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ARRIVALS AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

BROWNS HOTEL-R Bowie, Nd; G Bury,
Do; w BOWIE, 40; NJ Green, Sc; II Back AID "a
NY; b IL; TAYLOR and lady sc; J REYNOLDS. NY;
keefer, do; Russell, Mas; L. J Mercer, sid;
Inton, NJ; y A Campbell. do; j Thorn. so D,
RRs, a MeAIster, Ala; y Baker, Fla; w CruIg,
NJ, MISS r. Cruls, do; Miss VI Barkiey DO; ! i
SmithsOn And family, NY; VI Ress do; J Whit
do; w . Cooper, ~; = TOnr and adj. "'H"oip
Rsl A1,iO ~. ,HOTEL-D G Lawson, La. F A
Beni-u, 90; l. Lerry, do; ] I. TilShTnsn Md: r
Humphreys by; Ms Humphreys, do; Mrs I X
Shntn'l DO; " Pra.her, do; A q Browneil NY:
Reynolds Nd; G Rawlings, do; r ] Evan, va;
w P'ok, Miss; w Worthingtnn Md; M : P'um
e HAM ana son, 90 Osbourn, do; II len, Pa;
Mayman, Md; '"' ~
,,WiLLARDS' HOTEL.-Count De GIeichm.
Nd NJ a SsncIeye, NJ; NJ taylor, La; W 4
Mrs ConeS.-;A r Raveasl, &c; DT Bsrt6oIow
ano INDY, USA; Hon Strong, Fla; w Senki- ~ -, d
iaInly' So w Nixon, Ala; X Al bstt Md; 8
Sasey,-; NJ So Casey; 5 w BSiieJ, MI ~
Lee and lady, London. w.
rklKkWOOD HOUSE. T ShInan Md; Md; n
thompson, do; Harrison, MINI; w Parsons
and family, Tenn; Manning, o; &C EsiIng. ny;
~ cromwell, Mass; Delanae. Va: BspiamlB
DO; L Brown, do; w Laird, Nd: r henry, do.
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M THE MEXICAN
WI U & r 6 LII N Nj f. N T.

M THE MEXICAN
lV1 U L A n u L. n l M j. " T.
The popularity of the MEXICAN MUSTANG
the globe. Other articles alternate pain and
distress-thls cures. Family physicians, Govern
~ men O. have practically demo nstratcd this fact
eeived such undivided praise and support from
"sa'''i ana '0f RHEU PsI
81 years. standing, has been totally cured. Piles,
ch.p: Hua:s Salt ana I'll sches and
pains upon HMe oks sPs t GhfF Amt upon
suoh as Ring Bone Gall Scratches, SPAWN, Poll
Evil, Sweeney, Hoof- I'll, etc, are snbdued and
'''' - MUSTANG LINIMENT.
1 Htgh Ia. H Fssi vs. s4 VIZ. Tia.
SPAWN "Sa, siRsf ths free We q Mu:s.ns LIN.
ment has been doing wonders up here"
(Extrao.J an Thing the Kettle from the Ere it
hands very severely, almost to crisp. 1t WAS an
sssct hs psn Il hese r.pdy to
"' "Yours truly, CHARLES FOSTER"
Such language as this is but the constant and nat
| ufal echo wherever this article 10 used
Of and Ma H. to JbhS DAN
| iELS, Montgomery, Ala, sold slave Tor ESQ.,, Who
y shnad Ss ii e. sh'
and enquire Tor the Mustang Liniment and take no
Sold by all dealers throughout North and South
a' 0'n'' 'f S&k NJ Fa Ssts New YORK.
III; HAIss, LYONS CELEBRATED, INSECT
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NoTE-C nder the reg ulatIons of the department,
as heretofore ana now existing, no payment be
publishers as are Specially auhor cd to publish by
the Coanlssoners OF the General Land Odice.
ADJ vt3IstJy
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Sunpowder, Imperial, and Young Hyson G raen
TEAs, OF various grades. Also, STAND
ARD BLACK and others, viz: SouchOnr f.l3
Ooiong, orange PeocO, Nc. For sale by -
KING K BURCHEII,,
~ III Corner 18th 81. sId Vermont ny
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soId BY all Druggists in georgetown.
sod by all Druggists In Georgetown.
Sold by all Druggists Every where.
Sold BY all DrusgIsts Every where.
Depot in Warrington,
Depot IN Washington,
Depot IN Washington,
J.. P.MILBURN,& CO., willards' Hotel,
]. r. MlLBURN & CO, vii ards Hotel.
J. P. NILBURN& CO., Wilards' Hotel.
Price 81.
Prioe 81,
Price 81.
Chronic Package SaA
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d. G. TAYLOR & CO., General Agents,
ma4r 302 Dock street, Phiadelphia.
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THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled tn the right of pre-emption
To any OF the lands within the townships and pars
oil townships above enumerated 10 requlr ed to IS
tab the same to the satisfaction of the rrgistar
and receiver OF tho proper land Office, and max.
pnyrleHf hsysfore as soon practicable after si1
fhis NOTICE, and before the dav appointed for the
commencement of the public sale Of the lands ON
Will be forfeited. ~
THOS. A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner of the General Land Once
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RiLEf Has A SMALL LOT OF CHANTIT
"a, =, Ia Al. LACsD MANHl US, which he viii close
wy ~ p''o0s' " b-lm
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NorE.-Under the acquisitions Of the department,
as heretofore and now existing, no payment car ia
made for advertising procla exoeptto such
Pnbllsher as are speesay cd 70 publish By
the Commissioner q the General Land Offios. :"
ApS-WtsistJy
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BY the President: - - ,"''
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Of6oa

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS
to any of the lands within the townships and m RI
OF toynships above enumerated Is required to es-
tabIsh the sae to the sati Of the reg ste,
and receiver ofthe proper land ofco, and make pa
Dtst thsrfer as soon as practicable after SEEING thi,
mencement of the public sale Of the lands embrs
the tract claimed: otherwise such claim will be for
feited. THOS. A. HENDRICKS
Commis sioner of the General land OahcAl
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EVENING STAR.
INCIDENT OF THE FRENCH CAMP.


By ROBERT BROWNING. t'
You know we French st1rmsd Ratisbon;
A mile or so away,
On q little mound Napoleon
Syood on our stormiBg day,
With neck out thrust, you fancy now,
Legs wide arms locked behind,
As IL to balance the prone brow,
Oppressive with its mind.
Just as perhaps, he museS, "My plans
That sosr, TO earth may fall,
Let once my army leader Lannes
WAIVER 81 yonder walI''-
Cut twIxt tbs battery smokes there few
A rider, bound en- bound
Full ga!loPlng. nor bride drew
Until he reach I'd the mound.
Then of there flung in smiling joy,
And hsld himself erect,
BY just his no. SEES ms q boy;
on hardly could susp oct-
$50 tight he kept has lips compressed,
Scarce Any blood came through
You looked twice ere you saw ms breast
Was all but shot In two.
"well," cried he, emperor, ty Coils grace,
We've got You Ratsbon!
the Marshals in the msrket-2isce,
And you'll be- there anon.
10 zee our flag bird flap Its vans
Where 1. TO hearts desire,
Psrohed him. - The chiefs eye flashed, his plans
sOared up again like hre.
The chiefs eye flashed; but presently
Softensd itself, as sheathss
A III IN the mothsr eagle eye
when her bruised aglet breathes;
-'I GU are vounded~ Nay" his soldiers pride
Touched 70 the quick he said:
I'm Killed, sire" And, his chief beside,
Smiling, the boy fell dead.
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DEATH TO REACHES AND RID RITas
nor hIS AND NiCE.-Use LIttIs's Povd.I and
Dr MATHS Italian Panaces oonn.,a.s L,
oy.r sluf-ns for Cholera Morbus, Darrhra. ou
with fesh supply Of N edicIns. &C.
t. MOORE'S West Fad
w Nv Drug Store, lis Pa avsnn.
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GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.
BOSTON AND VICINITY.

DOSlON AND NIClNlT1.
The building Nos. 379 and 3S1 Washington
street, Boston, owned by Ebenezer Vose, caught
fire early Friday morning, from defect in the
heating apparatus. Messrs. Fortune and Pei
letter, dry goods dealers, lost about $4,000,
Tor which they were insured. Alfred Newhall,
manufacturer of pianos, o. j. Faxon & Co.,
dealers IN pianos, &C., were damaged each from
$4,000 to $1,000
The falling OF a chimney from the Hancock
House, i'll Court Square, Boston, FRIDAY. in.
Hlcted serious injury upon MIR. Geo w. Allen.
OF Augusta, Me, who was formerly cashier of
the Augusta Bank. He was removed to the
Hospital.
HAMPDEN COUNTY.
Henry Hocomb was brought before the trial
justice, in Westfeld, last Wednesday, for A
murderous assault on his wife, and bound over
Tor trial Ill the sum of $4,000, which he OBJ
tanned.
NORFOLK COUNTY
The tin ware and stone store of O Rugcles
in Hyde Park, Charlestown, was DESTROYED hy
lire early Thursday morning. The loss was
about $1,000, insured for $1,000. During the
progress OF the fire, Mr.. Charles Badver fell
from an adjacent building to the ground, and
was seriously injured.
CONNECTICUT.
In 1857, while the boys of the "Weston
Academy" i'll the town of Weston. Fairfield
county, were skylarking a lad named Nathan
lei b. Dayton ''shied" an egg at another bow,
which missed, but hit one Of the pillars in front
OF David l.. Edwards store. Although Young
Dayton confessed the act, and offered to clean
1t OIL, the storekeeper seized and beat him. and
rubbed the remains of the egg in his face.
Dayton sued Edwards. The defendant plead
ed constant annoyance, in justification, but the
Superior Court ordered him to pay $500 dam.
ages and costs.
Notwithstanding the fifty dollars reward of
tered for the detection of any person stoning a
train OF the New York and New Haven Rail
road, the outrage was repeated on Monday
evening near Norwak. stone of the size of
a hens egg came through the car window,
striking Mr.. Bergen, Of the firm of Gibson &
Co., New York, on the head, knocking him in
sensible. He was badly hurt, and it was first
thought that he was killed.
The barn of Pomeroy Hall, at Colchester.
took fire Tuesday evening, at about half.past
seven O'Clock, and burned down in a few min
utes. About 30 tons Of hay and IA head of
cattle were burned in it. There was no insur.
ance on the property.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-26

The VIRGINIA TRIALS. The Staunton (Va.)
snrgents, will be tried by the circuit court for
the western district of Virginia in May next,
unless he should sooner die of his wounds.
The same paper states that "the object of the
transfer is said to be to compel the attendance
of certain parties at the North as witnesses,
and that the trial will be without appeal"
The correspondent of the New York Tri-
bune who has means of communication with
CHARLESTON says:
Brown and Stephens are getting into good
condition of health The latter walks about
his room quite regularly, and moves with
ease-sometimes too rapidly for the pleasure
of his visitors. A smart gentleman undertook
to be witty at Captain Browns expense
Brown is always ready to take up a serious
argument with any person, and he generally
puzzles his opponents, too; but exchanging
small shot of badinage is not in his line. Up
on one peculiarly annoying remark, which the
old man simply overlooked, Stephens rose
from his bed, and glaring on the offender, took
a step or two toward him with an air that
induced him to change his tone at once and
become courteous, which of course satisfied
the incensed lieutenant. To be sure, Steph-
ems, in his MANNED condition, could not have
raised finger to injure the man who had
reused his ire, even if the presence of the
guards had not restrained him but his inn
pulse was uncomfortable, and the effect he
produced was, | think, a splendid triumph in
its way. 1t is not every one that can bring a
Vlrglnian at short notice up to the mark of
courtesy"
The Woman, printed at Frankfort, Ky
has an elaborate article, which is attributed to
the pen of Vice President Breckenridge and
which states the case as follows -
eff old John Brown is executed, there will
be thousands to dip their handkerchief in his
blood relics of the martyr will be paraded
throughout the north; pilgrmages will be
made to his grave and we should not be sur
prised to hear of miracles performed there, as
at the grave of Thomas a Beckett The blood
OF this martyr would be as seed to this fanat-
ical church, and as that of Joe Smith to the
Latter-Day Saints. 1t could be called in at
testation of the purity of their faith, and Gov.
Wise would be compared to Julian the Apes
tate, or Grahame of Claverhouse"
The following is the concluding portion of
letter from John Brown to his half brother, re-
siding in Ohio
"Say to my poor boys never to grieve for
one moment on my account, and should any of
you live to see the time when you will not
blush to own your relation to Old John Brown,
it will not be more strange than many things
that have happened. l feel thousand times
more on account of my sorrowing friends than
on my own account. So far as am concerned,
| count it all joy L have fought the good
fight and have, as l trust, finished my
course Please show this to any of my family
that you may see. My love to all, and may
God, in infinite mercy, for Christ's sake, bless
and save you ALL"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-26

On Wednesday last, Mrs John Stone, Jr, Of
Tuftonborough, N. H., a widow lady of seven
ty'two years, while on her way to Newton
Lower Falls to join Thanksgiving party, was
run over by the cars at the depot in Dover,
N. H., and had an arm and leg cut off In
consequence of her advanced age her injuries
will probably prove fatal.
On Monday of last week, Frank Hutchinson,
lad some six or eight years old, son of the
late Almon Hutchinson of Milan, N. H., thrust
his hand into the beater of threshing ma
chine, when his arm was instantly torn from
his body, and several severe wounds inflicted
on his head. Death relieved the little sufferer
on the Wednesday following.
PERSONAL.
Gov. Seward (says the Auburn Advertiser)
was presented in Alexandria with three superb
Arabian horses, which will be shipped TO this
country. Two of them will be presented TO
the New York State Agricultural Society
Mr.. Thaekeray is to be paid so enormous n
sum by Messrs. Smith & Elder for editing their
new magazine that doubts are expressed Of the
possibility Of making it pay at the price.--one
shilling.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-26

LEGIsLATURE.-The Senate, yesterday, as
sembled, but adjourned, without a quorum, to
Monday. The House met at eleven o'clock,
with difficulty mastering quorum. The re-
monstrance of James G. Carney of Lowell and
other treasurers of Savings Banks, was pre-
scented against change in the laws relating
to those instutions-A resolve was reported
and had its first reading fixing the compensa-
ton of members of the Legislature at 81 per
day during the extra session, and the salary OF
the clerks of either branch at S2000.-The APP
propriate committee was instructed to consider
the expectancy of returning to the Cambridge
Arsenal the guns in the Doric Hall, "there
being some question whether they are the
identical cannon captured at Bennington" 1t
is very melancholy to have it suggested that
the assembled wisdom could have been deceiv-
ed in relation to such patriotic combinations of
metal as were entrusted to their care.-An or
der was also adopted, in concurrence with the
Senate to appoint a committee to consider at
what time the Legislature may adjourn with
out detriment to the public interest.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-26

MIR. Kennedy, OF Roxbury, mas discovered in one
mon Pimpe " N'i'
Two bottles warranted to cure nursing sore mouth
one 70 three bottles will cure the kind OF pimpes
Two three bottles will clear the system of biles
Two bottles are warranted to the worst canker in
she stomach. ~ ~ III
Three FIVE bottles warranted to cure the worst
kind OF Erysipelas. ~ 0'''
One or two bottles warranted to all humors in
Two bottles are warranted to running of the ears
and blotches among the hair. - ~ $500
Four six bottles warranted to cure corrunt and
running ulcers. ~
One bottle will cure scaly eruptions of the skin.
Kind of ringworm. Wv l'
desperate case OF rheumatism
Three or four bottles are to cure salt rheum
One to three bottles are warranted cure the worst
ssds u o Fps know from the experience of thou
s'ius tna IL mas caused by canSer in the stomach.
enc to two bottles are warranted sick headache
- im9 Dotdes are warranted to regulate costve
One to two bottles will regulate all arrangements of the
Kdneys. 10 u '"e
Four to six bottles have the worst cases of drop
relief is always experienced What mercy 10 Get re-
hei III snch an eXcruciatng disease.
Since its first discovery, have from time IN time ada
ed various other herbs to it, of one ofthem ppocrates
tne rather o. MEDICINE, says sit is herb Of Jupiter
M Gpensh distinctions Of the liver gall speen
put togetheI; cooling it when too hot and warming il
at creaeth an appetite cureth all gone and sinking
,eeg ~ tne pit OF the stomach caseth all pains, and
eth the native color Of the body. ''''' 'e''O'
. ut expells all raw vscious and Shiny humors out M
blood from the kidneys. ~
"By opening distractions of the spleen IL nurgctb all
burnt choer and eancholy vapors which rseth 10 he
mead ana Dran causing distressing headache fearful fore.
sTWSTSn ,d 49,, ,ou.,,..,..,-,.
tne cropping spirit o. the aged and whoever has lnper
hH sickness aer eyer nothing him to health
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-26

POLICE CoURT.-On Friday, Patrick Gro
nan, for assault on Richard Payne, gardener
of VIM. A. Wheeler, Esq, was sentenced to
the House of Correction for two months and
for assault on Dwight Bartlett, two months ad-
ditional. 1t appears that, as Mr. Payne was
passing up Main street carly Friday forenoon,
he was met opposite Clark's Block by Cronan,
who Immediately commenced beating him on
the head and face with his fist, and, it is said,
with steel knuckles. Seven or eight blows
were struck, when Mr.. Payne succeeded in
escaping, and made his way to the police office
MIR. Dwight Bartlett came up while Cronan
was standing on the sidewalk, and hating near
him, Cronan ordered him to go on. Mr.. Bart
lett not needing such an impertinent demand,
Cronan gave him severe blow in the face,
knocking him into the street and badly cutting
his lip. Cronar was arrested in the Lion Sa-
loon, and had his deserts decreed him by an
immediate trial.
A. N. Quinn, for assault on Stephen
Taft, proprietor of the City Hotel, corner of
Main and Thomas streets, was fined SIS and
SNS'SJ lIS pau anu WaS ulSCildf8eu.
The defendant, who isa kind of pretender in
medical science, has an office in the basement
of the hotel building, on Thomas street, where
he keeps sort of bachelors hail." Friday
forenoon, MIR Taft civiy complained in be-
half of his boarders that Mr. Quinn's apart
ments were not wholesome, and wished to have
them improved. Quinn replied to the request
by Selling hold of chair, with which he in
fcted severe blow upon Mr.. Taft, injuring
him in the arm.
Horatio L. Bartlett Dennis Mulhane, James
Litchfeld, and Maurice German, for being
drunk, were each fined 81 and costs. Michael
O'Brien and Thomas Marrs, for being COM
mon vagabonds, were each sent to the House
of Correction for one month.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-26

There is no known remedy that can exceed in speed
ness of cure and certainty effect that which has be-
come void famous, as DIR. H0STET1ER'S STOM-
ACH BlTIERS. In all diseases of the stomach which
are of morbid nature the Bitters effected most re
markahleicures when many other remedies have failed
Hundreds of certificates have been given bv those who
have thoroughly tested its efficacy all of which corrob-
crate its efficacy, when is administered according
the directions on each bottle Some of the cases
OF Dyspepsia and Costveness have been permanently
cured bv the use of these Btters.
Forsale by Druggists and everywhere
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-26


PoM TsI u 'l,ls als1'iient WIFI ~
not the most distant idea thst he southern states
can be united 10 dissolve this Union, upon the
elecuon OF Black hepuohcan fresident lou
Ifsns %sA, Sii9'i "s o.l
l answer empbatically no! The mistake
which we have heretofore made has
oeen IN endeavoring TO unite the SCUM
n,,r ~aoo'l ~ I t'a, P'"r ue Sos .hot So,tL
Carolina by herself could control the south. 1
suppose this delusion has passed away. Some
oeneLs nave tnought tnat we mlgnI uhI.e '.s
away M tho noyyer Of tba south the now.
er of the Union, is In the cotton gro,cing states.
And when these cotton-growing states do unite
" acs l.e ues'iny " 'iie sou'ii' ner p.llHa.,
fate itself The Question suggests itself here,
that the Black Republican President is elected
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-26

George Sessions, FURNISHING UKpERrAKrc Avn
6oFFiN WAREHot sE-COflms, Caskes, Patent Metallic
hand. Also the NEW PATENT METALLIC CAskEr of a.
sizes. - 'iA
Every thing connected with the management of funerals
promptly attended to. No 40 Front street, residence ON
Front street. Worcester. Mass. dawtf nv ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-26

Mrs. SPENCE, of st. Louis, who has been
speaking at Washburn Hall for the past three
Sundays, will conclude her engagement with
the Spiritualists of this city tomorrow. Tho
subject for the evenings discourse will be,
Capital Punishment" at the present time II
topic Of peculiar interest.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-26

R1oE's SALOON. Charles H. Rice Nos and . p,no.,s
block he VINO Is SO well posted the difficult art of ca
erns to the public taste, will give the public an extra
specimen Of his style of serving Them In his line to-day.
Just give him call and drop round again this evening
when those extra chowders are TO be served un
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-26

JOHN BRowN's FAMILY.-A meeting of aid
will be held at the City Hall, in this city, on
Monday evening, Nov. Is. Several speakers
will address the meeting
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-26

Mrs. DALL's LECTUREs.-The course of
lectures by Mrs. Dali, of which we spoke the
other day, will be delivered on the evenings of
December 18th, Sth, and 9th, in Hall No 6, in
Mechanics Building. Her general subject is
"Women's right to labor" 1t is divided into
list. Low wages and hard work I'd. Prac,
teal opposition, and the work now open Sd.
New work to be done. We ask attention to
the topics here named as indicative Of the prac-
teal aspects in which the subject will be pre-
sented. We know that rare opportunities for
obtaining facts have been diligently improved,
and, as far as the time will permit, they will
find place in this course.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-26

EXCHANGE sMooN-rhe Dorman's at the Exchange
Saloon, under the Post Office, doing fourshnp bus
ness In the way Of administering hospable fare 10 their
hosts Of customers The Dormans have singulary ham
py faculty to please, and their style takes" with the
people GIVE them call tonight, and test their nice
quality Of chowders, &C.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-26

FIsKE's BAND gave very agreeable enter
tainment at Mechanics Hall on Thanksgiving
night. The earlier part of the evening was
devoted to promenade concert afterwards
the floor of the hall was almost entirely occu-
pied by the dancers, until ''the witching hour"
The galleries were filled with spectators
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-26

The Worcester County Teachers Associa-
ton will meet at Grafton on Friday and Satur-
day, December 9th and 10th. Addresses and
discussions are expected, and teachers and
others are invited to attend.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-26

ILLNESS OF JUDGE DANIEL.-A despatch
from Washington reports the serious illness Of
Judge Peter V. Daniel, of Virginia, one of the
Associate Justices of the Supreme Court of
United States. On Wednesday he was so
dangerously ill, that Chief Justice fancy was
denied admission to his apartment. Judge
Daniel has been on the bench since 1841.