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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-13

- AsSIG &geGS' SALE.-Win be sold at
sgiis New England Vlgse. in Geatop on the 20.n
ssA, Of day of March inst, at, 10 O'clock M the
following Real and Personal Estate the property OF the
Davis Manufacturing Company:
The undivided halfot House. Barn and Land called
the Barrett Place" House, Barn and Lot ana about
three acres OF Land formerly owned BY Thomas Sargent
luO Looms, and all the corresponding IN tohineTy for
manufacturing Cotton Shsttngs aud Orihinas said
machinery situate in The Davis Mill, New England VII
lage. Also all the Furniture of the Mil and Fxtares.
Also, all the Tools, Patterns and Stock the Repair
Shop. Also the Lease Of said Mill.
Terms OF Sale 20 per cent cash 40 per cent. in four
months and 40 per cent in eight months with Interest,"
with satisfactory suretes
For further particulars, inquire Of Hon Isaac Davis
worcester, or George Lewis Of Boston, assgnees OF said
Davis Manufacturing Company.
E. B. LAMsoN, Auesoneer
Worcester, March 4, 1858. meh6 as
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EIyURNITURE AT AUCTION.-rhe under
~ dersgned, assignee OF the estate OF WILLIAM
III. ANDREWS, of Spencer, insoveDt debtor offers tor
sale the stonk Of furniture the fixtures; and the Iusber
paints &C.. belonging to said estate. The salesroons
lage Of Spencer, an can be rented AZ fair rae If de-
sired The assortment OF furniture new on hand Il, fl
ana o. moder2 styles The above presents q favorable
opportunity to any one desrous Of engaging Ia the bust
ness A. the property must be sold 70 close as CONCERN
IL VII DC sold cheap, and time given Il desired.
~ not otherwise sold before Saturday. April thr 4 then
on that day, al O'Clock l shall offer tue same at
pubic auction in lots 70 suit buyers. IN the meantime
any ooe wanting to Buy any Of said stock at retail caa
a. So py caliag on Vim. +. Haros, ESQ or nram p
Duntou on the premises who will also give further IN,
formation All persons Indebted 10 said estate re-
quested 10 make immediate pay nent to said WIN 4.
HARLOW. LUTHER Hal
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This work exhibits the whole of North America south
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3b3 Br0adWay, New York.
BLESS DYSPEPTIC REMEDY is for sale by all
respectable Druggists, and by whom it will be sent to
any address by mail receiving dollars the price
Of the medicine
Toe trade supplied by HARRAL, RISLEY, g. KIrCH-
en- Importers and Wholesale Druggists. 76 Barclay It,.
NV York, sole agents for New England and New York
niche daR2W
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F = !, Nr R3sAPn7, ! A.signeeo.
Feb. l. 1858. wta no dts f27

NE IA DOW ga ND.--A FINE FARM
WEDNESDAY, Mach l7th, at O'Clock o. M tue Home
stead Of the late FRANKLIN DEM5ND, deceased. sIt
uated in Plain Field, so called on the bank of the Con
necucut River, abcu mile from Main street. contain
ing some IS acres OF highly cultivated land yell adapted
Tor raising vegetables farming generally has Young
and thrity orchard Of choice fruit is well fenced &C.
The House new, II stories high slaed roof FLASHED
throughout The location is one Of great beauty The
terms will be very easy and known at time u sale
mchlO asa -
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NOR The CONVENIENCE OF THE
LA ID les!
We would respectfully inform them of the
arrival Of cur
First purchases of 1858:

At prices which will ente US to a share Of patronage,
even OF those most economical
The following few Of the leading articles which
we propose to offer;
veryhandsome and tasteful French Cambria, Muslin,
Maltese, Honon, and Grape COLLARS Of the very lat
est styles Maltese Honi!on, MUSLIN and Cambria Sets.
Cambria and Muslin EDGINGs; INsERTlNGs, rich En-
brodered SKIRTS, Undersleeves; Infants Waists and
Robes. Round cornered French Wells.
Wehave received something new in Embroidered Hand
kerchefs, &c. Real MoaaIc, Cameo, Gold Stone and
Silk BUTTONS. Crotchet Dress Frngesi Figured Velvet
Fringes Bindings and Tassels. Black Velvet Ribbons
We have received new line Of the very best quaite;
Valencia Hosiery and Gloves wehaye also received new
assortment Of worsted Slipper Patterns Chair Seats,
worsted Patlernsi Embroieresi Flosses, and Silks.
worseds in every colri Chenille Head Dresses and
other Fancy Goods such usually found In frat
Glass Embroidery and Trimming Store.
Az we continue to purchase Goods direct from the
Importers and. Manufacturers, FOR CASH EXCLU
SIYELY, we can with proprlsy claim the ability OF
selling our Goods as low as the lowest.
Very Respectfully, GROSS & sTRAUs,
1b2 Main Street, opposite the Post 0nico.
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.uE WORCESTER SPY.
TERMS OF PUBLICATION.

Printed and Published by JOIN MILTON EARLE, b
raaAAs DREW at No. 212 Main Street, Worcester Mass.
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BY E. W. VAIL. Auetioneer.

Office 100 Main street. ... ~ Wnrcas4er
"A sslGN EES' SALE, IN WEST B0YLSTON.--
IA The undersigned, Assguees Of the InsolVent Estate
of WINDSOR MORSE, will sell at Public Auction on the
premises, on SATURDAY the thirteenth day Of March
state:
lsS lot containing % acres, known as the hPaine
Lot. consisting Of Woodland and Pasturage
"a. lot containing 81 acres kcown as the "Brgham
Lott consisting Of excellent Woodland Sprout Land,
Pasturage and Tillsge.
3D. lot containing % acres, known as the Good
enough Lo," consist ng of excellent Woodland Tllags
and Pasturage 1t also has uponita Dwelling House for
two families.
Attn lot lying between the Sterling and Lancaster
rosds with Dwelling House thereon containing ABOUT
acres the same now occupied by Simon Morse consisting
Of excellent age
The above Real Estate is situated within mile OF West
Boylston The sale will be made at the most reasonable
terms, subect to mortgages on lots numbered p and
3 above This sale ofsrs most desirable opportun ty
for persons wishing purchase real estate Ia this vcin
ny. Terms and AMOUNT of iaclnbsrances made knoRn
at time OF sale,
nm
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DRY GOODS.

Gases BEST HAMILTON DuLAINEs, NEW
STYLES, for Sc
Cases ENGLISH DELAINEs, for &c.
) Cases ENGLISH PRINTS, for 10.
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4-4 FRENCH PRINTS, Spring Styles, for csc.
HEAVY CRASH, III Linen, for Sc.
FINE IRISH LINENS for 25C.
LINEN BosOMs for One Shilling.
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~ RUasES.--A full mt ortment constantly on hama
u and for sale by CHARLES CLARKE,
G80 du
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-31
LATE FROM EUROPE.

Hshfsr, March &C.
The Niagara arrived here to-day with
Liverpool dates to the 18th.
In the House Of Commons on the 18th. Mr..
D'Israeli announced the receipt Of very
satisfactory note from France. and also the
termination Of all misunderstanding between
the two countries.
The appeal Of Orsini and his accompliees
has been refused.
Arrests continued to be made throughout
France.
Rumors about India were unsatisfactory,
but the dispatches had not reached Liver
pool.
A lengthy pamphlet had been issued in
Paris in regard TO the Refugee question. IL
appeals to the English Government and peo-
pie not 10 be led away BY false interpreta-
lions. and expresses the hope that the Anglo
French alliance will firmly stand the trial il
il nov undergoing. The pamphlet is regard
ed in the light Of state paper.
AZ ChallOns forty mea surprised small
post Of infantry and attempted 70 seize the
Railway. station, crying !" tIre Ia Rpubi.
igus' they were driven back. and occupied
the head of a bridge. 10 intercept communi.
cation with the Barracks, but the garrison
captured fifteen Of them aud dispersed the
remainder.
There has been some rioting al Dublin be.
tween the Police aud the College students
Five Of the latter we're dangerously injured
Dispatches from the French 20 the swis,
government have been published. demanding
tie removal Of the Italian refugees from III,
frontiers. The demand is made in menacins
terms.
A telegram from Madrid Nays that Zuloag,
il we'll disposed 20 settle the difficulties be
tween Spain and Mexico.
The Statement that Gen. Coneha 10 10 b
removed from the head Of affairs in Cuba !
eontradietsd on authority.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
/. 0a nr,u Garsnous.

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
ORANoE CoUsry.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
February Term. 1858.
John D. Gray and wife Elizabeth,
".
David Clark and wife Peggy. Calvin Clark and wiis
Jncy, James Clark and wife Nancy, Ffancis Bel
and wife Martha.
Caueat of viii.
appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court, tha,
David Clark and wife Peggy. Calvin Clark and wife
Jney James CLARK aud wife Nancy. Francis Bell and
wife Martha, heirs at law and next Of kin to John Al
lson deceased reside beyond The limits Of this State
II Is therefore ordered by the Court that publication be
made 10 the hilshorough Recorder for six weeks, mott
flying the said defendants appear at the next term Of
this Court 10 be held for the county Of Orange, at the
court house in Hillsborough on the fourth Monday Of
May next then and there to sec proceedings in this
cause and to make themselves parties to the said issue
i they shall think proper 10 do
Witness. George Laws, Clerk OF our said Court, at
,fice 10 hsboroush, the fourth Monday Of February,
: = '''' GEO. LAWS, C. C. C.
March 30. Price adv. s. SO 33--6w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-31

The GaElr RE.AwAKgsIso.-The greai
and almost universal revival which is spread.
ing over the country may be regarded as one
Of The most striking phenonen Of the age.
is spreading far and near. In New York M
less than fifteen churches hald noon PRAYER
meetings on secular days. and even burton
theatre is daily crowded 10 such an extent
that negotiations are pending for larger
building. la Brooklyn. also. an increased
number OF churches are opened, and all the
signs pnrtrnd that the excitement has not
reached us caimInati,n. Legislative prayer
meetings are held at the Court nf Appeals
daily ~ Albany. merchants aud lawyers have
prayer meetings. and there is some talk u i
brokers meeting at the Exchange.
A peculiar feature in this revival, and one
that tends vastly to the advancement Of the
good work. Is the notice taken Of il by the
secular press. Religious intelligence is nov
ma,leas prominent a feature as financial or
political news. Never before was the desire
Tor advancing the cause Of religion so thorugh.
" aroused. AT the North. printed hymns.
tracts. plscsrd.. everywhere remind The at
tentise OF their duties. At Washington, al
the suggestion OF Senator, a c0mmItte has
b-ru appointed 10 seiecI spUI "a the ImHr .
date vicinity Of the Capitol. that members
Of Congress can attend the meetings one hour
each day previous TO proceeding 10 business.
10 Wilmington the good work progresses
with giant strides. Wilmington Herald.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-31

The New York correspondent Of the
Charleston Mercury has the following: /" An
interesting wedding took place a few days
since between Mr.. Henry Is. Melville and
Mrs. Sarah x. Seymour. The parties have
both been married before. and each have a
family II seven children--tho.e 81 the gentle.
man comprising six daughters aud son. and
Those ~ the lady six SIMS aud daughter.
The suns acted on the occasion as groums-
men to their future father. The whole fur
teen children. dressed alike. according TO their
sex. entered the church arm in arm. and
ranged themselves on ritller side Of their
parents. who are remarkably handsome. and
locked superb. The bride is wealthy. and
was richly dressed in pearl .coiored moire an.
tique. with costly lsers. and diamond brooch
aud bracelet"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-31
EQUITY SALE.

Moses Crabtree and others. u participation for
sale Of Land
PURSUANT to o decree Of the Court Of Equity for
Orange county, made at March Term. 1858,
shall offer for SALE upon The premises on Tuesday The
9Th DAY Of April next. that valuable tract Of Land on
fiat River, belonging TO the heirs Of the late Richard
Crsb.fee. adjoining Harrison Parker. Nelson Rhew and
Flank Roberts, containing one hundred and siIiy-six
acres. more or less.
credit Of twelve months will he given. the purcha-
ser giving bond with approved security. The title will
be reserved until The whole Of the purchase money is
paid. Sale will be at " o'clock.
THOMAS WEBB, C. & w. z.
March l6. Pr fee So 90 3l-1w
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Millinery and Fancy Goods.

Mrs. OWEN would respectfully inform her patrons
- and the Ladies' generally, that she does not en-
pect to be in recsP Of her Spring Fashions for Bon
nets &c, sooner than the 18th 10th Of April, which
Is as early as the newest styles be procured in the
Northern Market. The most desirable stiles Of Mil
lnery ard Fancy Goods not offered or exposed for
city retail trade sooner than the first Of April so by
waiting until after we learn the newest stiles, we
are better prepared to DO justice to our patrons.
March 20. 33-
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mARR-Ep.

In this county. on sunday the ii,h instant. by Ruf.
I'm Tapp. Esq- Mr. FssKlis PEaRsos 10 Miss AIM.
RAH cHrfx.
IN Chapel Hill, on the as,h inst, ny the Rev. Mr..
Ship. NJ. THOMAS scAsLKrT. 70 Miss MArnE z.
WAirr. dsughter Of X. D. Watt.
In this County. on the at.h inst, BY solomon shep.
herd Esq, Mr.. JAMES u. HERsDos. TO Miss Ellzl.
BErH Cess, daughter Of WIN. W. Goes Esq.
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DRsTRUcTIvE FrRE IN ELIZABETH Cry
The Fire which occurred at Elizabeth City,
in his State on the 2lst inst. short account
Of which we publish in another part Of our
paper, it is said, destroyed property to the
amount of $50, 900, Of this only SIS 900 was
insured. An Extra received from the Pioneer
Office informs US that Mr.. Cohn and family
have been arrested upon suspicion and logded
in jail to await an examination"
Fayetteville caroiinian.
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SOMETHING GOOD!

IsHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
every body else that is fond Of good things that he
Is now IN receipt Of splendid assortment Of CONFEC.
TloNERY, consisting in part Of The following articles
viz: Candies Of all kinds, Raisins, Oranges Lemons
Prunes, Dates, Figs, English Walauis, Pecan Nuts
Soda and Butter Crackers. Judue Paste. Jelly Cakes
Chestnuis, Snuff fine Chewing Tobocco and Cigars Of
al! grades, aud many other articles in his line Of bust.
ness which will be sold low for cash. Come along with
your little change and get double the worth Of il.
ALEXR PEASANTS.
March =. 30--3w
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New York, March %.
the Empire City has arrived from Havana
with dates to the esd. She reports sugars
'ctive and holding firm. Molasses unchang-
ed.
Seventeen hundred Coolies had arrived at
Havana.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-31

The committee. ordered by the Emperor
of the French, to prepare for. publication.
correspondence Of Napoleon the First. is
about to issue the first volume of its labors.
The Emperor himself has revised the press
This first volume is said to contain a great
number Of hitherto unknown documents.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-31

DExocRATIc CAUCUS. 49, The Democratic
caucus Of members Of Congress last night
was fully attended. A committee of twenty
was appointed ten for and ten against the
Lecompton constitution. to report on Tues
day night the mode Of admitting Kansas with
the Lec0mpton constitution.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-31
Obituary.

Died. At the residence sf William CLARK. in this
county. on the i3,a instant. Nc. ASs Hicssls. aged
about eishty.fse years. The deceased had been |.
member Of the Presbyterian church Tor more than Ey
ys' and died IN pescs enjoying the use Of her f.eu
ties 10 the last.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-31
EQUITY SALE.
VALUABLE MILLS &c

George Jones and Others ex Participation to sell
Real Estate.
PURSUANT TO decree of the Court Of EQUITY for
Orange county, made at March Team, 1883
shall offer Tor sale On the premises Monday the Goth
day oil APrl next, that valuable property on Fla, River
known as Joness Mills adjoining The lands of George
w. Jones and others. The property consists Of Mer
chant Mill for the manufacture OF -four and meal, and
also Saw Mill, all in good repair having been built in
the last foul or five years, with never failing supply
Of wafer.
credit Of twelve months viii he given the purcha.
SCI giving bond with approved security. The tile will
be reserved until the whole Of the purchase money is
paid. Sale will lie al o'clock.
THOMAS WEBB, C. & M e.
March l6. Pr. fee 50 so. 3t-Aw