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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-06


~ 81 CARRIAGE FACTORY.
k41-gssssf Established in 1888, "a years since,
&-&------SF A. TOLMAN g. CO.,
Hear the Bay State House, where a,sy be found
for sale, Is Light Carryslls
Light Carryalls,
2Large Oarryalls seats,
Phaeton5,
70 Prince Alberts
Top Buggies,
Chaises.
open Buggies,
II I'd hand Carriages various kinds
Two horse Pedlara Wagon and Harness.
Making the best assortment Of Carriages ever offered
for sale In Worcester. We ave on hand Harnesses
WINNINGS Cloth, Lace, Leata Bows Bands Syringe
Axles, Bolts, &c.
The Phaeons for elegance, comfort and servceare the
be- Carriages in use for two or three persons
Prince Alberts STYLE and very beautiful
The Caryalp Of four kinds and cost from 1856 10
taOc
We know as good carriages made IN Worcester as
In any place IN the county, and promiea that persons
baying of us, shall the commissions aud e1pens9s
witch must be paid 81 Repositories and Trading HousoI
We building and shall goon finish, Coaches Carr,
all, Ohaises, and other carriages In addition 10 u
above dH np10
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-06

I'll B E A L
PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST
Photographs Ambrotypes and Meainoypes in the finest
style.
Rooms No. IL Piper's Block, Main street. Worcester,
Mass.
photographs taken from old Dagueueotypes.
e7 d3taW&w3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-06

4 TUE BELLEVUE HOUSE-W
E1-Qs Newport, h. L., will be opened the Ist OF
Ir&Ath June, and will be kept open until the It Of
liikli Ovember. To III gentee, family House
many OF the hrst families OF the Uuited sales
annually resort 10 pass the Summer months German
Band Of rare Musical skl-nne In numberwill perform
every afternoon aud evening during the Gay SEASON.
Persons wishing to escape the heat and turmoil OF the
city will and at this House elegant and attractive
home Y. b. PECKHAM, Proprietor.
my25 dti
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-06
s Price Two Cents
MISCELLANEOUS.
DR.. c. HOWARD MARSHALL,
CATARRH.
LUNG, .a.N'D BLOOD
PHYS TCIAN,
OF Now York City,

OF New York City,
Bv Inhalation, aud bis other now Reml
sdies known only to himself Is performing miracles By
curing the most ncurable Diseases he has succeede
in obtaining that skill for which the whole medical world
has hitherto sought va that Of being able to prescribe
certain cure for oafarrh and Consumption.
Under his new, direct, and common sense practice.
those loathsome and terrible are now perfectly
curabe.
DR.. MARSHALL. CURES oATARRH.
DIR. MARSHALL CURES SORE THROAT
DR.. MARSHALL CURES COUGHS.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES ASTHMA
Or. MARSHALL CURES BRONCHITIS
DR.. MARSHALL CURES HEART DISEASE.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES LIVER COMPLAINT.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES DYSPEPSIA.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES HUMoRs.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES sCRoFULA.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES CONSUMPTION
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-06
BAY sTATE HousE, WORCESTER

Direct all letters to the Bay State House. Worcester
Mass, or the st. Nicholas Hotel, New York,
ne dNWtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-06
TIE WORCEsTER SPY.

TERMS OF PrBLICATteN.
DAILY PAPER.-FOUR DOLLARS year, payable al
ways IN ADVANCE. All subscriptions discontinued at
the expiration Of the Term paid for.
WEEKLY PAPER.-Prcs two dollars year; 81 Tor six
months, ami SO ents for three months II paid strictly
n advance 81 rs a wear: single comics 1 cents each
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-06

In accordance with SYSTEM we never keep over
Summer Stock "a stock purchased at Aucton) and to
do this apply PEN to our SELLING MARX freely
and regardless of the retail value Of the goods we far
find it hest for the public aad ourselves to begin each sea-
son with and fashionable Goods from the import
ers' Auctions.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-06

49, HOUSE FOR SALE.-The estate now
a'sj occupied by me, on the north side of Pleasant
A Street, will be sold cheap for cBshs The lot is SO
Get front By SO deep, upon which is neat little ccsge
containing seven rooms. Well supplied with hard
and soft eater. Apply the premises Ms. 81 Pleasant
Street. WALTER STEARNs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-15
GENERAL ORDERS. NO. 2.
HIEsDQU ARrEr< on THE Army,


HI-sDQU Army,
NV YoRK, jan IL, 1858.
I. The four companies % the First Dragons
tDed the Department Of New Mexico. transferred
a. the Department OF the Pacific.
The General commanding the Department Of New
Mexico will AFTER the receipt hereof o. the
sy arrangements be made, and the will per
either abandon Port Buchanan relieve the dragons
nov stationed there shall In his Judgment, be best
FOR the service and make all necessary provision and
gve al neeu for the march Of the dragons 10
Dot Yuma and FOR the II the public properly, DC
winch v NAV be found necessary 10 leave behind
The General commanding the Department OF the Pacific
w take 10 send orders 10 Fort Yuma giving such
further Instructions 20 these companies A. TO their stations
the routes they 10 take 10 them and the supplies 70 be
furnished. &c. as he may deem necessary.
Tue OF transportation taken from Fort Buchanan
90 Fort lsma, will not be sent back, but will also be
transferred 70 the Department u the pscihc.
So much q the Military Department Of Utah. as lies
vest q the 1l7th degree Of longitude, will be included In
The Department Of the Pacific.
.. The pamphlets entitled " Rules for the management
and Cleaning OF the Rife Musket model OF 1885, for the
Of Soldsrs adopted 10 the War Department for the
Ct the United States troops will be cons dcred
rnblic property, and borne returns accordingly
~ command Of Brevet Lieutenant. General Scott.
IRWIN MCDOWELL, Assistant Adjt Gen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-15

JAS l4.-7h CITY Bank Of Men Haren SigsSr Per
ssns-1k brought TO recover the amount Of
nuber Of promssory notes made by the defendant and
discounted by the B@nk Of Akron, Ohio, which a
branch q the state Bank Of Ohio. The Akron Bank
pended and the became the property Of the State
tank and transferred by that institution 10 the City
Park OF New Haven, bon o. uhch claim right 10 re
The defendant does not deny the making OF the
notes but DENIES the plaintiffs right 70 recover. As a
Quest q Law arises verdict for the amount sought
tt565I 96) Was tab lor plaintiff, subject 70 DE opinion
a. Tic CcLJt az SeLcTa Tern
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-15

The Boston Traveller OF the l2n instant publishes the fol-
lowing interesting statistics OF the East India and Pacific trade
the year 1851 furnished by correspondent he sigma
ture of " Bowlne''
Below have given my annual list of arrivals and clear
The number of engaged in he East India and
Pacific trade at the different in the United states Cali
forna included Il will that the India trade has
increased very much during The last and that BostoI
goes ahead of New ork both in arrivals and clearances
there having been arrivals Boston single
port alcuia) than all of hose a New York from all the
d pcr and nearly half of the arrivals that port
belonging Boston East OF New
In the Pacific the business has served TO swell
the number o. arrivals Nav ork there having been 81
the gueno isles, which put under the Caao head
OF these Boston and Eastern vessels while Boston has
done all the business of the other Pacific The clesr
Boston tor India ports including those at and beyond
the Cape of Good Hope have much Increased during the
year there being 81 than in 1850 In tho Pacific
the cearances have fallen of from 1850 consequence
OF great diinuon in the California business
chiefly confined 10 the regular packet lines from Boston and
New York there being but very few transient vessels taken
thai trade.
The whole number of arrivals in the United States from
porsut aud beyond the Cape OF Good Hope for the year 1857
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-15


The above list includes all banks for which there are Sc
cufitiee deposited.
The Providence journal OF the 18th inst. SAYS
The resumption Of specie payment yesterday caused
sensation and inconvenience. We publish the state
ent Of the Providence banks the 18th twill be seen
that they have further strengthened themselves and that
they arc in excellent condition. The general opinion is
81 IDENTITY favorable to larger reserve ofspece than bas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-15

SHIP MossIso GLORY Hobbs from Caao for Europe be.
fore distress Valparaiso had discharged on the
cargo Was ali out she s leaked She has been csulk.d
and VIII be hove down for the repairs
her bottom The character OF the leak has not yet been
iscertatned.
SHIP THOMAS JEFFERSON HILL 40 days frem Liverpool for
New Orleans put Havana the ID inst, with her
in irons, they having mutnied on the hsh seas CHE has
BR snp GEN WILLIAMS wrecked Cutler, Ne, in
sured In his city for $6O COO,
BARK TRINITY. Boston, which arrived of Galveston
Bar 90h ul, reported by Telegraph TO have been
thors ana chains she had probably anchored and been
liown or and compelled 10 slip her ground tackle later
despatch says she arrived on the 9Th Inst
ed on bar Goat Island light while attsn png go
from Newport Tuesday morning assisted oil same
afternoon by steamer Perry and went 10 at O'clock APP
parentiy having receivtd no damage
BARK wEsr w,sD-Mobile Jan The bark West Wind
Capt Saunders her from this place TO Iotuga
wha OF BRICK got ashore before repored ana
sustained much damage; after getting OF and dschargng
70 she returned repars taken ino the dry
yesterday Her false keel main keel much chafed
and plank starboard bse badly chafeQ The copper will
have 10 be stripped ana vessel caui7et Il ON keel
SCnR q WATERBURY, eaufort Jan 8-Capt Baker who
employed to get OIL the schr Waterbury. arrived
He could IN getting her o. and they
abandoned her Part OF the materials have been saved
Sem WIDE WORLD from Washington, NC for NYork with
naval stores put into Ocrscose with loss OF sails &c The
captain proceeded TO Washington to repair damages
ScHR MAINE LAW Packard Of and from, Camden for New
Orleans which put Newpor, Tuesday with her cargo
necessary has been taken TO smother the flames
by closing every aperture leading the hold OF the vessel
The of the ship receBtly launched at Frcepor
unced Charles Carroll has changed, and
the ship will bear the OF the builder, Enoch Talbot and
viii hail from Hoson.
The bark Cordeia of New York Sold a. auction at
by her original owners ior $780, casa including her tackle
apparel ana furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-15


pending month 81 last year.
Main Stem. WasA Birch neL
psceuaScr, 1857. s4ssss Is 1855 Is ssi,iss "a
Decreasc... $50 oss g. In, lss q D. ssl. $50 IS
This shows Cor December, 1857, falling or of
sssNss 50 in the receipts of the main STEM and an
increase OF ss,lss 20 in those of the Washington
Branch, as compared with the receipts of the same
msath last year, making an actual decrease in the
revenue OF ss4 $50 IS.
The finances Of the State Of New Jersey at the
close of the past fiscal year were according to the
Governors message as follows:-
FINANCES OF NEW JERSEY.
Whole amount Of receipts for 1851 including balance on
band Jan 1851 and $40 600 for extra dividends Of
Joint companies in round numbers. S24O 600
Whole amount OF disbursements, in round num-
pefs'''..''.. ...,...... I570OO
Appropriations stll unpaid amount 70. .... $4,000
Estimated receipts for the current year, in round
Add balance IN treasury JAN i, 1885, about 5000
TOTAL. :. .si72 900
The amount Of the school fund invested and drawing in
erest s4l664s The total Indebtedness Of the State
set down at $780, which s an ufracton Of the cons
uton which forbds the contraction Of liabilities exceed
ing 500 COO The estimated receipts will not lower the
of bee beny about 5000 @ ayd Tho Inc grCss
receipts s72 GOO, there will probably be dect shout
SIS 000 In view VI embarrassed condition i, be-
comes us 10 institute system Of the most rigid economy
Tho receivers of the Grocers' Bank of Boston,
which failed some time since-have made the follow
ing report relative to the progress of the quida-
ton -
AT the date of the former report Jan. II, 1867,
the amount Of cash on hand ........... $l8,lb7
And they have collected from loans, interest and
colaterals described in former report. ..... 1913
Making in 81 $50
Paid out IN redeeming bills &C. since last report Is S07
Leaving balance Of cash hand on deposit at
banks and drawing interest. s57,722
Bills still in circulation. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 433S
The whole amount of claims of stockholders that
bsve been presented and allowed since last
port, at 800 per share amounts TO. .... 247,7O0
Previously presented. $1,000
Making whole amount of claims proved by stock
holders northumberland. $29s 100
The capital stock allowed by law originally $3.50 600
The overiSsue by the late cashier than
replaced, so that there isan apparent underissue
at the present time Of Observation-Disclosures. $500
Making the capital stock of the bank apparently STA 500
There have been received from various sources
IN stock, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 600
Making the present capital stock apparently $6S3 200
DeductiDg from this the amount OF stockholders
ella ms presented and allowed before stated 29S 100
There remains outstanding and improved appa-
'e"'iy ooolVV
The following is a comparative view of the condi-
ton Of the banks in Rhode Island i'll Nay and Deem
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-15

Slip John Thsyer, Pousand, San Francisco-wells a
Emanuel.
fhip whirlwind, Orr, Melbourne-F Burrit 4 Co.
Ship Antarctic. stsufer Lverpool-zcrega Co.
Ship Southampton, Pratt, London-E Morgan WILEY.
ship Russell Condry Charlesion-C Duncan Co.
pnrt Sutu, Scsndella. Msrscabo-Sutil AEostinn.
bark Mercy Elien, morreh, Cudad BolivsrJ W De.sna
Bark Kate Iinoon, Christian, Demsrara-JM sanirh Co
Bark Haravsl Griflng, West Tndies-T Dwight,
Bsrk W Bridges, Woodbury., Mstanzas-F ewN &Co
Bark u Carver, Cousins Cardenas-H " Brookmsn.
Brig Means, Wells. ~ Johns PR-Thompson Hunter.
Brig Remngon, Jones, 81 Marss-Brode Peues.
Brig Fairy, Welsh ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Cushmsp.
Brig Iris, clifford Bristol-Pcck Church.
Scm II Builwinse, Cutler Mobe-Metcah A Duncan.
Schr Moonlight suites WilmingtonDoner, Potter Go.
Schr Adele, Corson, Wi'mington--D q Murray.
Schr Manchester, Chichester RichmoBd-C y Piersen.
schr New yorl t3oodsel Boston-Dayton Sprague.
sloop roiDer, Fowler, BIisiol-L Kenny.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-15


Al Providence CAST year h from Zsnzihar.
Al Philadelphia from Calcutta and from Cape Town;
last year 2
Al New Bedford from Calcutta.
a: Charleston, SC, 1 from Calcutta.
Al New Orleans from Calcutta.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-15
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, Jan. 1A-6P VI.
AsHys.-The sales were limited and prices unchanged.
BRE.psrrHs --Flour-Tbe market exhibited less buoy
aDcy and activity, while prices without change of
moment. The sales embraced about O. 900 600 bbls =,
including some lots Tor export at abou, the following quo
fat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-15
Steamer Thomas Swami, Post. ssrsnnAA.
Steamer Boston, scliew, Philadelphia.

Ship Repubk CBreml Wenke, Bremen, 50 days with mdse
aud 26e psssenEers, 10 Henscben UDksrt
ehp Erie ba,hl, Rowss Palermo, Nov Is passed Glib
81 49, 90 10 exchanged signals wh ship showing waite
signal with black bali IT, steering &c; It'll Lat SO So lon
AS during gale westward bulwarks. boat
split sails Gc; been n days " of the Banks.
Bark Excelsior ,of dew HAVEN, Willard Port spain, Isl
inst In ballast, TO Trowbrdgs L Sons, of New HAVEN
schr LILA tB Fraser. Halifax, days, with potatoes 20
master.
schr John Oliver. Clark Norfolk, 2 days.
Schr Ida Maria. Minor, Virginia NJ days.
Sckr West Wind, Brdsall, Virginia, 2days.
Schr Henry " Morse, Phillips, Taunton FOR Norfolk.
Steamer Piedmont, wllets Baltimore
Steamer Potomsks, Cushman New Bedford.
Steamer Petrol, Arey. Providence
BtAOW
Ship Vim Norris. Taylor from Calcutta sep.iS
SAILED. >
Banks Jane naggett Glasgow Clara II Sutll Nsracaibo
Venus Curacoa From Quarantine, ships Winged Racer
East Indies Hermine (Brem) Richmond.
Wind during the day from NE 70 NNE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-15

tnppI0NNL IfGHfHOuSt ofF IHI stIILY IsItFns', o.-
TRINITY House., Lorpnr Dec 10 1857.
The Lighthouse which has been for some time past In course
The ScIly flrnup bearing Il by compass mes distant
from 81 Agncs-bcng faT advanced towards completion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-15

past month az cospsred with those of the cores
pending month .: last year.
Main STEM. WdsA Birch rf1L
pecemoes, isoo .s4Sl 900 % "a ,<47 10 4dd,lo3 II
December, 1857. 3Asy659 s6 1885 As ssi,las a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-15

Notice hereby even tie stt will be exhibited there
from on or abou. the LIST September ext iiSnS
Mariners observe the Blshop ROCK Light win be-
nxed bIah diopsrc eh: Of the irst order viii brn
an slyaacn Of io feet above the level q high u
distance of about "a miles. BY order,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-15

~ balstnOie, Tor West Coast Central Amerfcs. ana
Valparaiso hs' year n.
~ Bangor 8. Tor Valparaiso via Havana.
~ gal, m |, tor Fejee Islands.
81 savannah for Valparaiso and for Callao.
~ New Ionoon \. for Honolulu
~ New BEDFORD l. for Honolulu. ,,., ,,,..
L., n 4S-o
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-09-11
What a woman Should Possess.

We call the attention Of our lady readers
to the following catalogue from the Italian,
the perusal Of which must interest them
much. By holding this tabfedu in one
hand and mirror in the other, woman
can. in less than two minutes, render an
exac, account Of her personal charms.
Now observe the improvement lhere
are ladies who have come 10 hi'y years
without ever being able TO know positive
" in wha, regard thew are held.
To be esteemed beautiful, il is necessa'
ry for woman 10 have
8 white ihings--lhe skin, seelh' and
hands;
black ,hings--tbe eyes, eyelashes'
and eye brows;
srosy things--the lips. bosom, and nails
8 long things--the body hair and hands;
3 short things--,he forehead, shoulders
and intelligence;
small things--the nose. head, and
feet;
chin;
Sround things--the arm leg and dower:
In all, 80 accomplishments, which con
s'llute perfect woman. But perfection
lis no, Of this world.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-09-11
From the New York Mercury.
AN OLD MAIDS SOLILOQUY.
BY FANNIE.

"Heigho I'm thirty-three years old
to-day call myself twenty-lwo.) Yes,
there's no use of mincng matters now-I
am alone. I'm an old maid. It's very
strange that never had an offer with
out particle of egotism, | can say that
am yet good-lookirg (for that new sci of
teeth from Palmer's has improved my
looks wonderfully have good educa'
ton, and, what is of still more importance,
would like 10 be married. But that
doesn't help the matter in The least. Dear
me, cannot | set my wits al work-what
few | have-and think Of some plan by
which can catch husband ? It's fun
ny il cannot.
"Let's see, have quite little sum Of
money in the bank-enough. at any rate,
10 last me for some time. Hurrah ! |
have il now, I'll 60 TO Saratoga next
week its The height of the season, and
let me think I've an aunt ,here-rich,
believe she's not heard from me for
years, and will never know bnt that |
have been married. I'll introduce my.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-09-11
The LEGS OF INsEcTs.---M Delisle once

The LEGS OF INSECTS. m. Delisle once
observed fly, only as large as grain OF
sand, which ran three inches in half sec.
ond, and in that space made the enormous
number of flee hundred and forty steps
If man were TO be able 10 walk as last ID
proportion to his size, suPposing his steps
to measure two feet, he would, in The
course ola minute, have run upwards ol
t,centy times, task far surprising our
express railroad engines, or the famous
Seven League Boots recorded in The nur-
sery fable. In leaping, also. insects lar
excel man, or any oher animals whatever.
The flea can leap two hundred tlmes It's
own length; SD also can the locust. Some
spiders can leap couple OF feet upon
their prey.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-09-11

"STAND UP FOR JEsUs"--A clergyman
Of Portland, Maine, writing 10 brother
minister Of this city (Philadelphia,) under
date of August 9Th, says:
II cannot refrain from quoting an ex'
tract from letter received from member
of my Church, lady. who is or has been
visiting in one Of the smallest villages in
the deep and wooded interior of our State.
In speaking Of a small meeting which she
had attended in the school house on the
Sabbath, she says 'One old lady, nine
ty years of age, came one mile on foot 10
worship GOO in that little assembly,
Another, nearly as oid, came, and with
lettering limbs and feeble voice, gave an
excellent exhora,ion, and spoke Of what
she had read Of a very talented minister,
whose exhor,ation, when dying was :
"Stand up for Jesus - and from these
words her feoble voice became animated
and thrilling.
Jus, think Of that, deep in the heart oI
our State, and almost away from civliza'
,on, an old lady, nearly ninety, re-echo'
ing the dying words of Dudley A. Tyng,
and becoming animated with the glorious
sentiment. thrilling those 10 whom she
speaks!'