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befbrbett tMr IS &ents pateGe p5n 0ep-Y bort aus mad traenb
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BON Mffbma, 8~lutfpcicm II. {. ~

VlHe aHcere aGBerpreentllCbe DRilumd!
Us maht mir riot nHeIn 0eranuae en-, fpneeru tb FATE "a
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att1s tn SfHtalerh, pelaer e~beafals beleuaen fanu. fo6 in
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8 er Der Vntent%StCe
lbetnimmt ate An5et8en uno SMbiertpttpnen tn
Q0albtnetCn unb umetserp tar ben QDedGr, iDUte quo btc BE-
fteaun9 .pOn DrufarpeIeH, Wnb bt(prat b~ieleIben tn tarJeNer
5ett.
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unbetonnte Trdntbetten IL, 2eot5ebCren q.
30 mdnnliheR uup 80 meibli9en @el9ledt8.
Ia 6ar6Ise, worunter 1 Sflape.
Die Alter8ltufen Der 8eritorbenen lino linz
ter l 3. IA, 3pii4ea 1-5 S. 20. 5wiiden 20
uno 80 s.. 4 @ine Der perItOrbenen Berlonen
mar 112 8. alt.
Die 3a1l Der 9Doe8fdae, bic, ME 9ela9t, II
betrd9t, ut Die %flelulte, WelAe felt 2ah9em blel
pprtam.
@i8uora WariO, Die SenObOtin Ma,.
5inrs, belt am Samita9 in Walbin9tCn Dor eli
ner be9etlterten 8erlammlun9 cine 01eoe iber
Stallen. Wle mir b6ren, ipra4 lie lth in Der.
ielben ouPsSnti4ieoenlte sesea oaS 8eheiun8S
banowert Der Serren 8onaparte unO 8iclor
emanuel aus.
uSoebnun06er u in gtcner
SDet9ba b n. - Senator .6enneob ron Wta<
rRlano bat am 6reitas i'm V ct. 6enat elm
Wtemorlal Der Baltimore unD 9bie>@tlenbabn
80. etn8ereIdlt, morln Ciele 6lttet. bic lBaib.
in9tOner 3Dei96abn iO auspebnen al Diirfen.
DaB lie li9 en9er nit ben lipllden uno liipmelt,
li9en 9inien perbiuDet.
Die 4nSDebnunS Ioa i'll f~Olsenoer Weile Be.
pertieai9t iperoen es fol elm 3unncll inter
Capitol Oia an9ele9t peroen uno bic 8abn
Donn an einem paiienDen Buntt am Yotcmac
i'm Dtltritt Columbia sefibrt werOcn. sic
lou BON Sofpmptlren befabren merDen, allo feline
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HIule 8piIdeH Der OltlIden britten uno 0ltliden
le1sten StraBe einlluIen unD Bis 3u einem
puntte Des Siliden 3wei9eS am 8otomac smiz
l9en Gem PotOmoc uuo Ger Jlapnsyarp flbrsn.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-11

INTERESTING TO SMoKERs.-A writer in the
Knickerbocker says that it may he interesting
to the extractors of tobacco juice to know, that
while they are complacently enjoying an i'm
aginary cud of placid contentment, they are in
fact chewing quid of bitter disappointment;
and to those who resort TO combustion of the
delightful narcotic for visions of happiness in
the upper regions of the blessed, to learn that
they are RECALLING themselves with the fumes
of most unsentimental and uninspiring materi-
ais. Tobacco contains the following refresh
ing ingredients bran, oakum, cabbage leaves,
dregs fuller's earth, sal ammoniac, carbonate
of ammonia, salt potash, opium, etc. 1t was
not long ago that an importer in New York
city refused to pay the legal duties on a pack
age of cigars at the Custom House, on the
ground that there uas not a particle Of tobacco in
Them !
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-11

Ladies remember and bear in mind,
CYou may fully depend upon it,
That gem of the very rarest kind,
A thing most difficult to find,
A pet for which we long have pinned,
Is perfect love of a BONNET"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-11
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY IL, 1859.
GNants.

MET NURSE.-Mary Barker, aged 10,
offers her services as Wet Nurse to any one in
need She can give recommendations from the best ply
slclans Apply at No, Bridge street. dlwt mi
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-11
TERMS OF ADVERrIsINe-

ADVERTISEMENTS published. either in the Daley q,
WEEKLY SPY, for SLIGO square for three Insertions
and 20 cents for each subsequent Insertion Ten lines or
less constitute square" Advertisements ordered
inside or in any prominent place. those largely
displayed will be charged rates Contracts by the
year may be made liberal terms
Y All transient Advertisements must be paid II
ddHdnce Yearly or regular advertisers will be required
to make quarterly payments
~ No grdtnitous Advertisements. No report reso
Iulons or proceedings of any corporation society or
assoeatlon and no communication designed call atten-
uo 10 any matter of limited individual interest can
De inserted' unless paid for Advertisement.
~ The Publishers will not hold themselves respon.
sole Io any errors that occur beyond the amount
charged for the Advertisement
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1hE ZANE OF CRIcKET.-lt would not be
e .my 70 illu happier, or a more compendlous
I Il. 81! OF hngllsh characterlsucs, ana
E.gllsh social 2T, lnstltutlohs' tnah the game OF
) Crlche.. ! ne players are an as serious as II
I p ues1lllles Ior me depended on the issue
me po"ler graVely posses ms proJectlle, ana
"nlrls IN the terrible round-hander with as
grim earhesthesS as II ne We're directing
tlree-loot r uialneter shell from the monster
mortar Inc patsinah taxes ms weapon with
1eeiihgs hghiy analogous 10 tnose OF British
soliier' herseu " nope ol Iair reho"h 10 40
ms uuty III tne hour OF danger, ana resolved
at least 10 sen ms wicket dearly MARX the
algnlhed, Juulelai austenty OF the umpire lie
is as stern ana peremptory In ms brlet but IRE
Vocable sentence OF IN J or out! as II he
were the LORD hlgh Chancellor, CONCERNING
OF Acquiring peer OF Inc realm OF nigh urea
SON. observe me eager, concentrated vigil
lance OF the neld the swift running, and brisk
throwing up OF CoYerpomt and Long-held.
linen last, not least, observe the superhuman
nmbleness, vlgor, and watchfulness OF the
wicket keeper-the leader OF the opposition
the captain OF the eleven. He catches I'M
palpable SHIPS an inch from the bat; he
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-11

brushes, BRUSHES, BRUSHES.
~ ELLIS THAYER, manufacturer and dealer In ni
indg Of Brushes No. 10 Foster street. opposite Boston
and Worcester Railroad Depot Orders by mail or other
wise will receive prompt attention -
N .B-Particular attention paid TO Dresser ana NJ
chine Il div uh
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-11
S1 SIZES ONLY FIFTY CENTS.
Towards Premium Hair Dye,

Warranted to be superior Others For sale in Wor
ceser by all Druggists, also by the sole Proprietor j.
Howard, at wholesale and retail No. Pipers Block,
Main street. Worcester, Mass, to whom all orders must
be addressed.
n. B.-Barbers wishing obtain reliable ahicle for
their use informed that this Dye be had put
in large small quantity cheaper than any other in
this market All orders by mail otherwise, accom-
panied by the cash. will be promptly attended to- Extra
inducements offered to dealers to act as Agents.
mchlO d6n
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-11
ID ED U CTION IN PRICES
GROSS 81 STRAUSS
VIII offer this day

TX IL .
GROSS & STRAUSS
WIN offer this day
Is Muslin Collars at 75c worth 81 rs.
$50 " 81, cheap at SL50.
1872 Real French Embroidered Collars and Sleeves to
match the cheapest richest goods ever seen in this
city.
Maltese and Thread Lace Collars at half the regular
price.
Elegant Honon Point Applique Collars Maltese, Hon
iton and Real Point Lace Sets.
1000 Rich, Square and Round Cornered veis which will
be sold at one-half the regular price
doz Real Thread Lace Wells from $3.50 to Sls
Black Lace Shawls and Capes, of entirely pat
terms, A and "a Figured Mantla Laces,
Black Gimpure and Thread Laces and Black Founcing
Laces, the largest assortment ever seen.
Vaencian Laces and Insertings beautiful assortment
splendid line of Rich Embroidered adkerchiefs, ele-
giant new Dress Trimmings, Buttons Bindings and Tas-
sells, the best assortment nthe city.
Rich and New STYLES Parasols Mitts Cotton and Silk
Hosiery elegant Fans and thousands of oternew goods
Ribbons.-25 Cartons OF Bonnet and Dress Trimming
Ribbons at half price.
Having and unequalled facilities in getting these
goods and all other goods in line direct from the
manufacturers and importers therefore enabled
to sell goods at greater reduction from regular re-
tail prices.
Our stock of goods is complete and embraces the
largest variety and latest designs of the season.
GROSS & STRAUSS,
my3 diff Opposite the Post Office.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-11

GAUL'S PHILADELPHIA ALE AND
~ PORTER, superior article, put up in half bills,
expressly for family use and recommended by Physici-
ans generally as being very healthy beverage For sale
by J. s. HILL
az d3m* No. 80 Mechanic street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-11

WILL You HAVE Me- last evening quite
an amusing affair was enacted at the Holiday
street Theatre, which was participated in by as
large and fashionable an audience as ever
graced the "Old Drury," and we give it for
the amusement of our readers as related to us
by an eyewitness. While Miss Fanny Fitz
Warren, the beautiful and accomplished ac-
tress, was performing her part in the play en-
titled 'Ioan of Lover" which was inter-
spersed with the songs, 81 don't think Pm
ugly" "Tve no money, so you see, and
"Wholl have me 2" the songstress paused for
moment as if waiting for an answer, when
verdant youth exclaimed at the top of his
voice, which was characterized by feeling of
deep earnestness, 81 will p to which the mod
est lady, in neat bow, and with her bright
eye beaming with joy, said, "Thank you, sir.
The answer drew forth from the audience the
most yociferous applause, which was INDUCED
in for several minutes. In short time there
after the youth was observed making hasty
exit from the Observation-Disclosures Patriot, May
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-12

EsPINAssE SHOT By HIS OWN SOLDlERs.-It
would seem by the subjoined paragraph that
Espinasse was taken of by m expedient which
was said to have proved fatal to some unpopu-
Tar officers in our own army during the Mexican
war. at is said that General Espinasse met
his death by unfair means in the melee, and
that his untimely end was anticipated and
talked Of in the army before going into action
The story Of the cannon ball and the horse s
head being carried off by the same stroke is all
an invention. General Espinasse was shot down
by a stray bullet in the back of the neck while
giving an order to his ad-de-camp, who, placed
Immediately in front of the General was shot
dead likewise Mt the same moment. The two
shots came so quickly one upon another that it
is thought they were both fired from the same
revolver. This is the rumor; leave its respon-
sibility to those who are spreading it with great
assiduity. 1t is well known that Espinasse was
hated most intensely in the army. His be-
hayior in the coup ID etat, of which he was
foolish and VICTORIOUS enough to boast, has
rendered him a marked man, and for long
time he had shared in those secret threats, re-
ceiyed in anonymous communications, which
have tended during the last few months to
dispirit the Emperor mind, and make him fly
to this war with Austria as a relieffrom remorse
and the Carbonari.'
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ARRIVALS AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

-wILlARDS' HOTEL.-F Smyth, Va; Col G
Forbes, w Clarke, Md; Reynolds, Tex; Lam
caster, ny; Andrews, NY;, w Johnson, ia; ] II
ralta, n Peralts, Cal; w Kendall La; Miss An
ME Cray, do; Storme; Miss; DIR Fesrn, W Fearn,
Az; Tennsy; T Mccall, Ten; T Baker. Pa; A ]
Hayes Ala; kins sford and lady, Mrs WILDER, n
Y; ID Browne, Va.
NATIONAL. HOTEL.-T Martin. + Estess
ana sou, Md; Stone, CT; Underhill, Mass; C.
Peters, b; Benson, II Lehwerin, Strony, N
Vs. Gibbons, Pa; DAVIS. CT; II Easter, Md;
Roggentack and fam, Tex; T Miller, do; g
SamPnell La; Trull, Wis; N Phineas and ly,
Nf;E Clinton and daug liter, Pa. Col Spencer and
dams hter, Miss Carmichael, Miss Carmichael, l.
Rawlings, Md.
BROWNS HOTEL.-Dr Marks, sc; n r.
Rromnell, NY: A Scott, NJ; r Shroc, do; H
Randall, do; b = Jones and lady, o. Miss Jones'
DO; Miss Parhins. Nd; Miss Terran, IA; Miss
Il Abfle, sc; Nj Hit and lady, Tenn; III Merrivtan
and f,mily, do; r Moore, TSA;J NJ CiaTkson, Pa;
Browne, Ky; Bady, Va; T H Hammer, Team.
kIRKWOOD HOUSE.-Miss A Carte =,
Miss; Miss + Garter, do; g Cater, do; W Car :,
ter, Mr. and Mrs Ledue, Md; Robinson Va; ID
z Bensford, Mass; J Little, Md; 3 Davis do;
NJ Davis. do; Mrs ri Kemp, dc; Mrs G. % BoruIp
do;;Mrs Walker, do; Mrs l. Kemp, do; Lew
Is, Cal; Leggett, -; Thornton. Va.
UNITED STATES HOTEL-y Austin. o; E 9
Surghnor. Tex; w b holland, Va: Col awrenoe
pc Hn.hr0r, Va; DIR r Harwood and son, Tenn;
j NJ BowlIn, Dc.
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nk.
~ BALTIMORE
LOCK HOSPITAL,
Has discovered s .se; Csrai. spssdy and oaly KGssla
Remedy In the Esrid fer all
nTCEIS OF TMpP II m ENnR

" BAL1IMOlE
Il. discovered d. .. c.r. s .SSa "a Ooy La.
Rsmsiy in ths ksrId fsr all
DISEASES OF IMPR UDENCI.
LET NO rALsk pELIcAcI PREVENT.
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
nrA CURE WARRANTED OR NO CHARGE IL 1wo
w.insss the Back seturss Assetsus Of the Kidney
and Bladder, lavOunay Di.eharGss. lmPO.nsy, General
.:isn Tay f.ns1s
az e. s"s 81 ~;
hoss Terrible Disorders arising from Solitary Hsbits
d.r mes..iS.. .nd a..sro, s.th BodI :no Nina
YOUNG MEN
hat and Ia biz which annually. sweeps
.nunsly thousands q Yoeng Msa Of th. moot
listening with ts hsadss ~
.sisd {" ss'ssy The living Tyre, may ss With fall ssas
..g., b.ns .v.r. .. Phy.issi vs.sas organic debility,
d.S1rmi,l.., &C.. speedily e.I.d;
sn,y eonfd in h. honor as gsGdsman and esnsdsnty rely
'p'0 OFFICE ~ Ne. ffi soUTH FREDERICK STREET,
zen hand aid. gong from Baltmers street fay doo.s IRE"
- r''' anu '''i DR. JOHNSTON,
en II. most :mia.at ce:s.: IN d. Gni;!d State.
and q. PSF :: psS:: ~: has s.;n spent in Ii. h.:
sctsd Of the astonishing that
.S.n .. .Is ms 's asdS.s
sounds, bsshrnsss With frequent b!ushng attended
n'' With T4fE T1f NOTICE.
Ys.ng Men and ohsrs Who nave injured ~
lsarnsd from s,l school, the sfsets
.hlsh ar. nightly i.i s.sH vasa s...p and not cared
sedy, shorid apply immsdistsly.
limb. PAN: in d. Esad Dimn.. Of Sight Loss Of Ms.es.i
ID
sy%ggs s% I. q ,C%Sn..@@ p e.,
- drsdsdLoss Of Memory Confusion Of ldsss Depression
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THE CELEBRATED
i DR.. J. S. ROSES MEDICINES,

Or PH1LADBLPH1A.
These remedies the result of thirty five years
Of extensive and SUCCESSFUL practice, and are the
only reliable preparations to cure the various ills
DIR. j. 8. RossEs COUGH SYRUP, OR Elk.
PECTORANT, will radically cure Coughs, Colds,
Hosrseness, Bronchitis, and oil Lung diseases.
PnS ne 50 osnts And d. rr,S.r,vv sy,,.
or Blood Purifier for the Of Sorofuls, Old Erup
nons, Chronic Diseases, Ulcers, Swelled Neck, and
e diseases arising from IN impure state ofthe blood
DR.. ]. 3. ROSES DYsPEPTIC COMPOUND.
The only sure cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Com
plant. Price 50 cents. - -.
DR.. J. s. ROSES PAIN CURER. II 10 not
cure all but il alone has stood the test of IS years
curing Rheumatism, Tooth and Ear Aches, Cholic,
PANS in the Stomach and Bowels Sprains, Bruises,
pain internally or externally. Price, II, IS, and 50
cents Q bottle.
,nyou wish to get CURED of any Of the above com-
RlAints, get DIR. J. 8. ROSES GENUINE MEDI-
CINES, which you will know when genuine BY
having his written signature on the cork Of each
bottle: Sold BY druggists generally.
N. B.-Beware of those poor nostrums purportine
70 be the best in the world. 10 Ally
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NJ TAKE NOTICE.

lNOTlCE Is hereby given to the owners of
lots parts of lots, which front the south side
of Dunbarton street, betwso Hg street ami Mont
gOmery street, In Georgetown, ID. e., that they
required by ordinance of the Corporation of said
town, approved June 2st, 1873, to pave the footways
IN front OF their said lots and parts of lots, wh-re
such IS arc not now 10 good order, before the LIST
day of August next. Said paving and reravng to
be made to the entire width Of tho foOtway, where
the lots have been improved, an! To- the width Of 8
feet where they are not improved. Where any of
the curbing on tho entire line of SAID foOtways are
IN manner defective, out OF order, they mnst
be repaired In a suitable manner. The paving and
CURLING must be done according To the legal rade
of the street III whole work must be done with
the best materials and properly executed, It will
be rejected by the undersigned, and the work will
De done by them In suitable manner at the cost of
the said owners
Should the SAID owners, or any of them, fail to
have their footways c0mp eted by the LIST day of Az.
gust next, the Subscribers vi then proceed to have
the work done, and will pay for the same out of the
tsx which has already been uposed for that Pur-
pose. III. ADDISON, Mayor.
JAMES A. MAGRUDER,
je y 7taw3w Commissioners.
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yrFprcIIHR
a VALUABLE MEDICINE--we have here,
Ne sS e 8 sss many o'I'' Effected ~ The

indisesses Of the blood, skin, dysp~psy, Sc., and
RECOMMENDED 1t ~ % invaluable medicine Our
oonhdenee IN II z. remedial agent has been greatly
standing disease Of the liver kidneys, skin, etc.
that have recently come under our oGservstion-in
skllful ply sicians had failed 60 afford relief Hun
dreds Of our most resPeotabe oitz ens have been
lieved By its admirable curative qualities and we
srsti6ed TO learn that its popularity daily be-
coming greater. Its operation 10 mild and pleasant
residence ofMRS. cox, Iss z. B.LrraoRE ST.,
Baltimore, and at the principal Drug Stores.
city, and numerous certificates seen by calling on
the agents None genuine unless her name 10 blown
on the bottle ard her seal on the cork. ... =.
Wholesale Agesf.-R. s. T. CrssEI, Druggist,
Georgetown, ID. c., has been appointed Wholesale
Agent for the District, and viii supply the trade 81
my prlOes. .r-.- je - H
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ID The body of young man was found in a
field near st. Louis, on "Wednesday morning last,
stabbed in twenty places. He had evidently been
robbed and murdered elsewhere and the body
conveyed afterwards where 1t was found The
letters y. p, and 'soldier" were tattoeed on his
right arm; on his left, small Maltese cross