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TIVE tS q KIP @ se ls, bJ eisven ip No m '
end and nine by nine inches square q the other end aud
Of ten feet from The eentGts the heads OF the piles
shall be squared ageoag e KS exeS Y D. KS ~ M Gy
square cns which shall be strongly fastened TO each Of the said
bs H used s be At least inches square bS gai
Al right angs ~ 9s caps a. G soe ero 'Re
with dragas QUO INCH sQnaEe by sixteen Inches long
best quality twelve INCHES wide less than three inches
thick and not less than teen feet ong they shall DC strongly
each end Of each plank and at each Intersection of
SIC That each and wharf sed for the landing and
discharge Of s,famo3 INIT aVf e. ,hfsG e az
e said inclined plane and adjoining the la row Of
receive cg eleven by eleven Inches square VI nine Inch
lemons ana Try a sor"re Wink sbai Je fstenea q tfs
Two caps distance Of five feet with screwhoits OF
he rows piles Of each inclined png shall be br9eed
every ten feet with ten BY tsn p o"Gs w sas az g
suitable agh and TINT each and every person who shall AZ
Zion ninth Of this ordinance shall repair and keep y good
conneced it'll the wharf whnyes SO accepted and taken
above rsfo1 a. rs ar@rd ffen that each aud every
OF 5 "hNIt oi a1 nfssassion AZ IN snre sInfI
cuse inc cd plane 70 be built at his o hgir expense and
h Keep Ne sane rs9s nn s o6 9es o'0s the whole o.
Ssc 6 Tint nj every whaue for the landing and
pe apart and fastened in stroag manner e n Pss
in diameter, that on the front q a Wa YIN y ltIeF
caps shall he placed, one on lever with le flooring OF th9
wharf and he otter iye lee a9oys low %aef nai sai
fene Shall be twelve by Twelve inches square anu % De last
the piles Of the wharf With screwp3Is one ana ha
in hneer and that each and every person o. PERSONS
who s accept and the OF Salq N aGo
with section ttnot this ordinance oha repair ana Keep
good order and condition during nc %nole o. saa Term 81
years and nine months SUCH eae pies ad lehae @ r.
90 now exist connected win !he wharf Or SO ncfrpel
and taken and S9s WITS ss y g ighhe,
caps above required ~ me lne OF "ctePlS ~" .Sis
possession Of snd VII # Or w,hres A oesel sheh may
each and person 50 accepting anu taKhs p me
same shall said fender piles and Tender caps 10 ne driven
and placed above required at ms or thei cos. @ nan
wears nine months
discharge Of steamships Tenders shall be uyeH az equal iS.
four piles by eleven inches square, strongly isentd
together the wharYes with at least x screw bolts Of one
snd half diamser that the four outside rows Of
piles Of each and whrt used tor the landn nj dis
fee; Win ten inch braces which shan he faslenedto e9eG
said piles with screw-hol q one men m ulnuels anu IN
said wSryes IL accordance with sect ninth Of this ordiuaure,
repar and keep IN good order and condition during the
and exist connected with The whErfor haEyes
no Tenders required the time Of accepting
failing e sans Az came NH, ied so@ sa % 5a SS
6s gFp h 5nms n good repair during the "no term Of 0aF
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-14
EXPORTS.
IIyERPooL-ship Levi woodDury-8loo

LIyERPOOI-Ship Levi Woodbury-3I00 bales cotton 23il
bbls flour, 25l0 slaves.
MATANzAS-schr 5 H Representatives. and 500 kegs Of
lard bb taJw 70 boxes pork, Il hhs hams 5JU bO
toes, 100 sacks
BRAZOS SANTIAG0-Srhr Barnard-75 bales and hhds
tobacco bbs -four ~ do pork, Dbl and II boxes bacba
ibis sugar ITO coffee 90 soap hams
lime 80 ale 1900 feet lumber iron 2Sl pkg mdse
lime, bbs whisky do liquor, casks bacon, hhds
hams rice ~ soap lcEs corn 10 do salt
coffee Y pkgs furniture. Y bNs mlse
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-14
Sgtpnina SnteLLIEsRta.

SATURDAY, August H. 1865
CLEARED YESTERDAY,
Ship Levi Woodbury. Bradford for Liverpool,
Schr S II Townsend, Lambert, for AIata2as,
Goldeubow ( Lesparre
Schr Eli Barnard Store Braz05 Santiago, Il PHelps
Scar Masth, Harrison, for Pensacola, j A Mitchell
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-14

Notice Is hereby given that on TUESDAY, the l1th inst
will aijudicate my office at T. O'clock AL The above
aulJ il t THEARD Comptroller.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-19

A free negro living on the free side of the
Ohio River, induced ten slaves in Kentucky
to attempt an escape from their master, agree.
ing to ferry them across the river, but the
negroes missed the place of rendezvous, and
were in consequence overtaken and recaptur-
ed by their owner, who would otherwise
have suffered a loss of $4,000 or $40, 900.
The woman, who had crossed to search for
the party, was also captured and lodged in
Jail.
A New York letter says IA comfortable
old Revolutionary cock died in Brooklyn, last
Thursday, at the consolslory age of l04. Da-
vd Davis was his name, but he hadn't much
station. He enjoyed pension, bat not ade
quate to his support, and for a few years past
had been fed and found by the kindness of his
friends"
A man in New Orleans resting on pow
der key was elevated twenty feet in the air
by it's sudden explosion, and, alighting in tho
river, was somewhat astonished to find him
self alive and uninjured.
A Cincinnati paper speaks of very elegant
female pickpooket :-"She rarely speaks to
any one is always quiet, gentle, smiling,
and genteel comes like sunbeam, and like
it, also, steals noiselessly away"
Last week. the wife of MIR. John Crosby of
Springs Station, Woodford County, KEN
lucky, eloped with young man named
Bush, carrying off her four children--two
boys and two girls, the oldest four years and
the youngest three weeks old.
A man named Mahoney, employed in the
Ames works at South Canton, was accident
ally caught IN shaft on Tuesday evening"
and was SO badly injured that he died about
six hours utter.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-19

NEW TBRRIToRiEs.-Bes the new terrific
ries which Congress has organized, three Others
are taking steps in the same direction. Arizona
has chosen delegate to Washington. who will
revive the bill for the government of this terrific.
ny, which failed to pass last winter. Dacotah has
organized itself, on the ground that the interests
Of the people would not permit delay, and will
now press Congress 10 grant the usual territorial
government. Superior, or 0ntonagon, has made
formal application to Michigan and Wisconsin,
to which States the region belongs, for perms-
sion to form an independent territory. If grant.
ed, the further development Of the scheme will be
urged upon Congress. The region has already a
population Of several thousands.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-19

The Washington correspondent of the Bos-
ton journal mentions rumor as current on
the Avenue, that Gen. Cass contemplated a
resignation OF the State Department, on ac-
count of the emphatic and contemptuous re.
pudiation of his doctrine of squatter sover-
eighty, by the Washington Union. The coun-
try could be insured at very small premi-
UNI, against the apprehended calamity. The
doctrine of squatter sovereignty has accom-
pllshed its purpose, and the Democratic party
has no farther use for it. Besides, it is no
novelty for the party to repudiate its prnci-
Piles. The administration has violated its own
solemn pledges it would be pity lift could
not take the liberty with Gen. Gass of yiolat.
ing his opinions. - Providence Journal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-19

INCREASE OF SLAVE PoPULATIoN.-In 1850
there were but two States, South Carolina and
Mississippi, which contained greater number
of slaves than white population. In Louisi-
ana the exceas Of white population was small,
and this will probably be overcome before the
next census. Wa have now before US the
CENSUS of the present year, of the four coun-
ties Of Claiborne, Natchitoches, Point Con-
pee, and Terrebonne, which in 1850 contain
ed l6, 6sS whites, and 22,562 slaves In 1858 the
same counties contain 225s0 whites, and 81.
233 slaves. Increase of 1902 whites. and 867l
slaves. Should the same ratio hold good
throughout the State, the latter already outnum
Der the former. In all the gulf States, owing to
the high price Of cotton for several years past,
and the great demand for African labor, the slave
population will doubtless be largely increased,
while some Of the border States will probably
show but slight increase, if anyiat all.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-19
The meeting then adjourned.

GOVERNOR BANKS, We understand, will arrive
in town on Monday morning, and stop at the
Lincoln Hause. He will not only address the
Teachers Convention in the evening, but will at
tend its sessions through the day. There will
undoubtedly be a large attendance of teachers
from all portions Of the State, and we would
again repeat the request, that those of our citi-
zens who can accommodate one or more during
their stay, to send in their names to A. l.. Bur.
bank, Secretary of the School Committee, at as
early period as possbls, if they have not already
done So
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-19

The New Orleans papers of Friday contain
details of the damage done by hurricane
which swept over portion of Jasper county,
Mississippi. The residence of Rev. Josiah
Moody, Methodist. located nine miles from
Paulding, was demolished, instantly killing
him and eight members of his family, and
wounding several others. The following
were killed:
Josiah Moody, aged 58 James Moody and
wife, and daughter, 10 months; Elizabeth
g. Moody, l6; Martha A. and George w.
Moody Alkaline and Sarah f. Moody, and
2 years.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-19

The Tribune correspondent sage the Secre-
tary of the Navy has ordered the steamers
California and Atalanta, now lying at tho
Brooklyn Navy Yard, to be got ready TO con-
vey Gen. Paez to Venezuela.
The steam canal boat Fulton, with Bur-
bank propeller, last week, made the trip from
Buffalo TO Rochester in twenty-six hours
This is the sixth trip this craft has made, each
time with full cargo. Her last load was
five thousand bushels Of wheat.
"Awful Gardner" the ex-prize fighter
was announced to take part in revival exer-
cses at tho DE Kalb Avenue Church, Now
York, lately.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-19

Iaet SIX commissioners and obtained treaty,
SUBSTANTIALLY the same as that obtained by
MI Harfls. The London Times is forced 10
acknowledge the benefit to England bv the
action Of the American Consul. 1t saws;
NV hen Lord Elgin arrived at Simoda. he
found Mr.. Harris in high spirits at having
completed his treaty, and the precedent gave
HIM an opportunity whereof he stood sadly
IN need. We must here-having recently
spoken in terms of complaint to our Amer-
can friends for sending their silest men upon
important Embassies-ac acknowledge that Mr..
Harris acted throughout these transactions
with frankness and courtesy worthy of the
representative of a friendly power. Mr. Har-
lis acted ike man who was stlong in his
own knowledge of the interests Of his coun-
try. Lord Elgin departed at once for the
anchorage below the capital, where he found
the American and also the Russian war
steamers
Since Mr. Harris obtained his treaty there
had been a Teactionary movement in Jeddo.
directed by the independent Princes and
hereditary mobiles. They had ousted the
Minister who signed the treaty, and Prince
Borlngo ruled again. But the apparition of
the British steam fTigates Furious and Retri-
button iniruding even upon the sacred seclu.
sion of the capitol, spread CONSERVATION
throughout the camp of the obstrucuves
We made no menances and used no threats,
but we fear there was something like the
pressure Of a force which was not altogether
moral puE upon these gentle Japanese"
such Is the history, in brief, OF the negotia-
ton which has at least brought Japan, with
Us dense population, in contact with ciyliza.
ton and Christianity. American commerce
and American enterprise, we trust, will not
be behind hand in securing the advantages
SO telicitously obtained .-Boeton Atlas
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-19

The FAMILY CHRISTIAN ALMANAC, 1859. Pub
lshed by the American Tract Society.
THE AMERICAN BAPTIST ALMANAC, 1859. By
the American Baptist Publication Society.
THE FAITHFUL PEoMIsER. VOL l8mo. Bos
ton Henry Hoyt.
This little volame contains exercises for every
day in the month, in which the soul is Taught,
whatever the encouragement, to look to the
promises and the Promiser, and to have faith in
them.
The BosToN SPEAKER. Being Collection OF
Pieces, in Prose, Poetry. and Dialogue. BY
Marcus A. Smith, A Nj. l vol. 24mo Bos-
ton I. A. Walkar
This is new aud well selected collection Of
pieces for defamation, &C., in schools.
All the above may be had at the bookstore Of
A. H. Ward & Co,
The same concern have also for sale very
neat. convenient, and useful pocket memoran
dun bOok-"The Physicians Visiting List, Di.
AIRY, and Rock Of Engagements, for 1885," ruled
for the purpose, with the proper headings, &c.,
with an almanac, and other useful matter.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-19

DESTRUCTION OF LIQUoRs.-A few days since a
woman, named McCabe, died in East Cambridge
from excessive drinking. The police ascertained
that the woman obtained the poison at a shop
kept by woman named Conlin. They proceed
ed to the place and demolished the stock Of IL
qaors, and broke up the establishment About
the same time they destroyed the contents Of a
iippling shop kept by John MAhan, and another
kept By one ConleY.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-19

A Observation-Disclosures and others doing
business upon Main street. will see the impropri-
ETY. of sweeping rubbish, and especially ,0aste pa.
per, into the street. 1t is getting to be nuis-
ance, and the flying Of paper about the street has
within few days frightened several horses. The
acting City Marshal very properly requests atten-
ton to this matter, and we hope the nuisance
will be abated
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-19

GREAT HoRss RAcE.-A double team race be-.
tween Ethan Allen and the celebrated trottng
stallion Lantern, took place at the Union Course.
Long Island, Wednesday afternoon. A dispatch
to the Boston Herald gives the following particu
lars Of the race
ETHAN drew the pole, and, after several false
stsrts, they got the word go Ethan having a
slight advantage at the score. Ethan was new
er headed BY Lantern IN the heat. They trotted
very fast to the home stretch, when Lantern
broke, Ethan having made no break at all. Eth.
an Tapped Lantern out the stand making tn heat
10 the extraordinary time OF 2:29 IL.
Second Heat-1hey scored eight or ten times.
Lantern fell lame, having cut his fore quarter.
Ethan got the word without Lantern, who was
dlstanced. Time not taken"
This is said to be the fastest time on record.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-19

DETROIT, Nov. IS. - Two murders wer
perpetrated in this city last evening. The
first was the result of an alteration on bonrd
the schooner Albatross, lying at the dock,
during which stevadore, named Daniel
Flynn, was shot dead by the captain of the
vessel
Later in the evening, John Miller, residing
in the upper part of the city, shot his brother
in'law, Peter Shanar, killing him almost in
stantly. In both these affrays, the offenders
are under arrest.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-19
Lnte and lnteTtHliss from rixoaa- 7m-
pcndlns AcraimILnr IL Annor,..


WAsHGNGToN, Nov. H.. Private letters
Just received here from Tucson. Arizona, by
the overland route, dated Oct. 9th. say that
a new revolution has broken out in Sonora.
against Gov. Peschiera, and in favor of the
hu!oaga government. 1t was believed that
this revolution would be successful.
Lieut. Mowry had returned from Guava-
mas and Tucson, and gone on a visit to The
gold diggings on ella river which are said to
be very rich. One hundred men were maxi
ing large wages there, and considerable ex-
element existed in Southern California on
the subject
The Apaches were again becoming trouble.
some having driven off considerable stock.
They were also giving much annoyance to
the Overland Mail Company, and had killed
one man and wounded another, almost on the
high road from Tucson to Tuebec.
An answer has been sent 10 the Collector
OF Mobile. in reply to his inquiry as to wheth-
er he shall give clearance to emigrant YES.
sells, but for prudential reasons it is for the
present concealed.
Information has reached here that large
number OF these adventures have assembled
but it is cartain that they will not be per.
mtted to leave for Nicaragua unless they sue.
coed in elpding the vigilance of the United
States officers.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-19

MOZART SOCIETY CoNoERT.--0 readers will,
we trust, not fail to fill Mechanics Hall tonight.
1t is rare to have a chance to hear the finest Of
Mozart's compositions for the church, sung by a
great chorus Of one hundred and forty voices.
And the admission fee is small enough for all to
afford to go, and take the family. One dollar
will admit eight
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-19

NewIOn's Cough BaIsaTsl for the relief and
cure Of Group Influenza, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough
Common Colds affecting the Lungs and air passages gen
orally. and long stan ling 0oughs-In these there is not
Its SUPERIOR and, while tits thus ecacous is perfect
safe to administer to all persons of all ages both az an
expectorant and as emetc,
TINS balsam was first compounded and used by the late
rof, Calvin Newton D.. with great success in an ex
enstve practice for many years. only needs to he once
tried to secure for it an unparalleled reputation.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by BUSH L
CO. Botanic Druggists "a Front street, Worcester Mass
mch25 deceit
Mrs, WiasiOw's Soothing Syrup fov
Children Teething This valuable preparation is tina
prescription Of Of the most experienced and skiful
nurses in New England and has been used with never
falling success In thousands Of cases
II not only relieves the child from pain but inygo aes
the stomach and bowels oorects ascdiy and gives tone
and vigor to the 7hole syatem
It will amot instantly relieve gripping In the bowels
and overcome conVulsions, which, if speedily rene.
died. end in death.
we believe it the best and surest edy in the world
all cases Of Disenery add Drrhoa ID children whether
1t arises from teethiag or from any other cause,
L7ok well for the genuine article with facsimile Of
CURTIS B PERKINS, New Fork, on the outside wrap
per, without which none is genuine
Prise 25c per bottle aud sold by Druggists throuVbou
be world. deod6wtf lei
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-19

Three men were killed at Brookvlle, Ind.
on the Sth inst, by the falling of the cupola
of new church.
Mr. Bushnell Fessenden of Jamaica. w.,
on wednesday night Of last week fell down
preciplce, while crossing Turkey Noun
TAM" and lay disabled till Sunday noon,
when he was found, more dead than alive,
by some boys who were looking for cattle. No
bones were broken, and he will survive.
Fifteen hundred tons of iron, large part
oil the remains Of the Crystal Palace, were
sold at auction in New York on Tuesday.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-19

After considerable discussion in which several
gentlemen participated, it was voted that the
City Committee be requested to call meetings in
the several wards to nominate ward officers, and
also to select three names in each ward, from
whom a selection for candidate for Alderman in
each ward respectively. shall be made by an ad.
journed general meeting at the City Hall, two
weeks hence.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-19

THE PANORAMA OF THE WHALING VOYAGE,
TO be exhibited at Mechanics Hall, on Saturday,
is unquestionably one Of tho best things Of the
kind ever seen in Worcester. 1t draws crowds Of
visitors, wherever its merits are known.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-19
&c Thou.nna en- a whaIlng vornge


Two Thouannd on n Whaling Vov,ue!
When it was announced Not b.an,,f,I 1od
correct Panorama of limo VoSana n,o ia
shortly be presented for exhibition in IibA.tv
Hall--a panorama painted in New York. exhib.
tied in Brooklyn and visited by five thousand
persons IN Fall RiveG-we believed that our citi
cons would turn out in goodly numbers, but VIC
had rs conception the excitement theIe was in
the community, and the anxiety among old
whalemen to fight the battles of the sea over
again. Had we gone among them, however. we
should easily have discovered the fact, as the
opening night told and the afternoon and even.
ing of Saturday confirmed
PRrn,v pvvut,c- I'm
Friday eveninp. Inn, hsfiro ,bo borr ad,o..i.
ed for the sailing of the EHz4beth Starbuck. the
people Gro wded around Liberty Hail. and As soon
as the Captains office was opened The Dassape
tickets hogan to sell as fast and even faster 1ban
the clerk could make change. When the honr
Of 4 arrived, Captain Williams, COMMANDER.
appeared upon deck to answer the repeated calls
OF an impatient audience. The curtain was then
drawn, and the Captain rapidly pointed out upsn
the chart OF the whaling grounds the route of
the vhaler from the lime she left Nantucket IN.
til she arrived at Otaheite, in the South Pacific
Ocean, with $500 barrels OF oil, ready Ia return
home. The curtain was then dropped and after
moment, again drawn, exposing to view Nan.
ALL reroad sniPplng, etc, SO natural nat
the correctness Of The view. IKE Captain ' now
commenced in earnest his delneatlons Of the
'"}aSei ana az tline' %nen ne entered upon the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-19
Gbs @alIg SIP.
FRIDAY. November 10. $50.
POsTPONEMENT.

rv-On account Of the nOn-eomPieton OF
mechanical arrangements, ana the uneN
pected absence of the senior k""'is"e''
-, ..S,,,,,, ,,tu not appear in Its new dress
Ill LIST December.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-19

CoRREoTIoE.-In our account Of the insurance
on the property destroyed by FIRE at Providence,
yesterday, the estate Mutual" occurs twice in
the Providence list. The first should have been
the "siater Mutual" $4,000. The Estate MI.
'ual' was $4,000.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-19

The Washington Star says the expenditures
for the Utah imbroglio, as far as made by the
Quartermaster Department, amounts to IS, 1872.
600.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-19

engine is needed for the security Of that city.
The ordinary "machnes" were not of much use
in the conhagration of the late four and Ave
story buildings
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-19

BoNNBR.-The Cincinnati Gazette in noticing
the bargain made by Mr.. Bonner of the New
York Ledger, says We know of but three no.
tables new that Mr.. Bonner can avail himself Of
to complete his corps. These are Richard Y ca
don, the great LaudatOr,' Daniel Pratt, the
'great American traveller and John Morrissey'
the great bruiser.'"