ages
either in dry or wet locations They been thorough
ly tested and have always given entire satisfaction In
addition to the advantages stated these pipes are
cheaper than any other material used for draining pur
poses All orders promptly supplied by the subscriber at
ms work shop, No. So Mechanic eIeet where specimens
may be seen JAMES @. PECK.
mch1S DIFF
z v u IL Or E
Who buys his Clothing that Of his family knows
that It is quite an item in MS expense during year. and
that It is object his purchases where he can
save dollar in every ten This be done by making
Lather'S Clothing HouSet!!
Your regular place Of trade where you can always and
large assortment Of better made
Q L o r II I " G.
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Adm TIA = .4R
ATTORNEY & cOUFSELLOR IT i.AF.
NO. 4ls Main street,. Worcester, Iass
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WINTER GARMENTS

are arked dolCa first cost, and in many cases con-
siderab.y bet0lC cost.
Oar stock of OvERCOATs, especially, is very large
and contains, besies great assortme of heuay and
lou priced RAGL8RS and ShCKS. Also, A great
quantity Of unequaie quality and style. Every person
in Of OyeTcoat should be to examine This
TiYaled assortment
in tho above, is a large quantity Of YOUTHS RAG
LANS.
All persons in want of CLOTHING, Of any description
from pair Of Drawers to h-ayy 0yercoat invited
to give this notice eSpsciai attention. and purchasers
may confidently rely upon the good faith Of rspfe-
sensations in regard to the reduction prices which,
sdered with the quantity variety, and superior quay Of
stock, Constitute inducements abrnlaDty sufficient
to compensate every purchaser of
@ T. O It II / N G.
For visiting our establishment, and It is believed that
money be inv sued in Clothing Of our Stock
10 better advantage than in any ether porperiy Wor
To test this, please call earliest colyenienee
upon 4, Il - RE = co..,
I68 and 40 Main street,
Worcester, Jan. s. 1857, diff
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EXPERIENCE AND CLOSE ATTENTION
TO THE-
MANUFACTURE OF OUR GARMENTS.
Enables US to produce the most thorough made

~.
Enables us to produce the most thorough made
~ q l. . T. II N q -N
In lhe Country.
And in style and at OF Garments we can trulv aav
we are nnsayPassed. We warrant all goods 10 he I'd
represented, and the warrant be relied upon. We
have an excellent assortment Of
OFer-Sote. from So 90 10 SIS
Dhuef 1udIs. ..'s.'s....s..'...s.... - 7
rants, heavy Noolen... .,.......... so " 8
vests. =. ......... ................ 90
+ UNLERsHlBIs and DRAWERS, a large assortment
at extremely low prices.
GENTS SHAWLS, at about half price
In our CUSTOM DEPARTMENT, we have A verv Iorss
assortment Of
Over Coatings, Pant Goods, and Vestings
or al grades from the coarser article TO the dne
anric IN rich and elegant ats les, which will be made 10
ORDER Ia style 70 suit your own taste and Ia the pgt
thorough manner. The liberal patronage we have re
ceiyvd Ior the last ten year as that We have
dealt fairly with oil CUSTOMERS ana We would NV ~
those who have never traded with u.s. come and exain
our goods before purchasing eluewhere.
LUT HERS CLOTHING HOUSE
No. Lincoln House Block.
s2a dawtf
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TIE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to the worcester Daily Spy

By he American Telegraph mpapy'' Printing Lines.
Office ia Gen raj Express Office Lincoln House Block.