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i3gI0a H0sst Jnst opened, IN eQpoexion With his
Fey: ~ III E sss e or ,s
4so, al ordsrs for Dinners. Suppsfe. nam. snd
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Worcester daily spy., 1859-02-19

with the senator from Illinois to the fullest ex-
tent 1t cannot be foreseen to what limit he
may not extend if urged by ambition or any
other feeling. That we want to invest the Ex-
ecutive with more power than our fathers gave,
only marks the decadence of the American peo-
pie. Mr.. Davis would grant him the power he
asked, but would limit it to the special case
that is known to exist.
Mr.. Green of Missouri, said this was one of
the most important messages ever before the
Senate, and ought to be carefully considered.
Without taking action the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE
The House went into committee on the Ar
my Appropriation bill.
Mr.. StantOn's amendment, striking out the
recruiting appropriation, was first considered.
Mr.. Loyejoy attacked the army, saying he
was credibly informed, and believed it was
used to instigate wars and establish garrisons
for the purpose of advancing the value of
town lots. Some months ago, said he, there
was a cry of determination against the Nor
mons, because they preferred white concubines
to black ones. He was proceeding to reply to
Mr.. Letcher's remarks touching nationality,
when he was called to order by Mr.. Phelps of
Missouri.
Mr.. Stanton's amendment was rejected, only
35 voting for it.
Mr. Washburne of Illinois moved an amend
ment providing for the grading of the military
reservation against the depredations oftrespass-
ers. Rejected.
Mr. Faulkner offered an amendment abolish
ing brevet pay, saying there exists throughout
the country a strong impression that brevet
rank is demoralizing and leads to subservien-
cy and tavoritism.
Mr. Bonham opposed the amendment for the
reason, chiefly, that it would cut down the pay
OF the commanding general who had fairly
won every honor bestowed upon him. The
amendment was rejected by AZ against so.
Other amendments were acted upon, when
the committee rose.
Mr.. Nichols of Ohio asked leave to offer the
following:
Whereas, The correspondence of the New Y ork
Times of the 10th of February signed 'S.,n and also
in the correspondence of other papers, it is charged
that Il member of the Committee on Accounts has
made bargain to receive money as a consideration
for passing certain claims therein; and that subse-
quently, the said member demanded money for his
service; and
Whereas, 1t is further alleged that a member of
said committee compelled claimants to agree to give
portion of the bills passed before the committee,
in consideration for the allowance; therefore,
Resolved, That committee of five be appointed
to investigate said charges and report before the close
of the present session.
Mr.. Burnett of Kentucky was tired of inves-
tigating committees which resulted in nothing
Mr.. Letcher of Virginia suggested COM
mittee of one, who could sooner get through
the business than five.
The resolution was unanimously adopted.
Adjourned.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-02-19
From China,

New YORK, Feb. 1S.-The Commercial Ad-
vertiser has private advices from Hong Kong
Of the l4th of December. News had been re-
ceived at Shanghai that Lord Elgins fleet was
fired into by the rebels from a port beyond
Nanking, while on their way up the Yangtse-
krang, and that the fire was returned. As
nothing had been received direct from Lord
Elgin, the extent of the affair was not known.
MIR. Reed, the American minister, had left
for Bombay, en- route for home.
The total amount of the claims on the Chi
nese government by American citizens is 500,-
600 taels, for the liquidation of which, one-fifth
Of the duties paid on American exports and
tonnage at all ports will be appropriated.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-02-19
Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, Feb 1S.-Mr. Hendricks,
present Commissioner of the Land Office, is
to be District Judge in Oregon.
The Board of Army Officers convened by
order of the Secretary of War to inquire
wherein retrenchment can be made ,met to-day.
They intend to cut down the service in every
possible manner.
The President transmitted to the House a
message similar to that sent to the Senate. 1t
was not laid before the House. 1t took Sena-
tors generally by surprise.
The indications are more favorable that a
revised tariff will pass the House at least.
The Senate is more doubtful. 1t is said that
Mr.. Phelps is determined to launch his bill and
trust to the current
Worcester daily spy., 1859-02-19
Mnrkets-NEw YORK, Feb. 18th.

lTi@ll 9-S.
FLOUR AND GRAIN. Flour-receipts 1891 barrels /;
sales $4,000 bbls State and Western opened heavy but
Extra State, 590@6l0; round hoop Ohio, s6,40@o6,5O;
common to good extra Western, S6,05@630; Southen-
buoyan sales 3O0bbls mixed to good, 59006 Is fancy
and extra 625@7 Canada super nomnal extra $3.50
@I25. Wheat dull sales 1900 bushels; Western red
winter sl,3OQ 4O white Michigan sl47@l 5O Southern
red slS5@Sl40; Canada white sl,57 Corn quet sales
5000 bushels. Oats steady; Southern and jersey 5O
54c; Northern and Western, 34@64c.
PRoVISIoNS-Beef steadyi sales 1000 barrels; re
packed Chicago, 75@ll; prime mess, l5@l9. Pork
unsettled, sales 2OOO bbls, mess, S8@l8O6 for new
Sl7 80 for old; prime S325@l350 Bacon quiet. Dress
ders 63@7 Lard shade rmer sales 800 bbs for st of
March at l25c. Butter firm; Ohio ll@l9c; State 100
&c Sugars quiet; sales 5000 boXes New Orleans ia
Sci Museavado 7@74c., Coffee unchanged. Molasses
quiet; sales 300 hhds; New Orleans 39@4O Whiskey
dull and heavy sales, $50 bbis., at 32@4f
Worcester daily spy., 1859-02-19


Where the above preparation is known well estab
shed as an inalibe remedy of coughs colds
sore throat hoarseness bronchitis splitting of blood pain
in the breast Group, whOopng cough and every form of
Pulmonary Complaint that it a work of superero.
CATION to speak of its merits.
Discovered by well known physician more than TWEEN
years since it has by the wonderful effect
ed been constantly apprecatng in public favor until its
use and reputation alike universal; and is not
known and cherished by all (and their LEGION
who have been restored to health by its Great
Remedy for AL the diseases which processes to cure
Sir James Clarke, physician to Queen Victoria has
given it as his opinion that Consumption be cured
The whole history of this medicine fully confirms the
opinion of that eminent Thousands can testify and
have testified that when all other remedies had failed
this has completely cured that when the sufferer had
well nigh despared, this has afforded immediate relief
that when the physician had pronounced the disease in
durable, this has removed it entirely.
The virtues Of this Balsam alike applicable TO cure
slight cold or confirmed Consumption, and its power
as safe certain, speedy pleasant and efecudl remedy
cannot be equaled
SETH w. FowLE Co.. Proprietors, Boston
For sale by their Agents everywhere, Worcester
by David Scott, James Green, and by NJ b. Green Co.
apl7 dSaw
Worcester daily spy., 1859-02-19

At Market 1900 Beef Cattle 200 Stores 1000 Sheep and
Lambs, and 1870 Swine
BEEF CATTLEPrices-Extra S86SS1: First quality S7S
I'd quality, $50; Third quality SIS.
WORKING OXEN-None
Mich Cows-EXtra S37@l39; common do l961S20
VEAL CALvEs-Sales at SO, 4@15 co.
years old s24@3l.
Hides 73@Sc % ib none but slaughter at this market)
Tallow-Saes at u a Sc a ID.
Calf Skns-l2 @1 l4c $3 ID.
PELTs-Sl so a Is each.
SHEEP AND LAMBsSl rs 90 90 each; extra So A. 5a6
SwlNE-Fat Hogs none Pigs Sic retail 6f@73.
RemarksPrces of Beef remain about the same as last
week, very few extra sold high as $50 cwt Sheep
and Lambs are dull Swine sell higher than last week
Worcester daily spy., 1859-02-19

New YORK, Feb. 18.-The forgeries on the
Colonial Bank of Barbados were committed
by German named Henry Law doing bust
ness at the time at "a Beaver street. He went
to Europe few weeks ago taking with him
about seventy thousand dollars, the product of
his operations. Law was formerly merchant
in Calcutta
Worcester daily spy., 1859-02-19
The Nicaraguan Canal Project.

New York, Feb. 18.-The Paris cores
pondent of the Commercial Advertiser says,
M. Felix Belly announced on the 2Sth Jan.
the complete organization of the Nicaragua
Canal Co.. that the necessary money is secur
ed, and that, in three weeks, he would embark
from Havre for Greytown, with engineers and
others for the commencement of the work.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-02-19

The Oxygenated Bitters.-For the cure of dys
pepsia or indigestion liver complaint asthma costve
ness loss of appetite fever and ague heartburn water
brash, acidity seasickness scurvy nausea headache
ennu and general debility any disease having its or-
gin in imperfect digestion.
These Biters all classes of our fellow citizens nclu-
ding members of Congress- lawyers, physicians clergy
men, planters farmers, and others testify, the only
SAFE certain and sovereign specific for the immediate
lief and permanent of the many cruel complaints
which, in some phase other of dyspepsia, afct our
race
These Bters were discovered by Dr. Geo b. Green and
in their formula differ entirely of any other pre-
paration of medicine Containing alcoho-no mineral
no POISONING noxious drugn their nature tonic not
their virtues in any clime-they
are "a combination and form indeed OF medicine which
knows no rival in eXermnatng disease restoring the
system to its pristine vgor and health No matter of how
long standing or however induced chronic its char
aeter the disease may beno matter that baed the
skill of the physician and resisted the of medicine
single trial of these Bitters will satisfy the sufferer that
his disease is amenable to the proper remedy.
In testimony of the many effected by this Rene
dy reference is had to the written certificates from dis
tinguished individuals known all over the land.
S. w. FowLE Co., proprietors, Boston.
For sale by their agents everywhere in Worcester
by David Scott James Green, and by NJ b. Green g. Co.
apl7 dSaw
Worcester daily spy., 1859-02-19
Decision in an Important Railroad Case

CONCORD, N. H, Feb. 18.-The auditors in
the case of Warren H. Smith VS.. the Boston,
Concord, and Montreal Railroad, in which
Gilmore and Clapp are the real plaintiffs,
have reported in their favor for $59693 35 and
costs.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-02-19

@ Electric Oil."-The operation Of this Oh in remov-
wv rheumatic pains and other Ills, Is indeed astonishing
Like every good article, II has base counterfeit entirely
put the preparation of Prof DE Grath, Of Pha
Helnhla, mas received testimonials from Congressman,
mayors oi Titles Merchants Hotel Proprletors all Of the
nghest eharucer attestng Its beneficial effects IN
uuuer lne own observation II be had Of the agents
here see adyertlsenent ~ another column.
For SAFE ny GEORGE X. SPURR, 20l Main street.
wholesale and retail Agent for De Graths Electric OIL
III daw2w
Worcester daily spy., 1859-02-19
GORGE R. HICHBORN
AuctiOneer & Real Estate Broker.

OFFICE No. sCoLLAY'S BUILDING. BOSTON.
Entrance, fremont Row.
G. r. H. will give his personal attention to Sales at
Auction of Real Estate Farms Farm Stocks Stocks
Of Goods in Stores Furniture at Residences &C. Be- in
City and Country Also, to Real Estate Private Sale
Refers by permission to Hon. L. G. Loring Dr. j. " C.
smith Hon. Mosses G.. Cobb, Isaac Thacher Esq. Dr. j.
Hayden. deS6m ia2l
Worcester daily spy., 1859-02-19

OrPhahs Home DepOsltOry.-Any persons hav-
~ IIrpnans h9me VIII confer favor by leaving them
ine store OF MM L. CLARK, the old stand Reed &
daily. ny W W i "~
bed c0norters and any articles of clothing for
tween the ages OF four and twelve wears, will be partic
uary acceptable as large proportion of these articles
were burned at the late fire.
dis diff NJ KNOWTTON sec.v
r. ,: MASON can probably sell Piano
cheaper than any dealer, agent in the State.
Clark Block. Worcester. lego
j. N. TOurteIIOtte, Nj. d., ID enlist has no de-
sire to boast For ability and skill he would refer to his
patrons thorough knowledge Uf his art and all real
mp rouenieRtS, with strong nice rork and honest
his reliarce for success Office Ss Main street
Jyl5 dly
Worcester daily spy., 1859-02-19

M WANTED-Firs as SALESMAN, next.
as PARTNER in a Book and Stationery Store which
has been established for than years Young
man from u to 20 years of who furnish good
concentrations as to character, and who his en-
poyer about $1,000 for which ample security will be Civ
on After a reasonable acquaintance with the business
ana with each other, If mutually pleased partnership
would be desirable. This situation offers a young man
VERY RARE INDUCEMENTS, such a light and pleasant
employment at fair compensation a safe Investment
for his money while salesman and the of becom
ing equal partner in profitable trade an old establish
ed stand where excellent business is now being done
For other particulars address "P b. T." Boston Post
Office dMWaS2W* f1S
Worcester daily spy., 1859-02-19

HI. r. Bishop, Dentist, Office No IA Pearl street.
Dr. Bishop would call attention TO the reputation which
he has acquired in the preservation of the teeth by his
to consult him He will furnish all kinds in the ap
proved styles of workmanship Electricity Anas-
thecs used for extracting teeth whenever practicable
Office at his residence, IA Pearl street. div dis
Worcester daily spy., 1859-02-19
Special Nutices.

Worcester Academy.-The Spring Term of this
Institution will commence MONDAY, the 2lst inst
Glasses all formed the first day.
WILLIAM s. GREEN, ! n-,-,-
go WERDON REYNOLDS irnoip"iS'
tb d6t
Union Art Gallery, is at 1877 Main street.
SPOONER LINCOLN, Proprietors.
"As YOU Like it"-That is even So friend Won
can get Picture Just as you like 1t, at "uNIoN ART
GALLERY" 1871 Main Street
If you would pass "a pleasant hour, 20 to
"UNl0N ART GALLERY" l97 Main Street, and exam
inc the specimens there on exhibition.
Go to CInaIn's, If you are in quest of a superior
Picture. The long established reputation of his well
kncwn Gallery OF unsurpassed DAGUERREOTYPES.
PHOTOGRAPHS, and COLLODIOTYPES Is duly sus-
taned by his daily productions Mr. G. practices gum
game his pictures patrons preferrng to his
customers with class Of work which will always be sat
isfactory, and leave the minor grades of moonshine
uson and pewter Spoon productions to those artists
1883 Main Street, over Citizens Bank. dim fl2
Photographs, ,Daguerreotypes, :, Improved Am.
brotypes MelainOtypes Sphereoypes, Letertypes, and
all other styles of Pictures, by TAPLEf CLARK, No.
10 Harrington Corner, Of Main and Front streets
Messrs rAPLEY CLARK, are not desrous OF making
the cheapest and poorest pictures Of any In the cit this
those artists whose skill WIN not permit them to occupy
higher position. But Il q. are ambitious to produce
better pictures than be obtained at any other Gallery
tltion. TAPLEY 20 CLARK,
JalS diff No. Is Harrington Corner.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-02-19
!" DIIUE MANUFACTURERS
A t II E N TION,
3 and 4 inch CUttinr plank

ertra wdh this day received at the City Lumber Yard
Call early and secure good one '
fl6 diff THOMAS EARLE CO.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-02-19
Hotiees.
HEATHs POETICAL EXCHAN,


-, su1scnbers have this day formed a ronartneryb;r
for The 'ig n name and style of THOMAS EARLE & CO.
nection WIN ting the Lumber business in CON
Lumber Yard. rII6,s II6 Senent. - az the City
WASHINGTON SQUARE NILS a. IENNEf.
worcester, Mass, Feb. Is 1850 d.F <,e
Worcester daily spy., 1859-02-19
MARRIED.,

BOSN.
In 0akdale Jan. 18th, son to Lafayette Hawes Fet
3D. daughter to Rufus NJ. Lord
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-03

THE Pixies PEAK GOLD MIxEs--A WoRD OF An
vrcE "A correspondent of the LesvenROrth Times,
writing from Denver City, Kansas. in the Immediate
vicinity of the reported discoveries Of gold, closes
his letter of the llth nit. with the following pras-
teal suggestions:
list. What is nov known Of this country will in
dnee an immense emigration. Every emigrant
should supply himself with an outfit for six months
% Those Sho come here sheuld make ap their
minds to hard work They should spend some
weeks in Prospecting till. at least they strike a
good lead. This cannot be done without stock Ct
provisiOns-everything here commanding an enOr.
nous price.
Sd. No person should think Of s'ariing for the
mines after September. The SHOWS aill probably
ST 10 here by October, AID the mining in great
measure must cease.
zth This Is country for droues. Mining is
hard work; aud all who propose coming here should
make up their minds 10 suffer and en- lure.
b. Those who are doing well where they are,
should advise t. remain There are taous and here
already who have, as yet, been unable to 6ed pay
iag claims, and many thousands must fail and
suffer
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-03

Z" mt sob, frantic shrek Of pain, CT a ue4k sigh
fol forgot almost that lhsreyAs victory to redeem
lis dark scene, aud these men, who would ether
vile have peacefully foliessd their dome s.e oess-
Pations, we're san1eaed Il expose themselves Il sill
tsis for cause which Is net their oSp wbjeh thsg
kaow nothing sboai. nor care tor Il was. indeed
u hard tot
Dat Il vas. absvs all. when the woun lei Bad to
Re moved 0lhs carriages that the Hsighborhsod be
! came almost iaslera5ls. SacA shrisks, such tale
faces, conira'ted BY Iaias such torn limbs Tks
soldiers ertered 10 transport them seemed 20 forget
evtsyth'ng in tasir anxiety to alleviate the pain ef
the Sufferers. The philaaihropist would have been
touched by 50 much care, and the eyois NIGHT have
anseFed 81 she idea that III very men who made
the wounds shoals nov ny 10 care the mischief.
Tea " to begin ain, Before sta ting & aeE dis
trioution Of drink took place. for which there was
aving. Al last The train was Of, and the noise Of
the train drowned sli others. while few turns OF
Che wheels took out sf sight Of the station On
our arrival at Milan number Of volunteer nurses
we're already waiting, aafh glasses Of lemonade to
assuage the burning thiEst Of passage Of more
than an hour.
EsTRANCE OF LOUIs EAPOLEON AND VICTOR ExAx-
GEL Ixr0 MILAN
This is described 5 hngnihesht spectacle. The
correspondent Of the zgcaes. writes:
Milan truly rs0iced II ne retreat Of the Auslri-
ans ard the entry Ct fae French. The corps Of the
Due de Magenta, the VioiOrs Of the battle Of Ma
genta, had entsrsd Miaa previously The news of
tue arrival of Napoleon and Visitor Emanuel spread
with the quickness Of lishtaing, and was made
patent by one frantic shout CT joy, with which
might almsst say the whole town give veat to its
feelings; the thousands who we're already thropging
the streets began with impulse to hurry 10 the
direction from which the shout arose The scene
ITSELF while the two sOvereigus actually passed IL
was impossible to describe Imagine the nladness
Of enihusiam the whole heart of the people poured
ont before those who had delivered II from long
thraldom
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-03

Themas Harris and others, Celia Fefs others
Ta decree Of the County Court Of Davidson county render
ed at the May term ls9 in the above cause will sell At
he Court house ia Nashville saturday, day July
next the following negroes Jm years Of age,
Da = years Of age, George, years Of Lsa years
age.
TER&S0ne third will be required cash balance on
months credit. Notes with COED security pa, Bank
y. Il. CIIEATHAM, .
Junel5 dtd Fee 5000. Clefk Master.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-03
FRESH ARRIVALS
SNYDER q EriZHcII.

snyder q FrizzcII,
A RE just in reesiF! e neHv aud elegant Goods
n in their line, consisting q
Ladies fine Brown Lasting Congress Ifsel aaisrsi
do do DO Button a. do
do do Black do do 30
do do do colgtess and Lace 10 10
do do French Kid Slippers;
do 90 do do With heels:
do do White Satin and Kid Caters:
do do do TO do Slippers
Also:
Misses Congress and Lace Heel Caters:
do do do Xii Lace Heel Caters and Roots.
do Kid Heel Boots;
do do do Slippers;
Childrens Kid Heel Slippers;
do do do Boots
Alison
Gents fine Calf Pump Sole Boots;
do do do do do Caters;
do do Patent Leather assorted CATERS;
do do do DO Low Quarter shoes;
do do Calf do 40
do do Lasting Oxford Ties;
do do DO Congress CATERS;
The above all m % ore and are Of the very best
IPCaiI az no. "a Public square.
junee3 SNYDER FRIzZELL.
TRBNKsI TRUNKst
U AIDES Large Freneh Dress Trunks;
/ do DO Ne. Sole Leather Trunks;
Gents do No do do 10
Also large stock of Valiees Carpet Bags satcels which
We offer at Low prices.
junes3-tf SNYDER & FRIZZELL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-03

VTTE the sole agents for tie sale SAMUEL G ta1f
wv superior Richmond Virginia, Oronako brand II NglsOl
ing T0bRccOs tic trade viii he supplied on literal terms
HARDY BROTHERS,,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-03
BALTImoRE ANp OHIO
"a II EE -
RAILROAD.

- - - kl-5sss ---ss4
RAILROAD.
Great NATIONAL Route.
TFyERFINATES AT WASHINGTON AND
Baltimore the East and Whssling Benwood and Park
sTSburg the West which places uniteS kh RAiirsds
Steamers, &c, for and from all points In tie
Nest, son tki west and NOrth-vvesf
Fare York and EooA ONE DOLLAR less than via any
other rOue.
Two trains leave Wheeling daily $50 P. NJ, aud 1890
A. NJ.
Direct connections made By these trains
EOr aItthe Eastern Cities.
Thsis the oniy route 10 Washington City.
Passengers bg this Route visit Baltimore, Philadelphia,
New Boston, the ticket Boston alone by
other lines
Through Tickets the Eastern cities procured via
Washington city additional charge Of So %.
Quick time and connections.
Inquire via the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad any
the principal Railroad Offices in he Vest
+. I. FULLER, Gen1 Western Agent
L. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent
w. P Smith, Master TRANSPORTATION fapl4.l
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-03
The Rat Exlerninniar.

l~tIT.SsNss PATENT Rat RAF,.-S.sy,.- "a,
u 70 catch tie largest rats. No heie asel.
Rotary Egg ~ niBs--Hin ship lghiss one a.zsn
efFs in Eaicuies.
Five Minute H'reczers- Alsssy's Patsai-asi sizsu
al very .oW prices.
Al very low prices
The Family knsfe Cleaner--0nlE s0csafs- Ne
LualOW,s Fruit Cans and J1rsesFof prs1s7f-
ing backerries Pie Plant Tomatoes, - cs simple fhat
TIE Poorest Llies gia1ce The e.o1unT u1nr
then.
1nlnan,s Gate Spri1E --1nTala4h7s T. Sznsrs, e.
gate aisays shat s outast toHa abon b the VIVA -
ing aproieStlnn from the and hoEs.
Feather and fiy Dlzfers-a lsTFe apply.
britannia and Imperial Metal Ieaa AID Coffee Pots
jun12s MACEENZTE q MTNOHrFs,