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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-08

PhotOgraphs!-At'' Union Art Gallery" from life
to miniature sizes, and finished either in OIL Water
India Ink, Pase or Crayon. Also Ambrotypes NIeain
otypes, &c, all sizes PARTICULAR ATTENTION
PAID TO COPYING PICTURES OF DECEASED
PEOPLE.
The best Pictures in the city, at the most reasonable
prices, made at the Union Art Gallery" 1871 Main
street. au20 diff
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The Bath Zines says that the Augusta
dam, by raising the waters OF the Kennebec,
created steamboat navigation above the dam
at Ticonic Falls. The dam corporation is al
lowed to collect tolls for passing boats through
the locks, to take advantage OF the thus created
navigabe waters.
The Eastport Sentinel says the mackerel
still continue abundant and the people almost
discouraged with the withdrawal for some
years past of the resources on which the
prosperity of the place largely depends, have
again taken courage, and seem determined to
do their part to bring about the good time
coming"
A correspondent of the Ellsworth Farmer,
of July llth, under date of July 10Th, said he
had corn three feet and four inches, and silk
ing out; and challenged any one to produce
some taller. An answer came way from the
Mississippi bottom in Illinois, saying there
were specimens in that locale thirteen it. high
with ears on it six feet four inches from the
ground.
The town of Lee is grouring country. 1t is
said there are q women in the town who
weigh over 200 pounds each Besides this
there are two gentlemen in the town, who are
now harvesting 60 acres OF oats, and 20 acres
of corn and potatoes. Another man has 80
acres of corn on quarter township.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-08

The Prince of Wales and the Orangemen.
1t has been stated in the brief dispatches of
the last two or three days that tile princes
progress through Canada had been exposed to
some vexatious Interruptions, which have since
occasioned very great and ominous excitement
throughout the provinces. The history of
the movement is thus given in the letters to
the New York Tribune -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-08

WARREN.-Mathew Coity, an Irishman,
after drinking two quarts OF beer, on the 9th
inst, fell from a haystack and broke his neck.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-08

AFTERNOON services at the Third Baptist
Church will take place tomorrow at D instead
of 6, as heretofore. Rev. Kendall Brooks of
Fitchburg, will preach.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-08
RHODE ISLAND.

Governor Sprague, of Rhode Island with
portion of his staff, twenty-five members of
the legislature, Mayor Knight, of Providence,
the Providence Light Infantry, and large
number Of Rhode Island military gentlemen,
left Providence, Thursday evening, for Cleve-
land, Ohio, to attend the Inauguration OF the
Perry statute
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-08

CLINToN.-The Clinton Light Guards, new
recruits, with many Of the old members, have
reorganized under the following officers -
Captain, Henry Bowman; first lieutenant,
George L. Thurston; second lieutenant, A. i.
Erllar
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-08

Those troubled with diseases of the eye
ear and throat, are referred to the advertise.
ment of DIR. Lighthill, a surgeon who has had
large experience in the treatment of these
difficulties.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-08

Miss LIZZIE DorEN will lecture at Wash
burn Hall tomorrow Sept. 9TH morning and
evening, at half past ten and seven o'clock.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-08

New APPLEs.-Mr. Charles johnson of
Northboro, has shown us specimens of new
Seeding apple that seems to us worth attention
M. johnson found the original tree growing
near swamp, in Southboro That tree is
dead, but he secured another from it, and has
taken pains to get others by means of grating.
The apple is very fair and handsome, above
medium size, and very excellent in flavor. In
COLOR it is largely striped and flushed with
slightly acid with somewhat aromatic flavor.
1t ripens little earlier than the Porter apple
and is handsomer than that variety, without
seeming to be in any respect inferior to it. 1t
is called the Lady Johnson apple"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-08

GARDNER,-The Crystal Lake Cemetery in
Gardner was consecrated to the burial of the
dead, on Wednesday last, with appropriate
services. The dedicatory address was deliv-
cred by Rev. j. G. Payne, and the people were
appropriately addressed by Thomas E. Gla
zier, Esq. and Allen Foger, ESD In the eve
ming Of the same day the new town hall was
dedicated. The address on presenting the
keys to the selectmen was made by Thomas
E. Glazer, Esq, of the building committee,
and was responded to by Thorley Colester,
Esq, on behalf of the citizens of Gardner The
building with its appointments cost about
$8000, and will seat nearly thousand per-
sons. The first public exercises in the hall,
after these dedicatory services, will be the lee
ture of Rev. E. II. Chapin of New York, on
Monday evening next, on "The Orders of No
bility."
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-08

The GREAT BALL GAME.-The Excelsior
club of Upton, and the Union club of Med
way, who were obliged to postpone their
great trial which was at first announced to
take place on the 4th inst, have now decided
to play the great matched game of base ball
on Tuesday, Sept. 25th. 1t will come off as
at first announced on the Agricultural Fair
Grounds in this city.
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Early Thursday morning party of muscu-
lar fellows found drunken Celt in SPRING
field asleep on the bank of the Connecticut,
and set him rolling down the decliYity to the
bottom OF the stream. Pat, refreshed by his
unexpected baptism, scrambled ashore, when
the wicked fellows made up a purse to get
him new suit of clothes and breakfast
A serious stabbing atfray occurred, Wednes
day night, between Truman Brooks, and a
man named Cahill, Brooks stabbing Ills oppo.
nent in the neck, back, and abdomen. The
ARRAY grew out OF awres thing match. Brooks
was arrested, and Cahill is likely to recover.
The head Of a respectable family in Long
Meadow attempted to enter one of the disrep-
utable houses in Springfield, early Thursday
morning, but the house was full and revolver
was discharged at him from window, the
balls whistling through his hair. He told his
grievances to policeman, and went on his
way.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-08

In North Canton, recently, Dana Scripture,
drunkard, who is torbearingly described as
"a respectable and orderly citizen, when in his
sober senses" attacked his wife with an axe
and would have killed her if she had not been
rescued by neighbor. He inflicted fright
full cash on the side of her head. But, aston
ishing to relate, on his promise of better
behavior, she has gone back to live with him.
The Phoenix Bank, of Hartford, has declared
semlannual dividend of three per cent, pay
able on and after Thursday, the 9th inst. This
is the first dividend the Phoenix Bank has
declared since its troubles in 1851
The Connecticut cattle commissioners have
sturred up pleuro pneumonia excitement in
Woodstock. The disease is said to have been
found in COW kept on the premises OF John
+. Williams, Esq, and an isolation OF other
cattle there has taken place.
Asa Platt, the Essex torger, was arrested in
Pennsylvania last week, and returned home
ON Saturday. His friends are endeavoring to
raise money to take up the notes, and get rid
OF prosecution
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mr.. Horace White, a well known citizen of
central New York, died at his residence in Sy.
racuse on Wednesday last lie was ALWAYS
an active and successful business man. and at
the time of his death was regarded as the
"c"tilcSt thdH III OHOnuaSa county, his eS-
tate being valued at about ST 100000.
young lawyer in Philadelphia, by means
OF a forged power Of attorney, lately imposed
upon the transfer clerk of the Lehigh Naviga.
ton Company, and obtained l76 shares of
stock end 100 of scrip. The guilty man is
supposed to have sailed the next day Tor Eu.
rope. Up TO this time his integrity has been
unsupported.
The Montreal Pilot pubishes-of course by
authority-the names of the ladies who were
honored with the princes hand in the dances
at the ball. 1t is understood that the publica-
ton is made to put down the pretensions of
bogus partners more than to tickle the vanity
Of the genuine.
John England, while exhibiting rattle.
snake at Susquehanna depot was bitten in
the hand physician named Manly, who
was called in, prescribed whiskey, and twelve
tumblers were administered. He became un.
conscious after the seventh, and by Thursday
he was down among the dead men.
The Scientific American of this week con
talns a full report OF the late sewing machine
decision of Judge Nelson of the United States
Supreme Court, in the cases of Wheeler &
Wilson and Grover & Baker against Geo. b.
Sloat James 6. Wilson, and others.
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Special 4iotrtes.

~. y. Fish, Manufacturer of Iron Railing Doors
shutters, Gratngs, &e, Of Union and Exchange
~ ui apps
uiifs Mint hpecihc-For Badness &c. Nc For
app dEwtf ' ' e''eot
FRICTION Mntches.-llayngb been appointed by The
Dos9 FRICTION Match Co ms Agents for tile sale of their
notice tlat we snail keep constantly hand an assort
inelt vi theiI celebrated Matches which will be sold
low luf CASH. ana satisfaction guaranteed.
TN, "a. DRAlEf ~ CLARK
W@l uu Nos. 10 and 81 Front street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-08

Police CoURT.-On Friday, Michael Nc.
Carly, for disturbing the peace, was fined So
and costs. Charles Robinson, for larceny of a
pair of pants from the coax Hall' clothing
store, in Piper's Block, was sent to the house
of correction for one month
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-08
CITY AND COUNTY.

WIDE AwAKEs.-Those interested in the
formation of wide awake club, in this city,
will sold meeting, this evening, at halfpast
seven o'clock, in Brinley Hall, to complete
the organization.
SUPERIOR CoURr.-It was ordered by the
court that the following named cases be placed
in order for trial for Monday next, and the
parties in those cases will be held to be ready
in the order of the cases Nos. $50, 463, 4S0,
494, sol, 519, 525, 562, 567, $50, ga, 635, GAS,
645, GAS, go.
The case of Stone VS.. Boston and Worcester
Railroad Company was committed to the jury
last night but they had not returned Il verdict
at the adjournment This is an action for
payment of a bill for wood sold to the corpor-
alton by Stone, which bill they offset with a
bill for lumber sold to Otis Larned, as agent
for Stone, at Oxford. Very for plaintiff
Dewey Williams for the defence.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-08

BRISTOL COUNTY.
Mr. Charles d. Benjamin, of Preston, Ct,
who had shipped as first officer Of ship Jireh
Perry, OF this port, which was to have sailed
to-day for the Pacific Ocean, went on board
yesterday afternoon, the vessel laying in the
harbor. AT eleven O'Clock last night he went
into his state room and extinguished his light.
This morning nothing could he found of him,
but his coat, watch and baggage remained un-
disturbed. 1t is supposed that he went into
the main chains during the night, and fell
overheard. 1t had been noticed that he was
low spirited at times, and had expressed some
doubt about going in the ship. He is repre-,
scented to be worth property to the amount Of
$4,000 to S20,000.-Ne0 Bedford Standard
| Sept. 8.
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GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.



The will Of Lady Byron has been admitted
to probate, and it is found that Charles Fol
len of Boston receives "G300 (about Sl500l to
assist him in the difficulties he will have to
contend with in his disinterested advocacy of
the colored race" In addition to $500, 600
personal, she had several valuable real es-
tateS.
Alfred w. Pike, for many years well known
as an instructor of youth, died at his residence
in Boston, Thursday. Mr.. Pike had large
acquaintance in the northern New England
states, and has been the principal of several
academical Institutions in Massachusetts and
Maine He was principal of the old Newtury
port Academy for several years.
The public reception of Mr. Cough by the
ministers of Massachusetts, is to take place at
fremont Temple on Monday evening, Sept.
| II. The address OF welcome will be given by
Rev. DR.. Kirk, pastor Of the Mount Vernon
church in Boston, of which Mr.. Cough is a
member.
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Police Intelligence.
An UNSAFE BuILptso m BRoADwAy-oRDER FOR
ITS REMOVAL.

AN UNSAFE BuILp(Sg m BRoADwAY-oRpER FOR
ITS REMOVAL.
some days ago Sesseast Lsrd Of the Sanitary Police
appeared before Justice Kelly ct tho Jefferson Market
Police Court and reported thai he had examined the
bedding No 652 Broadway in pursuance Of section 81 Of
the Police sct and Sound that was In an insecure
condition. There was crack opening In the froa'
WALL extending from the second 10 the third story; the
extension 10 the also cracked and Of
the building bad settled TO the depth Of several inches
The building immediate danger Of falling; aud
occupied by member OF tenants was dangerous
Kelly issued q warrant for The Of Thomas n.
Patton, assignee OF The lessee Of the building. and
an .,s humber u.scas and SuSs wen. 'C ss
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am maaou Il built the house No $50 Broadway; ex-
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discovered no other foundation 10 the building;
dermined the building No. $50 Broadway the and
dug down about ~ and discovered foundation for
No $50 at all; We usdcrmpcd No $50 about ten feet b.
ou the curb we exssaded No ESQ about sxtcea feet In
The rs. vas an Old sasns nsssS Mr. r,isS sss,
unasrmns No. $50 sy piers SIX fsss apArt; after
suDs .ome tine and no mes,sres having seea taken
building dangerous coodtsos told hia that the
cuiy hlrg be done was to build continuous wall In
piers by thai the earth could be kept up,
the building adjoining no ESQ Kept sri Mr. Patton
tod me 70 build the continuous wall, suggested,
but said he did not want 10 20 70 more ex.
pcuse Than neosssary he paid me $3.50 for the
90 but did not cay that The Job well done Asra.
ham wberup, Of No ans Fourth street o~cc Griffith,
OF No ioi West Forty smith street, and number OF
other architects and builders a. their opinion thai
the building unsafe and liable 10 tumble down nj any
moment Upon the strength OF this evidence the mngis
raie order directing the tenants vacate the
unts the building could DC put IN safe order
new one erected IN ne Stead.
TIM Ur lows Lon swNptx Some days ago we noticed
the arrest Of Epstshman named Thomas Lswsoa, .
charge Of forging deeds Of real estate lying the upper
part Of the city, which be had claim tile; also
the Arrest Of two persops named smith wilcox and
Charles p Thompsca, suspicion of beng implicated
IN the affair Yesterday the police made tvo othcr
rests, IN the persons Of Charles @. Thompson and
Hamilton W shpman. mompsos b . broker, and docs
businsss In Nassau street Sapmss also BROKER, Asa
business No 80 Pine street The csss appears 70
be very complicated one the prvoae object In commit
unC the forgerice not bong NJ nj clear u believed
that there someshipg YET behind the sceaes, which,
unveiled, would little fuering in heh aad
husraai circles let us have more hghi On The sub,sci,
Mr.. District Attorney Fsf tussfss, rref oStnn
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PerponnI InseIIsxeaee.

Hon. :. p. Hale, Of New Haven, and coInnodore
Stockton and family, Of New Jersey stopping at the
Aston House.
Rev. A. A. Willis, OF Philadelphia; Col Nixon, Nj
~aukee, and James n Csvssash, Eco Of Minnesota, are
MAJOR General Hayshe, Of Esgiand; W. 3. sssnu Eco
OF Auburn, Ala Dean pchmopo, Of Buaslo Peter Gag
ger and WIN. Cassidy, both Of albany " Parker Eq.,
herG q New orssns Robert HAlsey Of Ithica,
stsppipg at the - Nicholas Ho,el.
Gov. samuel W. BlAo$, o. Seersssa; Hou. y Q. Mar
shall Of New York; Hon WIN. Ushcr OF Little Fails Col
l. Lee Of washpeoa, sad Cot A. n Mcyiert, Of Penn
sylvanA, stopping al the Metropolitan Hotel.
Gen. Leslie ooombs, Of Ky.; Boa. J; X. Morshs.a Of
capt Barton, U. 8 A.; Major Bon. Mccullooh, rexss
Hons. II. n Phillips. Pa ~ b Anthony, X. l.; John
Hnas Tso a.iam.a s s.. fs, SeNT Tsou
Marshall III; John G. Bufch and LADY, Gal; GOV. b.
hsgoonn, Ky: FL Cows W. A hcharoson, III W A
GormAo, Mon.; u n Runnelis, Texas, wore in wnhing
too Monday.
The Troy Arena o. The slh sast says Miss Abby
Goddard, well known female, formerly "charactcr'
rrqasi,oa from Gov Morgan, sreushi 70 This city
where sne was lodged In sa % saturday evening Mic
Of One intellectual ehsr.esrscs, che became author
zee q celebrity confronting to several magAxnss
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"cesDisgs She also al one time large contributor
70 The local press OF this city, thcsxnsiur Of Kate
sucoessfu teacher having at time several sssiss
arts, ana hosts Of fisnds But Kate got specuia
ss't so1r sss'1s
| aud dnAncered, and eventually pissed through
all the stages OF the bold aud cashing operator
"irom gave 10 gay, IRON lively 10 severe" Many staad
respectable ctzens endorsed bar papw, loaned
their Ter housands but the pay Day ceytsn
than "dsath taxes" 81 length came, atd With ruin
for the Intellectual and brilliant nKss." avcrref
that her here she not only svfnded bu forged
How this may be cannot tel, but certain h abe has
and hrou9bt 10 This city, for changing
the amount Of nose for $3.50 10 81 500 winch given
by Mr Wet more which note discounted by Of
our city banks, "ksts" obtaining tbs money upon "
some mouths Mss Gcadsra mp before the Bcs
too Courts q criminal charge OBTAINING money under
n preaoes, eebeve and passed through the hevy
crces Of ures and courts thai city Her trial erected
considerable attention here, especially among Who
sckrow ledged themselves her victims Shs h In
jail IN this cs,y, and quite likely her trial will engros~
| srse segrce Of pubic interest
Colonel Armistsad r. n Rust, West Point graduate
bAs been appointed Inspector for the sixth brigade Of Viz
\ gn'a militia
MI rAxxart, Of the kev York Legislature, continues
quiz ~ ~ his residence in Jefferson county.
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