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0UUU YUS. w UhESO GUUDoy
all Of which we have placed
upon our Centre Counters, at the the Low Price Of
Twenty-Five Cents the Yard,
Among them may be found every yard we own Of
Princess, Royal Bayadere Stripe, Muslin DeChenes,
Satin Plaid Muslin DeOhenes Printed all wool DeLaines
Silk and Wool Berages Plaid Valenoias. Scarce piece
Of goods in the lot has been sold for less than 42c
1900 yds French Prints aud Brlants our whole stock
placed on centre counters, at lie per yard
49, Is ald l7c is the price of the balance of De
LANES.
10 ps. Canton Silks and French Poplins &c. former
price 75o.
400 yds. Of yard wide French Ducaes with Satin Bay
adore Stripe at 17c, cost Acc
200 yds. Plaid Madonnas at 33c, former price 62c.
20 Lace Mantllas at So 90
10 patterns Founced silks fr half the money they cost
Side stripe Vaencias and Silks, for $3.50, $50 and
$50, one third off Of old price.
Foulard DeLaines, beautiful goods, at 42c.
1000 yds. Remnants Fine BroRn Oottons at 6tc.
Printed huslins, s. 10 and zoe, cheap double the
price, Sc, &c.
We determined not to carry over any Summer
Stock to another Season, and in order certain
sale of them have placed prices low enough sell them,
and we shall sell them.
Those who call early can secure great bargains
BRYANT s. SHELDON.
iy18 diff
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Adm THAN YER
MA <TToRFEY & COUNSELLOR At LAR.
49, eg qIs MAR street,. Worcester. M
GEORGE SESSIONS,

GEORGE SESSIONS,
r,russbFua Ursdertnker s. Conn Ware
house,
oosna Baskets Patent MetalHs Burial Cages and
Robes N every description, always on Maud Also the
Mo-, p, rrrr MprALtId OApKET, Of all ssea.
pyery thing connected with the management Of June
ala nr6ntv attended 10. Nc 40 Front street, Residence
al pront etreet, Worcester, Meas. dGWu my23
WHY phyeicinnA should use Bliss Dys-
pepto Remedy isee advertisement heaaeo US aooves III
another column. uSWW V-V
100 advert isement Of Dr.. sANf0RDS LIVER IN
vtnpp AToR. M another colu1n Of this paper
myT ua"
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TO LET.

E87See Fourth Page for additional "Rea1
Estate" "To Let," 8. Wants" &c.
- 80 LET-A Cottage House, 95 Pleasant st.,
HB;;i now occupied by W. II hudson Possession Civ
.Algil en- Sept. LIST. Inquire of 1. B, DEVERAUX, at
259 Main street. d3tawtf jy13
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NEW WORK ADVERTISEMENTS
ITO THE CITIZENS OF MAssACHU-
wolfe'a Celebrated schiedam AromatIc

" oIIeTs CeIebTated Schiednnl AFOmafIC
Schunppss
This medicinal beverage is manufactured by the pro-
pretor, at Schedam, Holland expressly for medicinal
use, BY process peculiar his Factory. It is the
pure Texture Of the Italian Juniper Berry whose
vinous extract is distilled and reoed with its spirituous
solvent which thus becomes Concentrated tincure OF
exquisite favor and aroma, altogether ranscendent in
IS cordial and medicinal properties any alcoholic slim
ulant made in the world. It is prescribed By
than 5000 physicians in the United States In cases
Of Gravel Gout, Dropsy, and Bladder and Kidney Com
plants.
Put up in Qusrt and Pint Bottles in cases Of one doz
qtS and cases OF two doz PTS. end for sale By all the
Druggists and Country Merchants.
UDOTpU0 Vy0ypp
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IN & . l. N fl o U S Il
WORCESTER. MASS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-29
5000 YDs. OF DRESS GOODS,

thorough examination of our stock has been made,
and selection Of about
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a NEW DESCOVEKY.-T0 CURE BAO
~ SPIRITS, Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Heartburn,
Cbolic Pains, Wind in the Stomach, or Pains in the
Bowels, Headache, DroWsiness, Kidney Com
plants, Melancholy, Deirium Tremens,
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pATENT PREPARATIoNs.

Druev,st Merchants. ind Physicians visiting New
york are invited to examine stock. We warrant "
ery article sold By Us 70 be As represented and II prove
otierwiss it may be returned at expense
our facilities such that oar the best induce.
men for patronage, either for cash or approved paper
Thankful for the very liberal patronage extended to
our house, hope still to continue 70 merit the coma
dence and appreciation Of the Trade.
jy2e d&w2W 70 Barclay street, New York.
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DRY GOODS.
~ SEE FIRST PAGE.

r. SEE FIRST PAGE.
ENAMBRIC AND MUSLIN COLLARS,
We will open today Cartons Of New Collars
100 Cambria and Muslin Collars at $40.
200 Cambria and Musia Collars from so to rs.
100 Cambria and Muslin Collars at 81.
l76 C9mbric and Muslin Collars from 81, rs 10 S.
Ladies' intending to purchase invited To examine
our stock, they the cheapest and handsomest Col
lars offered in Worcester; also have received
doz of those Embroidered SILK CoiIres fer head dress
es, in al coloTs. Our stock OF Maltese. Honiton aud
French Collars, Dress Trimmings Hosiery Mitss and
Fans. are offered at unhesri Of low prices,
artful examination is very respectfully solicited Of
those 10 want by GROSS h STRAUSS,
jy23 diff 1852 Main street, opp. Post Office.
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Sole Maufacturer and Importer,

Depot % Bes yer st., New York.
The Proprietor takes this liberty of referring the fol
lowing Physicians the Eastern States who have ussd
the Schuapps in their practice
MEDICAL PREFERENCES IN MASSACHUSETTS,.
DR. NJ Green.............. Boston.
Dr ROBBINS. ..,...s......s.
Ut II . Lee...s
DR. i D Adams .............. q
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q. Il. RICE, from Boston,
having taken the window formerly occupied by J.f
southgate 1874 Main street, Main street. Paine Block,
IL prepared to do Engraving Of oil Kinds neatly and
promptly. Patronage respectfully aolicited 4s
jy7 dislm6eodu
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LAW ENCE,

Court OF Common PLEAs.-Before Hon. VIM. l..
Marshal, Judge, the following business was trans
acted Yesterday:
Ammon Cate, surviving partner of the late firm
of Grfis Il Cate, Us. Daniel Cooke and others. Sci
ia on lien. Judgment of non pros.
John Dorman Us. William Hamilton. An action
to recover the value of property sold by landlord
bailiff which belonged to the plantf-thep property
not being found the premises rented from the de-
PENDANT. Verdict for the plaintiff for $50 Snyder
for plaintiff; Mclaughlin for defendant.
CIRCUIT Court FOR BALTIMORE CIrY.-Before Hon.
William Geo. krebs, Judge. The following business
transacted yesterday:
Henry p. Brooks rs. Henry p. Thomas and John
H. T. Jerome. Bill to set aside certain preferences
made by Thomas to Jerome in contemplation of
insolvency; argued by Brooks and Gale for COM
plainant and Pitts for respondents
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Before Hon. Z. Collins Ice,
Judge. The following business was transacted yes
terday:
Moses Donaldson u.s. Robert Howard and others.
An action for coal alleged to have been sold and de-
livered. Verdict for the paintfffor 1854. Il. s.
Alexander and Stockett for plaintiff; Teackle and
A. NJ. Brown for defendent.
CIRcUIT COURT OF THE UNITED SrArEs.-There
was no business transacted in this court yesterday
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BOARD OF TRADE.
Committee Of arbitration for the month of Anr,y
WIN. II. KEIGHLER
j. ID. KEMMELBERG, jig HARVEY
,. II. DONNONk, ALEA. 7. MOnnS
BOARD OF TRAD
Donttarp anb Commercial 8rbifn,
BALTIMORE, April %. Is,

BALTIMORE, April % ls5s
me Stock Market was dull today, but few sales BEING
made OF any securities Baltimore 6s remain firm a o2
to "a for $780, Northern Central bonds of 1885 sold At
cash. same as yestesay shares of this Company of whc
only % were disposed Of went at Tx buyer 60 DAVIS 1o
shares only, of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad stock w
sofa at 4S regular way change; buyer GO days they
receded y.
Maryland 6's, 1890, closed at 1889 bid Baltimore 6s
1910 VIZ bid 93& asked, interest from May first do
1880 " old s4 asked do 1890 934 bid "a asked Bal.
tmore and Ohio Railroad bonds 1867 IS asked; do 1873
81 od' do, 1880 so asked do, 1855 rs asked North
western 'helha LIST mortgage, S7k bid SO asked do Sd
uo' 90 ph, ~ asked Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shares
'oSeu at 10 pd 4SH asked against ASH bid 4sX asked
ses'efy Nof'herh central Railroad shares, II bid
l7& asked against TX bid, Tx asked Yesterday
The money market continues in the some e,s,, t, l
the supply is likely to be increased next month when mn
merous engagements will fall due while new ones this
spring nave been on reduced scale There is however
no perceptible change in the rates demanded
AT the First and Second Boards in New York todav
matters were dull though not much variation in late pri
ces occurred Missouri 6s remained steady at S3% Erie
advanced a Reading n Michigan Southern 4; and Cum
berand \ Canton receded a. New York Central Z. urd
son T. and Cleveland and Toledo Y
Money continues there to be abundant if ,nrthir :,
grows easier Large amounts be had by brokers
on first class securities at 4d4E per cent per annum and
opinion iii the street prevails that can be no
advance in its value until the fall trade sets in The
ada has arrived Halifax with Liverpool dates to the 10th
instant. Consols were rather lower-964 de6x Large
sales of cotton 1900 bales slight advance from both
winch we augur commencement of more activity in hu.
ness now, with an expectation of increased trade in the
autumn.
The Sub Treasury receipts yesterday in New York were
sS6 and the payments Sl3j So the balance held at the
close was S3,zO5, 367.
1t will be borne in mind that the awards of s5 900 600
Treasury Bills are to be made up Washington on the
10th of May to the bidders proerng the money at the low
est rate of interest
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CAMEO Experimentation a century ago, the
bohemian glass makers excited surprise by produ-
cling bas-relief casts of busts and medals incoscd
within coating of white flint glass; and it was
an extension of this art that became the sub
ject of an English patent To produce the desired
result, the figure intended for ncrustation must
be made of materials that will require higher
degree of heat for their fusion than the glass
within which it is to be encrusted; a mixture
of China clay and silicate of potash is found to
possess this quality The bust bas-relief is made
of this material from plaster mould, and after be-
ing slightly baked, is cooled gradually. mass of
transparent white glass is blown hollow, with one
end open, and the clay cameo, heated to redress is
placed within it. The mass is pressed or welded to
make the two substances adhere, and the remote
end being closed, the glass blower draws out the
air from within, thus causing the glass to collapse,
and to form continuous substance with the cam
co. When the glass is out and polished the effect
produced is striking and beautiful.
The journals of the West TEEN with announce
ments of the fourshing condition of the coming
crops.
There slight fall of snow in Atlanta, Ga,
on the 18th instant
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MUSIC AND THE DRAMA

Tonight at the HOLIDAY STREET the play of
Adr'en"e the Actress, will be repeated with the same
cast as on last night. Miss JONES, usual, acqut-
teo hersei In the character of Adienne to the en-
''re sa''siaction oil her audience, winning lau-
re's DIS eiever and promising artist. Her per-
iorn'an'e was 'he more creditabe she but in
differently sustained and Consequently had 70 boor
the whole burden of the piece. Tbroucbon, ,bo
whole of the last act of the play she evncoa ,u;o
powers of the very highest order. and Which
only require time and cultivation to ovo hon
high rank among American actresses. Ton;rh,
closes her present engagement in Baltimore. and il
therefore the last opportunity which our readers
will have of witnessing her graceful and natural
approximations. In bidding adieu to this charming
young actress we cannot refrain from word of com
ment upon some of the disadvantages under which
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The adjournment of the New York Legislature
has enabled the Albany correspondent of the Herald
to furnish the retiring delegates with the following
certificate of character. 1t is fitting accompani-
ment to the testimonials recently awarded the
Legislatures of Maryland and Pennsylvania:
1.-The New York Legislature of 1856 is among
the things that once WERE Its deeds, misdeeds
omissions OF duty and commissions of evil will be
remembered only for comparative moment, for
upon its dissolution the individuals composing it
transferred its fame into deserved obscurity One
nocaI v am nes was s samef9lly sqaandered in
offices in and about the Capitol During that en-
tire period majority of the things called members
of the House were continually engaged in partisan
warfare, both democrats and republicans openly
and most dsgracefully bargaining with the nit;fnl
corporal's guard of Know Nothings Nearly the
entire month of January was wasted in this misero
BILE triangular warfare. If the people of the State
could have witnessed the scenes of corruption, COL
fusion and collision enacted during that period of
Reorganization, they would have desired to drive
these stumbling blocks from the halls of the Capt.
fol
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.

THURSDAY, Aprll ~, 1898.
Horace Gray, Jr., Esq, of Massachusetts,, was
admitted an attorney and counsellor of this court
No. 20. Daniel S. Hickok ct al, owners of the
steamboat New York, appellants rs. Jas. Stewart
ct al, claimants of the brig Croton. Appeal from
the Circuit Court of the United States for the
southern district of Alabama. The decree of the
said Circuit Court in this cause was affirmed, with
costs
No. "a. Cyrus II. Mccormick, appellant, rs. Waite
Taicott ct al, survivors of John H. Nanny. APP
peal from the Circuit Court of the United States
for the northern district of Illinois. Mr.. Justice
Grer delivered the opinion of the court, affirming
the decree of the said Circuit Court in this cause,
with costs.
Nos. Sc and ST. James Williams, administrator,
appellant, rs. Robert divers executors and Ro-
bert divers executors, appellants, u.s. James Will
liams, administrator; and
Nos. 81 and SO. John Gooding's administrator,
appellant, rs. Robert divers executors, and Robert
divers executors, appellants, John GoOding's
administrator. The argument of these causes was
continued by Messrs. j. Mason Campbell and Rev
erdy johnson for divers executors.
Adjourned until tomorrow IL o'clock.
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The ceremonies in honor of the aSsassins Orsni
Pierri and Pianori, took place in New York on
Thursday evening. The torch-light procession aI-
pears to have been a much more imposing pageant
than had been expected, but as a demonstration
of popular feeling, the whole affair was failure
Between two and three thousand foreigners walked
in procession from Union Square to the City Hail.
where a sort of polyglot re Deum in praise of
sd's-culote republicansm, and in justification of
tyranncide, was chanted by chorus of French
German, Italian and Polish refugees whose
speeches are published at length in the New York
papers. The audience assembled in the Park was
composed chiefly of persons drawn thither by the
novelty of the occasion, and the picturesque char
acter of the ceremonial
We do not attach any consequence whatever to
this Jacobinical display. II originated with, and
was confined almost wholly to the lower order of
foreigners, either permanently residing in New
York or forming part of its floating population.
Most OF those who participated in it were hairy
individuals exhaling compound odour of cheap
cigars and lager beer. There was the usual
parade of red flags, and banners and trans
parencies inscribed with revolutionary mot
toes There was extravagant speech in
English byan individual named Allen followed
by other speeches of like thirsty tenor by
various hirsute gentlemen with unpronounceabe
names, and when the meerschaums were smoked out
and the fumes of the lager had evaporated, the
meeting was closed and the procession retraced its
course until it reached the Bowery, where it was
hnally dismissed. The members of the various
clubs which had turned out to honor ''the mar
Vrers OF Llbbery as one of the transparencies ex-
pressed it. retired to their respective homes to brood
over the thunder words of the orators of the
evening, and to reflect upon the utter want of
sympathy shown by the respectable portion of the
Community.
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGR A MS
RECEIVED Attic OFFICE OFT THE
DAILY EXCHANGE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA

THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
HALIFAX, April 23.-The steamer Canada with
Liverpool dates to the 10th inst, arrived here this
forenoon.
The steamer North America arrived out on the
Sth.
The Canada brings Gao, 900 sterling in specie, she
passed the Arabia early on the morning of the llth,
and on the 18th, passed the steamer City of Balti-
more.
The Grand Jury of London have indicted Bernard
Alsop, Orsini and others, with attempting to kill
the Emperor Napoleon.
A band of English filibusters established them
selves on one of the spice islands, fortified village
and levied contributions, but finally they aban-
doned their position on the approach of the Dutch
troops.
THE ASSAULT ON LUCKNOW.
Dates from India to the 18th of March had reach
ed London.
Gen. Outram having turned the enemy's line of
works at Lucknow, the Martinier was stormed by
Sir Edward Lugard on the 9th On the 18th two
regiments stormed the Begums palace.
The British loss was less than 100, in killed and
wounded, whilst the loss of the rebels 500. On
the opposite side of the river Gen. Outram cut up
500 more.
The buildings in advance of the palace were oc-
cupied on the l4th. The lmaumbawab was also
stormed and the kalsesbaugh occupied after a
fierce fight lasting all day, in which % guns were
taken. Gen. Outram crossed the bridge and open
cd fire on the flying enemy.
LATER FROM CHINA.
The Chinese braves We're assembling about Can
ton in large numbers determined on attempting to
retake the city.
The lniexible, with Yeh on board, had reached
Singapore.
Dispatches are said to have reached Paris, asking
for reiniorcements, as the Chinese show DISPOSE
ton for peace.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, April l0.-Cotton.-Sales of the week
1000 bales. The market opened at an advance of
2s@l2 as to qualities, but subsequently fell off,
closing quiet at an advance of an 1s@L on the
week. Sales to spectators $4,000 bales, and for
export 5000 bales. Sales Friday estimated at
$500 bales
BREApSruFFs.-The mari et is quiet. Richardson
Spence quote: Flour is quet-Western Canal
has declined 6d.-sales at 22s Ohio 23s. 025s. via
New Orleans 24s. Wheat is frm-Red slightly adj
vanced-sales at Gs. @6s. Cd. Corn is dull at 33s.
6f33s. Cd.
PROvIsIoNs.-The market is quiet and prices
generally unchanged
STATE OF Trade Manchester advices are I'M
favorable There was but little inquiry, and prices
were wead. Quotations barely maintained.
PRODUcE-Sugar is quiet. Prices are easier,
but quotations unchanged. Rice is heavy at Cd
decline. Rosin is firm at As. 614s. Cd. for common,
and lls.3d@l4s.6d. for fine. Turpentne Spirits
dull at 42s.Gd.
MONEY MARKET onsols 9GH @962a. Money is
abundant.
THE LATEST
LIVERPOOL, Saturday afternoon, p. NJ Cotton
closes dull. Sales estimated at 6 900 bales. Flour
is firm. Wheat is steady. Corn dull. Provisions
quiet
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BY TELEGRAPH,
Through WIN. FISHER 4 Son Stock and Bill Brokers'
No
REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL %
EXCHANGE.-There have been very few transactions
in Foreign Exchange, and quotations unchanged since
our notice of Wednesday last We quote Bankers Bills
on London, at 10S4 d109 Commercial do. 1OsAG1OsH ;
Paris, 60 days sight 5fl5 do short sight 510 Antwerp
5f15; Amsterdam Al 4; Bremen 70; Hamburg 36h
Cologne 30 Frankfort II Hd4lA
ALCOHOl--The market has been very quiet through
out the week and without any important transac
tOns to report We quote Western 95 per at IL
and in retail lots at 43ld 45 cts
BREAD-The figures for Bread unchanged. We
quote cts per lb for Navy ~ cts for Pilot, and 5k
for Crackers, subject to a discount for cash.
BEESWAX The market is quiet and unchanged. We
still quote it at 2Sd 80 cts.
BARK.-The mark has not been firm, and prices
have given way slightly. We quote QuercitrOn at
Sd $25 We note the export this week of - hhds anu
6,t2S bags, principally to Liverpool.
C0TTQN.--The demand this week has been fair from
spnners. We note sales of about 625 bales ordinary to
good mddng Upland and Gufat from 10 cts cash. to 1874
cts four months The market closes firm at an advance
of to p ct good qualities, and prices for all grades
may be quoted ct. higher than last week Stock on
hand, about 900 bales We now quotel
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BY SAMUEL J. sOPER x co.
TRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue of deer

TNRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue Of decree
IL of the Circuit Court for Baltimore City, the under
signed Trustee will offer at PUBLIC SALE, AT THE EN-
CHANGE, in Baltimore City on TUESDAY, the 4th DAY
OF MAY, 1858, at O'Clock, P. NJ, the PROPERTY
hereinafter described, subject TO A MORTGAGE FOR
THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS (S3,000) AND INTER
EST to the Savings Bank of Baltimore dated the 9th day
of February, 1856, and recorded in lber f. D. No 9S
FOlios PAL &c, and subject also to LEASE of said
premises William F. Jones, ESQ., dated September list
1857 for five years at 5000 per annum-payabe in quar-
terly ms ailments viz:
ALL THAT LOT OR PARCEL OF GROUND situate and
lying in the city of Baltimore. and described follows,
that is say: Beginning for the line the
feet easery from the formed by the intersection of
the south side of Pratt street and the east side of Charles
street. and running thence east binding the south side
of Pratt street, twenty-five feet thence south, parallel
with Charles street. eighty feet to alley twenty feet
wide thence west binding that alley twenty-five feet
to the corner lot formerly owned by James Calhoun and
thence NORTH and binding that lot, to the place of
beginning. Being the same ground which, by deed of
mortgage bearing date April the 3d. 1857 recorded in
Liber f. D. No IA fOlio 262 &C. of the land records
OF Baltimore CITY, conveyed by Edward Higgins and
wife to Joseph Crosby and John Beyan.
The IMPROVEMENTS consist of A -FOUR. STORY
HOUSE AND BACK BUILDING, recently put in thor
ough repair with all the modern improvements and now
used as first class restaurant, and A THREE STORY
FACTORY, on the alley
Terms of the Sale, Cash.
JOHN H. THOMAS, Trustee,
paul