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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-10
. LATEST NEWS.
Additional from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF TIE mAMMoNIA

New York, Aug. 9.-The steamer Ham,
monia, from Southampton July 10Th, has ar
rived here. der news does not add much to
what is already known. We give few items.
The Italian Question.
In statement Of what has been agreed on
between the two Emperors, it stated that they
will unitedy ask the Pope to introduce in his
States indispensable reforms. Baron Maune-
val has arrived in Rome with letter from Ma
poleon to the Pope His Majesty is said in his
letter to urge the Sovereign Pontitf to favor
conciliatory reform. The London Times says
that Prince de la Tour d Auvergne, French
Minister at Turin, has gone to make the Holy
Father acquainted with the Emperor's wishes
as to the new arrangements in Italy The seat
of the Confederation will be at Rome, and
there seems to be no doubt that the Pope will
accept the Presidency but the terms on which
it is to be accepted are still under discussion.
TURIN, July 23d.-A runlor is current, that
the Sandman Commissioners in Tuscany Mo
dena and Parma, will be Immediately recalled.
Already at Parma, Modena, Florence, and
Bologna, the people are assembling for moral
resistance, while the cry of " to arms !" rises
all over the country. Garibadis headquarters
are at Loverre. A Turin paper says that the
riiemen of the Alps are $4,000 strong, and that
men continue to be enrolled.
An important omission occurred in the
Nova Sc0tlaS news III the account OF the
draft of Count Walewski's plan for the Italian
Confederation. The State of Yenetia was
ommitted for which it appears that the En-
peror of Austria is to have two seats in the
Federal Diet.
Other Matters.
The London Times correspondent says that
a fierce battle is now being fought in Vienna
between the Retrogrades and ReformeCs.--
The Madrid journals of the 18th state that
the authorities Of Seville have arrested several
conspirators belonging to a conspiracy for
causing an instruction.
A cable from Chios to Sigliajik has been
laid, and from the latter place to Smyrna the
line will be completed in about week.
A telegram from Belgrade announces that
Prince Miosch had cast into prison six of the
Senators. The English and Austrian Consus
protested against this actOf tyranny
The London Post says I'VE have heard to-
day, on very high authority, that the Emperor
Napoleon will, ere long, reduce the naval and
military force of the Empire.
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A MODERN RoMANcE--Over month ago
an independent farmer named Marwood Gil'
bert, living Yarmouth, G. W., eloped with his
wifes sister on the morning of the day she was
TO have married one Henry Lecke. The
friends of both parties were in n terrible puck
er, but made no pursuit. About a week ago
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WONDERFUL SERMoN.-Baron Yelverton,
when Chief Baron Of the Exchequer in Ire
land, went Lent Circuit, and one of the as
size towns happened to be a place of which
one Of his college contemporaries held the liv-
ing; at his own request, Chief Barons rev.
erened friend preached the assize Sermon
The time being the month of March, the
weather was cold, the judge chilled, and un-
happily the sermon long and the preacher te-
dious. After the discourse was over, the
preacher descended from the pulpit and APP
preached the judge Sinking and smiling,
looking fully satisfied with his own excrtons,
and expecting to receive the compliments and
congratulations OF his quondam chum. "Well,
my Lord, he asked, 'and how did you like
the sermonF' ooh, most wonderfully" re-
piled Yelverton, at was like the peace of
(iod-it passed all understanding; and like
his mercy, thought it would have endured
forever"
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no LADY INVALIDS. AND SUFFER-

= ERS FROM CHRONIC DISEASES GENERALLY.
The Eeetro-plrcnopathic Institute open daily nom 10
A. Nj. to 7. NJ for the treatment Of Chronic Diseases
both by the application OF Electricity and the Prescrp
ton Of original and eficacl0ns remedies
Confirmed Inyads, suffering nom Female Complaints,
Muscular Debility, Neuralgia and Rheumatic Affections,
Kidney Complaints, and Weakness and Affection Of the
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Fnll particulars may be obtained by addressing line to
the Institute above and ladies may rest assured they
will meet only the most competent medical advisers Of
eacy 10 complain 70 ordinary physician Consultation
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Fatal Accident. .

PHILADELPHIA, Aug "a small boat con-
tanning six persons, was run down opposite
Poplar street, this afternoon. -Four of the in
mates were drowned and the Others severely
injured.
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Erie Railroad romnanu

New YORK, Aug. 9.-Judge Mason of the
New York Supreme Court granted the motion
for the appointment of a receiver Of the New
York and Erie Railroad
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Auttlons.
POSITIVE AND PEREMP-

POSITIVE AND PEREMP-
fesIrS1nezaN TORY SALE OF PIANO FORTE, AT
WR " AUCTION.-PUTNAN q CLARK will sell
~ O-at Public Auction, at their Rooms, l45 Main
street, on TUESDAY, Aug. 8, at 10 A. M, new Piano
Forte, octaves Rosewood Case, fall round corners
This sale will present opportunity for some one to get
fine Instrument at low price. Now ON exhibition and
can be tested at any time previous to sale dts au4
4 UCTION SALE OF COTTON FAC
"A TORY &C.-Will be sold at public auction at New
Boston. Connecticut, on WEDNESDAY, August lIth,
at O'Clock p. NJ, A COTTON MILL, with 50 Looms. and
other machinery for the manufacture Of Print Cloths
The Mil is 40 IS feet. half brick, the other half
wood with large brick boarding house and three small
wooden tenements.
Also, Grist Mill and Saw Mill, and about II acres Of
good and good power for at least $50 looms, and
by little outlay in improvements sufficient powe could
he had for 800 to 800 looms, having all the Qunnebaug
River This property is located in the pleasant village OF
New Boston, 81 miles from the Webster Depot On the
Norwich and Worcester Railroad, and the Southbrdge
Railroad will pass very the Mill when completed.
This property is we'll worthy the attention of manuiac-
turers. The sale will be positive to close concern.
Terms liberal and will be made known at the sale, For
further particulars inquire of FRANCIS FISHER, Bos
ton, or FREEMAN FISHER, DCdham dts aus
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

rzS Single copies of the DAILY or WEEKLY SrY, wrap
ped or otherwise, may always be found Publication
Office, Printers Exchange. Foster street
OLD NEWSPAPERS for sale at this office,
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In Auburn, n Y. Aug. s. Chaes Porter, formerly of
Hartford Conn, and prominent Wing pollution, and
postmaster in that city.
In Elcott's Mills Nd. July 20, Mrs Amelia Shjpley
90 She had been member of the Methodist Church for
seventv-five years.
In Chester Pa, July 2, Rev. Levi Bull D. D. one of
the oldest clergymen of the Protestant Episcopal Church
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A PRINTING OFFICE FOR $lO!
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In this CITY, Aug. O. Rev D. W. Faunce J. p. wexer,
Jr to Nadine L. White
In this city, Aug s., by Rev. NJ. Richardson William
Wilson to Louisa A. WoodcOck all of this CITY: DIR. II.
W Buxton to Lydia NJ Harrington, both of this city.
In ANNAPOLIS, Ind, July 3. James Buchanan Henry,
nephew and private Secretary of the President the
daughter of Col Joseph H. Nicholson, of Annapolis.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

MEG MICS ALL !,
Il ONE NIGHT ONLY.
Wednesday Evening, August TO-
Return Of the World Renowned, Original and only
GEO. CIIRISTY MINSTRELS.
GEO. CHEIsrY & r. NJ. IIooLEY. Proprietors
= G. CAMPBELL. Musical Director.
aus dat LOUIS A. ZWIsLER, Agent
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BORN,


BORN.
-, In West Boylston, Aug 8, daughter to Bcrtrar
Hinds Esq.
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Saetu advertisements,

+ OST-In this city, on the 9th inst. pair
favor on the owner by leaving it at this office DIT aul0
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SALISBURY MANSION SCHOOL,
T EICESTER ACADEMY
TWICE THE TINE

- Term will commence THURSDAY, August IS, and
continue fourteen weeks. The arrangements very
perfect for giving thorough Instruction in all branches
heretofore taught. Nearly
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VHE GREAT IMPROVEMENT FOR
n RAISING WATER,

Can be seen at the WALDO HOUSE,
This Day and Wednesday.
PATENT RIGHT DEALERS AND MECHANICS
can purchase rights to manufacture at gerry reasonable
rates All invited to examine this great improve
ment TEAL Il co.
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EE-35-53[A " y W AUONO FUN
EfNEAx1$9 SALE-0ne good Grocery Wagon.
nsETHl1SAdY SE&1Iz and one good Family Wagon both
nearly new, for sale low. Inquire
Of 5. l.. STAPLES,
jy30 diff II Foster street.
DRESERVING JARS.-A supply of Ma
Il sons SCREW TOP Glass Jars-the best Preserving
Jar in the marketfor sale wholesale and retail at
ufacturers prices, by VIM. o. SWEET,
aul diff 1856 Main street.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-09-30

RosN-We have change of consequence to report in
this article. The arrivals appear be unusually light for
the season. and the stock of all grades held here at present
exceedingly small There derate business done
in the early part the week but Monday there has
been demand, and the market has ruled quiet
all qualities We quote sales for the week follows Thurs
day. bbIs Common 81 224 for large bbls Friday L.
367 bbs No 81 so to SO so, and 500 do Pale at 81
Saturday, 500 do. NO. at 81 Is per 80 bs and $50
No 81 37 to 81 IS and Monday 600 do. Common at
81 20 for large This morning price of Common
has declined and 600 bbs sold at 81 Is for large bbs
TAR-Has been brought in sparingly for time past,
and the market almost bare There fair enquiry from
shippers and parcels would sell readily at quotations Only
lot of 10 bbls received and sold at 81 10 per bbl
BEEF CATTLE-None worthy c. note have been received,
the market at present poorly supplied with beeves
There brisk enquiry from butchers and for prime
e high figures could readily be obtained In the absence
of sales quote nomnay at 81 to 81 cents per h. for
grass fatted
BARRELs-The market for empty Spirits Turpentne bar
res continues without material alteration The demand is
light and note moderate stock in first hands. We
quote only small sales of second hand at 81 so 81
So, 80 days.
CoTToN-One small lot sold in the early part of the week
cents for good middling and another Wednesday
for do do Little Offering and the
ket rules quiet at quotations in table
CORN MEAL-There fair enquiry for country ground
and very little if any arriving; market poorly supplied
We continue last weeks quotatons$ to 81 05 per bushe
in quality.
COFFEE The market is very we'll stocked with nearly all
descriptions and merely retail business has been done
during the week. We refer table for store rates.
FIsH-The arrivals Muets have been rather better du
ring the past week, and there moderate supply
store About 3 bbs. received and sold IS so to IS 81
for PINE and 81 80 for oak bbs See table for prices
Maekerel SC.
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FURNITURE: EURNITUgE::

AS COMPLETE AN ASSORTMENT AS CAN BE found
city, and cheap for cash, offered the in
spection of the public No TO- Front Street. Wilmington,
N c. Purchasing the factories for cash,
and selling for cash its equivalent, the Subscribers
enabled to offer greater inducements the citizens of VIII
mngon and of the State generally buy home. than
has before been offered Goods for the interior will be
carefully packed and promptly forwarded The Subscriber
particularly DESTROYS that persons from the interior OF the
State who have been in the habit of purchasing abroad
would give his establishment trial The following
of the articles be found in his Furniture Ware Rooms
Sofas TeteaTetes Lounges, Easy Chairs Rocking Chairs
Etageres Whanots Ottomans FootStoos Centre, Sofa
and Card Tables, Chairs, Mantle Pier Glasses Secre
aries Book Cases Tea, Breakfast and Dining Tables Side
boards, Cane Woodseat and Cushioned Chairs in great
variety Bureaus Bedseads, Wasstands, Toilet Tables,
Wardrobes Fancy Cottage Sets Mattresses Beds Pillows
Boasers, &c. large stock of Looking Glasses. Office
Furniture Childrens Chairs, Cradles, Cribs Tundle Bed
steads Toy Bureaus, &c q. L. FHlEAW.
March 2d, 1859 l50&27-ly
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARkE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.

CELEBRATE FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared from PRESCRIPTION Of Sir j Clarke, NJ d.,
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable incidence is unfaiDg the OF all
those painful and dangerous diseases which the female
constitution is subject 1t mode ates all and
moves all Instructions, and speedy may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
it is peculiarly suited 1t will, in a short time bring the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar bears the Government
Stamp of Great Britain to prevent couuterfeits
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken by females during the
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as they are
sure to brinq on Miscdrid7e but at any other time they
are safe.
In all Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in the
Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exerton, Papatation of
the Heart Mysteries and Whites these Pills will effect
cure when all other have failed and although pow
erfu remedy do not contain iron, calome anthony or
any thing hurtfu to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package,
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES
Rochester, N. Y.
N. B-$l 90 and postage stamps enclosed to any au-
thorized Agent will insure bottle containing so Pills by
return mail.
For sale by all the Druggists in Wilmington; Haviand,
Stevenson Co.. Charleston Santos Walker Co., Nor
folk wholesale Agents.
May u, 1859. I'll Il S7.eow-ly
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SLANDER.-Yes. you pass it along, whether you be
eve it or not and that onesided whisper against the
character OF Virtuous female. You don't believe it
but you will your influence to bear up the false re-
port and pass the current Strange creatures are
mankind. How many regulations have been lost by
surmise How many hearts have been made to bleed by
whispers. How many benevolent deeds have been
chilled by the shrug OF shoulder How many indvid
uals have been Stunned by gentle, mysterious hint
How many chaste b0soms have been wrung with grief
with single nod. How many graves have been dug by
false report Yet you will pass the Islander along You
will keep it above the water by wag OF your tongue
when you might sink it forever. Destroy the passion
for ta!e-telng pray. Lisp not word that may in
jure the character of another Be determined to listen
to no story that is repeated to the injury Of another
and as far as you concerned the SANDER will die
But tell it at once, and it may CO. the wings OF
the wind, increasing with each BREATH till it has gone
through the State and have broOght to the grave one
who might have been blessing to the world.
Benton HerQd.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
SANDFORD'S LIVER INVIGORATOR.
COMPOSED ENTIRELY FROM GUMS.
NEVEp DERIT TFTATCTS
GLOVE ANODLNE

TOOTHA CHE Drops.
No whether old young likes to lose their teeth
but when pain arising from sweed gums aching tooth
felt of two things be DONE either have pulled
out procure some remedy to cure the atfic ion.
THOU = ANDS HAVE TRIED
this preparation and found that the PAIN almost
applied; its not attended with any inju-
rious effects whatever the teeth; and smell
both agreea0e and will by occasional application
entirely the from decayed tooth, that
it may be fill cd and made useful Let any
who has suffered half hour with throbbing tooth, try
it. and they will be convinced of its value.
Prepared and sold by A. 3. D. SANDS Druggists, 100
Fulton street, New York
For sale also by w. II. LIPPITT, Wilmington, n. c.
SpDtpmber 30 5-1W
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MOVED.

A FTER RETURNING THANKS for the liberal patron
"A age heretofore bestowed upon me, would inform my
customers and the public generally that have my
stock Of Groceries er doors North Of my old stand and
one door South of Messrs E. Murray Co.'S. here will
thing in my ne which will SELL by wholesale or retail at
lowest market prices By strict attention business
hope to merit share of public patronage. All articles sold
by which fail to give entire satisfaction will be exchang
ed taken back My stock consists part of the follow.
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From China-The American Minister Exch,.. -
CixIlIties-The Clayton-EnI,uer nr-.a.--

FO" Nn'""-Ane american Nlnister-Exchange of
Civilities-The Clayton-Bulvve Treaty. &c.
WASHINGTON, September 27.-The dispatches from
China to the Navy Department are reported as not DIFF
rng from some of the published accounts exoent that
the American minister Mr. Ward, accomnanied tho a~'
petition up the river toward Pekin and was present at
the battle before the Chinese forts AS British vessel
rescued the American one which grounded in first at
tempting passage the compliment was returned by
towing mp Junks containing British forces
1t is stated that the cause of difficulty snrnnp from
suspicion OF bad faith in the Chinese officials at Homo
ong who were supposed to have been sent down from
Pekn to procrastnate matters until after the expiration
of the period at which The notifications of the treaty were
to be exchanged at the latter point
mere is reason to believe that our government has
ah IN the intentions OF the present British ministry
execute the Cayton-Bulwer treaty but Sir VIM Gore
Ouseev is denounced as ineficient
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DIED,

At Brighton, Darien Ga. on the 18th Sept P NJ
bkt N, IN the ffteth year Of his age.
AZ MS residence Boon HILL Johnston County n c. on
FRIDAY the 9th inst, JOHN j. FlNLAYSON aged So years
months and Is days. He leaves small children to
"o"ln thelf ioss Con.
ID hls town the afternoon of the 18th inst Mr. ROB
Ell mcOhAlH, aged 81 years ard four months.
Inc funeral will take place this afternoon q O'CLOCK
lrq pi =. Ine residence of Captain A. B. ROthwe.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
ID Kaielgh on his way r. Kttere Springs the 8th
81 = -
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a;e yay's Pills and Ointment.-The dire HYDRA of
dyspepsia is driven totally finally from the
Pb e REDUCES the Inflammation occasioned bv Cont aud
neuauc directions. The Pills in unison cooling and
the heated blood and ronovating the vital oToan
@ Sold at the mandatory, No. so Maiden Lane New
pot. Co., " '' ''''' "-u - per boA OF
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New York. Sept 27.-The Noses Taylor from As
pinwa has arrived with over $20O00O0' in gold, and
the California Mails of the 9th inst The news is not
important AMI has been anticipated by the Tehaunepec
Mails at New Orleans.
The chief topic Of attention in California was the
elections, which were 10 be held in two days after the
date reported by this arrival.
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
FoK THE WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER 18th. 1889

mainly to the small quantity arriving
the price went up 10 cts Friday last and continued up
to Wednesday, when declined cent, with sales at s. 05
for virgin and yellow dip. The market closes rather quiet
at above figure, neither shippers nor distlers seem
disposed to operate unless at lower prices hard
brings 81 IS. The receipts continue unusually light, and
the sales for the week ended this morning foot up only
2 .2I7 hbls., as follows
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MARRIED.,

III ms town this morning (29th inst by W T. j. Vann
EN-, all of this county " " o --'''I- DE- ID 00"
At the residence Of Caleb s. Hewitt in swanstoro ops.
low county on the evening of the inst by T. B. Holland
E94' M. BR1 AN HATSFl.L to Miss NANCY G. HEWITT
All of Onsow County n G. " ''' -
wilson county N c. the 18th inst at the resdence
d TT, george Royett, by StanIy Kirby Esq Mr. ALVIN
| of Wilson CO. ''' " -'' >-Ai'Ah IL -" L FL
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4.
FFNHE UNDERSIGNED having at September Term, 1852
of the OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions for the CouI
tY Of Hano'er. qualified Administrative of Thomas
H. Ashe deceased, hereby gives notice 10 all persons H.
debt of the said ntesate to make ment
and to those having claims against said to present
them within the time prescribed by law this notice will
be pleaded ia bar Of their rectyery.
ROSA H ASHE Admr' X.
Sent 9th 1859. l9-2t-5-2t