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New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11
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FINE ARTS.

.FRrF ENHtBfTTON
A ere collection Of on aud W,TEP COLOR PANTN5s nov
GVRXFYs No. 707 Broad~sv.
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v,l y Nv ihr sftehioo Of cnluosr purchasers
CURAEY's NV GALLERy
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open till 3 p
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PvBrIc School No. la-it WIS stated few days
since .hst upon removing tho od heating apparatus
from Public Scbool-louse No. IL, some u tie oesIs
joining the fiues we've found very much eharrea &,.
sppea-s that the building was formerly heated oy
stoyss cu each acor an in one apartment, where the
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

The ta'e tickets for the Festival in aid Of the Faud
of The Mount Vernon Association will commence on
Monday rext.
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Ladies you may find the most elegant variety o'
Old FAcLfsn OLCLOIH>, 10 aId s. per Nad az 70 i'
az oups si.e eth st. Cooper Institute. '" X HNkNs
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iAdvrTiis emeaLl
IInA-lAf.

NEW FINE AsT GALLERY, No I0I Broad
usv hrst buck N-gi Hotel fhot1 1sipE- Dasuer
re5l,pcs Mis,arcs ia Os &c. Sc Gallery open III p NJ
ioT Itt intpection.
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CITY ITEMS.

Be1DAI PARTIES GoING TO EURoPE--We are in-
formed that among the passengers for Europe by the
Arago, which sails to-day twenty brides and bride
grooM5.
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COURT on GENERAL SESSIONS 80 FaIDAy, Dec 10
Bs.nr. Recorder Bsps.RD.

william Rener was tried ior forgery in the fourth
4. srs. AL scgpi.ted.
Locker pesdee guilty 20 frsery 10 the @artb de-
sr s-4 tence dei-rred.
I Rccorder deoisd 70 rfsse the motion of oln.s ns1>d
oa s.orda IN John p Housonrsht aud John isks f,e
keevag bing sstsbu-nt al scn, back the afayiss
Ju.tc. Coluoy the purO.s ofoootnuins the eaaonson-
hchssi Downs tined ,0r shooting JCsspk 6aasn wtb
maze. - Baxtsr Nov l-eectiou day Doves
IJnsefns r ie Reyltlan parry He stacked By
large gf,y De- usary ~ Ia nosr snd dsoa
Of ae reuEg they agsin asaued III whers
rpo fred M h,Tres Of revolver among ten wiih5st do
g ary gry. 1sy then plt ~ closing
hila ns friend handed BIN gun which he aired At th.s
srs irnd frsG aso. OShsn severely ~oJEdel
The c-fei gns)lsr J4.hed IN .fdk hs
he csEg, Tho Esco1sr cGafgcd The jury vsry
ln;ss 1sr bat the l8ry asd syreed very sts
nosr n,.a Icy Into tcgrt aoa f,Gnd the rsouS
guilty bssF he III De
Last ssyOf ca
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FREELY GIVEN 10 THE POOR.-The poor 4

n,fdy f~drs from bad Colds Coughs % Ter lung
pIsrt. WIN receive e O. Mrs. G,VDsGR's upuysed
i,Dsx MEDICINE srsuiiously, b. application = "EEAs
PorfEK's No lji Wa,lirg gt)l.,t., oost 4.
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Abou. 30 ,uhs u cast and wrought iron, the la; OF
the ruins Of the Crystal Palace were sod on Thursday
b, auction the wrought averaging SO % ard the cast
;ro, ~ tun.
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GAdvertisemert |

wHraLFr wmsoS's SEWING MACHINES,
NJ. So Broadway.
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FsT.I AccrDrvr TO A PILor.-Coroner Connery
beld al inquest on Friday, At No ao Pike street,
upon tie body Of John Henderson, 9 plot, who
was kad while On dsty on Ttnr'isy sAernson
Il appears th,, deceased Will. engaged in pilc.ins
tchoorer ou.s:le Of Sandy HOOK, attempted to s,ep
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

We ask attention 20 the sermon 70 be preached by
Dr.. Prime on sabbath evening, in d.. Alexander
cAuieh. for the City Tract Society.
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fAdgel tsement.I
rrr MrT,IJIr' TABLET STROP- Invented by

Gro SArNpgss A. D. Islj- This the genlioe article h,'
been .quad for producing the keenest CoJe edge 70
razor Can b. obtained q the subscribers AID sole
e., j. l. 5. sAuADERs No. Astor House.
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NEU-JERSEY ITEMS.

JERSEY CRY MOUNT NrRsoS Associations.
the recent organization Of this Asso,cistion by the
la1es OF Jersey City they have collected the sum o
81 800 %. Received from Hiram Lodge No. II, So
from Varick Lodge No. 81, +. \. NJ C., 80. rots,
=, ,l2O -6. Expenses, el3. The balance, - iO' 20
has been transmitted 70 the Nice-Regent by the
Treasurer NJ. l.. Williamson.
Accmrsr.-A girl named Ann lhvarj, residing in
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irrm tie ve,sei 70 Toe s,esG-idg Irh' which
wss to~i,s hsr tl' made n.-'er art FL De,Eeen
tie vessel, ss- sss c--sred 70 death TIE cecsased
has beel rsce,t u. lhz s,ven,A Wsr1 for up~Ari OF
81 lsyes,s--cu'irc winch rirs hs IA beeu pl . Aod
tsros .Jse olrc Of ne Hd t. his los. tn,
CorcIeIr jay Itudsled vsi'ict o ac,iieltal t-sh.
hr Hetdersor Va, o. ,ear. Il sge. and thu eldest
pls. in te po,r he con .s>ou da'iog ba,k - 1872.
HIS iureral vii tsse p'Gc- from - ste residence No.
- r.e ssreet, to-Iao 10, Gi p.
RTu FsT,rg The following ssles of real estate
were made suction, Yesterday, by a9r'en H. Muller:
FSr.e 80, r. ~ ~ uivisior s'sei3 ...'f5 70
fier.e and lot No 81 Dssicu tf-r. Z5s- .-...... 80
House snd 10; ~. ? james 'ti-' go
CrrrISG rP RoFsE MEAT.-0n Thursday aoer'
roou Oac.i Cs. Z ire TSru- ssco-f Pr '-1i. ~is 40
@ ser ncuse sior sns ~ B. Fortv he
Rver ..d that her husbald. Cornelius suyAn raj o.
L-.r ,td srr ssiasra tai She ssd ta- ''aca
oH IN, t-,n Il u" aar q va, ~ 5- soa "a. .l-
say IL The hors- oteer Ca'tf,l Prooeed'd VITA
ier the house and uPou eufeirg urd IT, h. A. Ar and
t;ess the atcs suceph,u nausas sssia'.s s21i p,
u. pen ta- i"r "rf- s,I'p-sis lolINs - m - -.
vls p4ose they hsd been .updd l., aprear Va ohcr
Couers sdiol-nE room erJ'yus pp1 Aiief ais
j, arr-r MaTsc Police Cour snd corm:ted pon oy Jss
tee o acse1bult 70 sn.Tertce charge ei 'ig'2s 's of
Wsrden sid I1-pecor of ,sahte House were notified sod
ths Of Lie alIa- removed 70 Barren Island
y-xKsHor KrrPrRs RrcrIyISG SrorsS PRoP-
rRrY-P Php rn s-d ts fc boEsLt for, the MaYof
Iofs n ip .rr1,t q sm.H By, aaed gao
TIE ptss j,6s-hor NJ, o1 DslsHe' tfe T. AHd os
t.e a. ye oGrlse t.. May, took ih, ce--e Too them.
IIugi Niece. ns'iye of Iceland. rs years Of age,
died Friday II MS Iesidu'e No t. ChsrTy from n9e'
rec. by g - ais car Al t1iles WI D.
Lt.d .pou The body today.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

,,mc rice Of extracts from his Journal in which be
,o,cribos. in fauk, ohraud maurer his yarion' a.
ventures al soo, and ia foreign lands lis ns1at'ves
possess the interest OF experience, and contain
fund Of Information which, though rather OF an'e9t
date, II by no mean destitute Of value. Tie approval
a Die work by the reading public Is sufficiently =
te-tied by tie demand Cor a third edition.
TIP HONE MONTHLY. f3led by Nr. H. =. O. lsty'
sud sfa c. H. GlLBeasLgLts. NJ J. b.. s.' ",'l,''
Tie Magazine entitled The Homo, scquIoO TO-
rtsou for subtauta merit, under tue elaTse o' Ihe
.iess of this periodical which is he'eaef - receive
her exclusive attention. /; is intended az domestic
iorpal Of high character devoted to SOUND literature
uotular Information, and the encouragement e-pe-
csJly. Of female education. Tne number no" issued
shows faithful and iadicous edor'hp, aud an atrac
t-ve abia of contents.
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tAivcrii.emsEi.l

GRAND SPECTNt LAR IAN iONiNf'-A Hiualchi
Flrce; a. eitrs irg 8sle, Actba, Scs' pi1ces, Sc
70 BE- prcseat.j THs AFTERsOOS sui kYENsG oy tos-
little sIis,'s fte LAFlsToHs SKI AAOtrE % NhL-
uKES BABSVs's MUsFUN Ihis Is Qius the srect.ons
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BROOKIIN COURT OF sEssfOyS-Doc. i0-BefJre
I14.e Neuef. H. y.tt.. t9UoSssud 4

judge Ncsss J..il.s tssNoSS and schooSaAkEs-
Jsu. HGm..ton was laced Oh tral yesterday on the
chaszs Of rsnt srsny n e.s, 'sl.~e f'om he h,S's
Ass fsg Tao defendant and co.ofcd s naned May Inns
wed aooh II III SoGiA ferry %. svsns hsy
ing bss.st sIyewsIs asir p .sssson Mr. Jafrss Be-
eEie, he fer ssster su.peesef that ,ts property ~sS
s,o.n and them H. subsequently,
.an I'd valued 10 hAa been stolen tro tao
1ous. P.eepoI. s,ieet and ress,fcf TO tho
owner N. gr psset guilty a. the 'ss. Tern, snf
70 n. Y.n~atry. Tue deteItu. denied tDs
e And .se u gil ad aided her % ts
,1 a. 4r 10. kfoins .ne articles were stolen Her
deet e. ucy ths.t lot Ce.Ds proved tie JgIy
rr,.l. >. - u 4 wsre d.cbsrgsd-
Ii,rv ID ~, uist chsrge of co1tuir
,.t "a 1t - Ais ", tes..ei Eat tls
- -. - Z e iears htreen and ls Oclosk
S.r ofle. tosEd han cd stA a. the 10
R Ia. Crld. sLs ~. etsr p.Dw .ecl D threw
r5e 80 Is took work ghch had hsen doing
:. tt.,y :. - Sac a<r L. sad :.
tsrp h. CT shc trcsi her way is, however when 10
tnsss down ayIg sT1cs Der thee tres. The Jvy
krou.L: IL q ssg1sc. u s-.J a. ..s e.fai 1t-r s,1a~
hGyag prc is TIE CsFt not - 10 10 Hxe sSa.
.u.aes pcncsG. Dyoe ~c.. sEo~n Ia thf f~1t ~
,o1x l. .Le -.l.g-s osg.sen.a H-ia s.scto- case 49,
Wna. GseSer p's sded IIlty 70 lrtokr-toz IN pe 10
s,it tasd eli 81 or " rsnd ecnm TED iot 'sa
W. Inn oi3 wa srv.ctes Gay. Iss fot .asAi..
"a Estsiy uyoa Abrhll EIsortS ~s' ts,t b 70 stay
harLa was .sISEc.i the PsltsniAEy ~ dftJ aays
oTtsr made ~ n. C1r. niS'.-S -.e y - 'a
e. CsiiLq-e.t Jurors
TEe ce--s 40 osfDsd VI, Ths rsdsy next
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to- son for trs. Eliot sad tb.tL, ovaoi III, hor.o
apd wagon.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

TIE WrsT BROADWAY HoMICIDE.-Coroner Hills
commenced inquest on Friday upon the ooiy OF
Christopher Callsshsn, who was fatally stabbed on
Wednesday Afternoon while fighting with Michael
Forrest at the corner Of Wes; Broadway aad Worth
street. pos. morteIn examination OF the body was
made b. Drs. Finner and Ferguson who fond three
wounds or tie boiy-one on the anterior portion Of
the chest al two the pos,ericr psr, Of the neck
One Of the wounds in Tie neck had penetrated 20 the
fh cerc vertebrs and the other nearly 10 the same
pscs. The wound in The chez; wes between the hcst
All second ris-tAs passed through the edge Of the
rsh, lurg tie .fsrdium and root Of the aors, csus-
irc fatsl hcmorhsge ani ccneequer, desth. After
the e,snlins.ion was concluded, tina inquest was si
ioarued to 10 o'clock this morning, when the testimony
os rer.ons who witnessed the homicide vii be taken
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

relieve ,,s b., detail 90 FRIDAY. TIE ssh Dec. At .
a. II ard vii proceed n Camp Ws.h1g'"n Sis,.n
Island. for onty under to command Of Lent. Got.
Jd a l.. BeldiI.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

WHOLESALE ARREST OF F,sHIoSAEGE ALLrGED
SpoPIJrIrno. Yesterday of ornoou, three rather
iashionably dressed females il a. L. Stewart &
Co.'S dry goods store, on Broadway, and attracted
some attcn, IN from the fact that it seemed h,d TO
suit their fashionable fancy aud were just about leav-
ing without making any purchase when tho clerk OBJ
served one OF them slip piece Of silE, valued at 50,
beneath her dress. The clerk said nothing, but fol-
lowed them out, and observing detectives Farley snd
Slowty rear tie store lie called them over and gave
the three women in charge. The officers recognized
them as well.known shOplters, and they were locked
up a. tie Police Headquarters, where they gave the
names Of Mary Cornell, AIN Fallen and Elilabeth
Moore. Tie officers taen returned to the store to gain
particulars in regard to the matter, and, while there,
Detective Slowey observed two suspicioaslookins
femaes, dressed in the hight OF fashion, whom he
knew to be shopliiters. After watching them fer
short time, be saw one of them clip piece OF fancy
six worth $40, into capscous pocket in front OF
her drcss. The two women were taken into custody,
and gave their names as Anne Gay and Mary Ann
Smith. They a.o locked up a. The Police Head
quarters.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

A Co1orrD GFvrLrM,S IS BAD CosPASY.-On
Wcdne sd.y night, William Lipscomb, resident OF
Wsnsbursb, cane 10 this city TO visit sone friends.
The time passed so agrceably that tho honr had waxei
late before the gay William arose to depart. William
lid not exactly feel Ike going home aud 10y way Of
kilog time and at the time ioyng himself a.
the smallest ssbe cot, rep irei to dance house in
Laurns street, where he made tie acquaintance Of q
young sable damsel who persuaded him to accompany
her 10 Ter residence, in West Broadway. Tne hour
lad nov got % late that William concluded TO remain
in Il city the remainder Of the eight, ali scc)rdiag7
went to bed alone in the upper part Of the house. He
al, ges that lie had no, ben long asleep before be was
aroused by terrible humping az his door, and in
few moments thereafter the lanilady, Mrs. Rudoey
ass Brown, crterd his apart nent With large knife,
which she 6ourished in mos, alarming manner, and
wanted to know why he dared 10 intrude himself IN
her house. la this way the woman frightened the
poor man nearly out OF h.s wits. Soon after his
courage oozed out at MS finger ends when the door
was opened, and another col0red man, calling himself
Charles Miller, entered apd expressed biz readiness 10
,ake the part Of the nsGl.ei ands3y. William states
that lie was 20 frightened that he surrendered, where
upon The landsdy seized his w.;ch ard chair valued a,
sl00 and appropriated /, ~ way Of compro1n sing the
insult Officer Fled OF tie Fifth Precinct, after
arrested Miller and yesterday morning Justice Osborne
committed him to prison for examination Mrs. B'oxn
succeeded in escaping, and is still q, large.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

AccIDEsT.-A girl named Ann ii ward, residing IN
Grove street ie down stairs Thursday een, add
taiLtd fracture c. one OF her arns.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

HUH Niece. ns'iye of Iceland. b years Of age
dies Oh FRIDAY u MS residence No 6 Ch-ryst from inurie
re-. by bong over y ais car Al iniues VII
Ltd lpou The body today.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

Tie Wiyamstrryh Ferry Company hsvs conpro
missed with Ms. Bi,hop. whose husband W., klle.
recently of their boats b. paying her ;he .lI
Of $50.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

IVCySpARY FIEEs.-An u1finisbed bgiliog in
FrspAu sYenue, and another In Ryerson street, were
set or a'e 90 thursday afternoon. The dansGc was
trifirg. TIE perpetrators are supposed t) b. mis-
cLi,yous boys.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

RE,0y.L or TIE USIrED STATrs CRovH CORR
C1IRKs OFIIcE On Thursday. Me'-r4. Keuueath
G. Wine, and RcAard +. Stillxel the Clerk. OF the
Urited states Crcu. Court, removed 10 the.r new
quaiicrs il the United States Court bulldog in Cham
bers street.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

FRrIGHT BY U,TIEv R,uRotD.-Tne FIRE at the
Depot of the Harlem Raioad Company, cofaer Of
White and Centre streets, which occurred the 10th
inst, vii cause interruption to the reception Of
freight which VI. be received as usual.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

REcoITRISG.-The boy Pr.rick Smith. who Wa
stabbed by another lai Sunday night last, WAS T.
proved much 70 be out of lsnse:. Joan IIo,sn,
VT j, charged sth sts,oirg hun, has no. y.t oesn
arrested.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-11
THE WORCESTER spy.


DAILY PAPER.-FOUR DOLLARS year PAYABLE al
ways IN ADVANCE. Alsubscrpt,ns discontinued at
the expiration of the Term paid for.
WEEKLY PAPeR.-Prics two dollars a year: 81 for siv
months, and so enIs for three months II paid strictly
advance. SIZE year, single copies cents each.
RATES FOR ADVERTISING
lI4e square the space occupied by 100 words or IL
ength
IN DAILY.
One square, day 5Oc days Toe; three days sI
-FOUR days $l2Oi one week $780, weeks 81 so; each
subsequent week 7bc; months sc (net ak months
$40 (net year SIC (net).
One half square or less day 4Oc; two days SOC;
three days I6o week ST. weeks 81 75 each sub
equent week 4Oc three months S4; six months $7 one
year $40 ~
scounts will be made upon six months bill at the rate
OF 10 per cent on So Is per cent $40 20 per on
rs to 500.
yearly advertising" at s2b per square per snuum
Manageable not often than one a week But yearly ad-
Tertisers viii be confined their ordinary ultimate bus
ness advertising and the ordinary style of display
All other advertisements from them will be charged the
usual rates.
One square, one week 75c three weeks sl each after
Insertion 2Oci six months $5i year So One half
square or less one week 60ci one year So No yearly
sdyertising"in weekly except by special contract
Discounts will be made the above in the same
ratio as advertisements in the Daily.
SPECIAL ADVERTISING IN EITHEh PAPER.
Messengers notices $3.50; Assignees' notices 81 5O
Executors or Administrators notices Of appointment
Sl5oi Probate notices. ordinary form, 9l25 All other
legal notices 25 per cent advance from ordnery rates. or
S2b per square of IL lines, charge this descip-
lion o. advertising being less thaf 81
Special Notices so per cent advance Of the ordinary
rates.
Notices Of Political and other meetings conventions
viii be charged at the usual advertising prices.
Religious notices. cards Of Acknowledgements from oler
gymea aud the like, 5Oc per square.
Marriages and deaths gratis Notices Of funerals Csc
All obi uary notices additions Of any kind to the
simple announcement of deaths and marriages charged at
the Of rate Of &c a line
All transient Advertising and all from abroad unless
accompanied by satisfactory ocal reference, must be
paid for in advance.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-11

THE EMBEzzLING CAsH1ER.-We learn that
the amount embezzled by the defaulting CASH
Ter of the Bank of Brighton, has been ascer-
tanned to be $4,000. The wonder is that
suspicion was not awakened long before the
exposure by the habits of this man. He
sprung from the humbest position into an af-
huence almost as mysterious as that of Alad-
din in the story book, and Jared more su mp
tuously than his ostensible means warranted,
and yet he was permitted to grab to the above
extent We learn that he has been dismissed
from the church OF which be was a member,
Saturday Evening Gazette.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-11

MODEST CONNECTICUT DocroR. The
Mayor received yesterday a circular letter
from Il. Johnson, of West Killingly, Conn.,,
setting forth the merits of certain cholera
preventative, asserting that it had driven the
cholera out of Europe. He accompanied the
circular by letter, in which he speaks of
Quarantine as contagious disease, and tells
the Mayor that having driven the cholera
from Russia, he is anxious to perform a SINH
lar service for the city of New York, and will
sell the recipe for the preventative for $1,000.
de closes by saying: "You will please send
the $1,000 by Adams Express, OF check on
the Windham County Bank of Connecti-
cut."-N Y. Express.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-11

The attention of the public is particularly called at
this time to the sale Of
35 PAINTED CHAMBER SETS,
beautifully 1rnamented in various styles and colors,
which will be sold at ess than wholesale prices Ihave
also just received an invoice of
TOLMAN'S AIR SPRING BEDS,
decidedly the hest Spring Beds in us and Just the thing
for this hot weather. Also,
LIVE GEESE FEATHERS AND CURLED HAIR,
which will be made inc Beds and Mattresses to ORDER II
desired, and warranted to be as represented. or
REFRIGE TORS,
have hand good assortment Of different sizes
an6 of both the old and improved patterns which will
be sold at greatly reduced prices have also for sale
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT.
which insures cup of delicious coffee that is free from
grounds and which cannot fail to Recommend itself to
any who likes that beverage made in the best
ner.
TO HoUsEKEEPERs AND ALL OTHERS,
cordial invitation is extended to examine my goods and
learn the prices at VIII III they are offered
NEVER MIND
what other dealers say when they tell you this secl
ond hand establishment that you Will fl nd nothing bu
second hand goods Hoods, but aud for your
seVes and you will learn what others have learned before
hat you can buy
Better New Furniture of every description;
Better New Wooden and Painted Carpetngs,
Better New Crockery, Glass and China Ware;
Better Britannia, aud Silver Plated Warei
Better New Tea Tra9s, and Table Cutlery,
Il tier Window Shades and Paper Hsngngs,
for less money than any of those establishments where
false representations made for the purpose of trying
to nj jnopolisg the trade.
The reason why my goods and can be sold cheaper
Is because roy expenses less than those Of any other
store othe kind doing the amount Of business and
] am willing to customers many hours for
the money any other man; therefore invite all
WHO wish for good barga aims fair dealing and good treat
nent to the Peoples General House Furnishing Estab
shment, 226 22S, $50, and 232 Main street, that they
NAV udge for themselves II these things not So
lego dawu J. u HOOD Proprietor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-11

The subscribers Offering to the public the bes
substitute fcr metal slate roofing before offered
cheaper and durable Roofing cannot be found.
II is Perfectly FIRE proof and endures the severity Of
snmmers heat and winters cold, without melting or
cracking This Roofing be put with perfect safety
over boards plank tin, shingles steep fat roofs
Two coats Of the Mastic old tin roof will make
as good SO new and for preserving tin roof is far
superior 10 paint d, w. JOHNSON 4 CO.,
successors TO saxby johnson, 4 Co.
OGce and Mandatory, Suffolk street, east Of Nathan
Washburns Rolling Mil, Worcester. Mass
REFaRsoae, -Wm. A. Wheeler, Amos Whitney, Dem
mis- h Lee, Charles w. Freeand, n. P. Moody.
fvTQ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-11

NEW MOVEMENT OF THE SPIRIT RAPpERs.-
We understand that the Spiritualists con-
template petitioning the Legislature of Mass
achusetts, at lite next session, for grant of
money-from three to seven thousand dol
lars,-to enable them to "employ scientific
men to inquire into the mysteries of Spirit
uallsm." They say that the State is pledged
to the education of the people, and this being
an educational measure the Commonwealth
cannot refuse to grant the prayer of the petit
tloners.-Boeton Courier
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-11

BOGUS BANK BILLS IN Circulation.
York. Nov. 8. Fifty thousand dollars in bills
OF the bogus concern, called "New England
Bank of Paramount, Me-" have been put in
circulation by several Wall street brokers.
Jethro w. Underhill was arrested yesterday.
The bills are signed +" E. Rlttenhead, Presi-
dent" and &C. Martin, Cashier"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-11

A GOOD BAReAIN.-Mrs Hatch, the medi-
UNI, has arranged the difficulty with her hus-
band She gets 500, and they get rid of
each other.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-11
our custom Deparment,

Also in the Second Story provided with very exten
and most attractive stock Of Cassmeres Doeskns,
Cloths and Vesngs, suitable for every quality and de
soption Of Clothing, to which will be added the various
styles Of goods they appear in marhet-
For the large patronage which has bestowed upon
this department Of business we are duly grateful and
we shall exercise best endeavors TO merit the apIroba
ton and patronage Of friends and the public in the
future and we respectfully solicit the same.
s74 d&Wtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-11

"Mr. Trims" said wag, show do you
keep your books :" "Oh, by double entry"
"Double entry how's thati' "Oh, easy
enough; make one entry, and father makes
the other"