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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-04

The PRINCE OF WALES DouDLE.-It is
said that few eays before the Prince OF Wales
reached home, a pretcuder TO his name and
rank appeared, whose pretensions, however,
were easily disposed OF. The story is as fol
lows:-On the 1lth of November young
gentleman of respectable appearance and adj
dress presented himself at the gate ON Castle
Hill The sentinels stopped him, telling him
it was the entrance only for the royal family,
on which the stranger said, 81 am the Prince
of Wales" The sentnels, thinking from his
gentlemanly manners that this was the truth,
presented arms and permitted him to pass. In
this way he passed several sentinels but in
one of The interior passages of the castle he
was met by one of the servants, who inquired
his business. II am the Prince of Wales, d" he
said, "and am going to see my mother the
queen" The servant said he would accom-.
pany him, and calling the superintendent they
discovered the stranger to be an insane youth
OF some twenty years of age, named Harding,
who had been recently discharged from
private lunatic asyl um as cured.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-04
From Edmund About,s .Klnr of INC Nlonntnin.o

JOHN HARRIS, THE AMERICAN The first
time saw TINS strange fellow comprebended
America john was born at Vandalis. in Iii
nois. He inhaled at his birth that air of The
New World so vivacious, so sparkling and so
brisk that it goes to the head like cIan,papne
wine, and one gets intoxicated in breathing IL
know not whether the Harris family are rich
or poor; whether they sent their son to col
lcge or lett him to get his own education. 1t is
certain that at twenty seven years lie depends
only on himself trusts only TO himself is ms.
tonished at nothing, thinks nothing impossible,
never tlinches, believes all things, hopes ali
things, tries all things, triumpls in all things,
and rises up again II he falls begins again ii
he fails, mover stops, never loses courage, and
goes right ahead whsiling his tune. lie has
been a farmer, Il schoolmaster, II lawyer, II
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-04

The QUEEN OF LAzzARoNI.-A woman
called La Giovanni, about 40 years of age
has long been the great popular Tribute Of
Naples. She keeps wine shop, and has long
served as Il medium of communication he
tween the Liberals and the common peoule
and LazzarOni, who trusted her implicitly
On Garibaldi's arrival she az once became a
iavorite with him. for he loves to be surround.
ed by the people. On one occasion she was
waiting i'll an anteChamber amongst persons
of high rank for an interview with Garibaldi
who, weary with ministerial squabbles babe
her alone enter. He asked her a number of
questions, and then in presence Of his officers,
said, ''now give me kiss, " she complied and
then said she would like to have another,
which she obtained. She is an immense stall
wart person and dressed in the costume OF her
class, dark cotton gown, a large dark shawl
with red flowers, bare headed, and carries two
revolvers and dagger by her side. She has
a severe but half satisfied expression of coun-
tenance, and seems to have the faculty of look.
ing through person at glance.
French TRAGI CoMEDY.-The Paris
papers relate the following extraordinary and
romantic incident, but unfortunately without
vouching for its truth The story goes that
young, and of course beautiful girl, named
Adeline b. living at Courseulles, near
Paris, having been seduced under promise Of
marriage, and afterwards abandoned by her
lover, resolved to commit suicide She lit
two tremendous fires in her bedroom, but the
fumes, instead of killing her, made her ill,
and her groans being heard, she was succour.
ed and restored. But now comes the bouquet
There slept on the floor above the young girls
room a not involuntary Actaon, wicked peep.
ing Tom, who, tor vile purposes, had with
gimlet bored large hole in the plank Just
above Miss Adelines bed. Through this little
hole the bulk of the poisonous vapor ascended
and killed the amorous youth, whilst the dis
consulate lost one miraculously escaped To
complete the story, her lover was SO touched
by the tragical occurrence that he rcpented
him of his infidelity, made her an honest wo.
man. and paid Il handsome sum of money to
the family of her unfortunate victim
UP TO SNUFF.-Sr Joshua Reynolds snuff
was Hardhams 81 of which occurs this mem
Orandum in the painters pocket book for 1851.
"Hardham of Fleet street, Snuff No. 81" 1t
was so named from the number OF Hardhams
shop, No. 81 ON the north side of Fleet street.
lie had been Garriclls murderer TO count the
audience in the theaterl; and when Hardham
invented his mixture" Garricll rendered him
this service While enactng the character
of a man of fashion on the stage, David offer
ed pinch OF his snuff to fellow comedian,
observin G that it was the most fashionable
mixture of the day, and to be had only at
l1ardham's, No 81 Fleet street The puff sue
ceeded beyond Garrick expectation, and
Hardham's 81 was the tavorite mixture for
many years afterwards when snuff taking was
the rage and fashion of the time.
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TERMS oFADyERrIsIxa

ADVERTISEMENTS published in the DAILY VI sIOs
square Tor three insertions and 20 for each sub
''''teht insertion. Tn lines or iesD constitute a
square" Advertisements ordered inside. or in am
prominent place also those largely displayed. viii
I''asea extra rates Contracts BY the year may be
made on liheraterms
se5net Fir,t insertion 81 per square, each sub
Jrs-.e yta@slet Advertisements must be p4id an
TO make quarterly payments iseIS VIII De Sqaireo
if9rs nv " ,s9fS adgeriiseents. No report rsso
l-uols, OF proceedings Of corporatson .oeia+ -
association and no Communication desne5 r. oi 9. %
ton TO any matter of limited or ndyfdnsi ioters4 IN
ne inserted, unless pail for an Advertse1e, Sai'
a. The Publishers will not hold theTpseiyss rssn-
snle Tor any errors that may occur. beyond the pTT
charged for the Advertisement Jun
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-04

Journalist, a gold hunter, a manufacturer,
merchant; he has read everything, seen eve
rything, practiced everything, and travelled
over more than half the globe. When l made
his acquaintance he was commanding a steam
yacht in the Piraus, with sixty men and four
guns; he was discussing the oriental question
in the North American Review he was doing
business with an indigo house in Calcutta, and
he found leisure to come three or four times 4
week to dine with us.
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Zeal estate.
n COTTAGE HOUSE FOR SALE

m COTTAGE HOUSE FOR SALE
HIlI IN MILLBURY-A very pleasant and convenient
- Cottage House situated on Maple street. The lot
contains about half an of land which is choice
variety OF Fruit Trees in bearing condition This place
VIII he sold verylow and favorable terms on applica
ton to the subscriber, the premises
,,r,,. ALDEN RICE.
'lHplrF, sept D. 1860 50 d3m+
%; FOR SALE-A Cottage House
LII 40, 81 Laurel street. containing twelve rooms
- v, ~ closet to each and all finished in good
5 1Ht h9uSe Is built in substantial manner
5Go go III one or two families The lot contains
wv Ieet' on which is woohouse and shOD good we'll
OIL never falling water, and variety of good fruit trees
anu ShFuos III bearing state. portion Of the purchase
money can remain on mortgage it desired Ihonire If
''7tAVp'
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4 RARE CHANCE-A verv de-

t srable and egibly located gcnteeI residence With
l<nearly an acre OF land, for sale. Hon Chas Thur
Der having taken up his residence in BROOKLYN \ Y
mas favored me with instructions to offer private
ms beautiful mansion in Worcester, Mass Said house
thoroughly built in the modern and approved STYLE
IS rcplee with every convenience for comfort and uti-
NV containing spacious entrance hail with fourteen
large rooms warmed by superior furnace lighted with
gas Egyptian marble mLntes marble basins cham
netS, supplied with warm and cold water spacious bath
ing ana laundry privileges, spacious kitchen with
abundance of domestic conveniences gas fixtures for
cooking, &C. large conservatory soft els
terms good we'll, large cellar with floor laid in
nent ami many other advantages not enumerated This
house is in nelghbOrhood of the highest respctabiity
upon an elevated lawn covered with fine growth of
hamental trees shrubberv, Nc with extensive 'front.'
age ncloSed with massive iron fence granite foun
datiOn. There is also paved carriage from the
street to acommodiouS han and carriage house the
rear, built OF stone in the most substantial
the rear Land is taSteuly laid out with garden and
ru orchard of choice trees i'm bearing condition,
mcnted with hedges shrubbery, &c For and fur
tier Information, inquire of Hon. CHAS. TIURBER at
the Mansion House. Brooklyn, n. Y, or of the subscb
err f. W VAIL
MOL Flaggs Building Main street, Worcester, Mass
jy3l diff
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NEW FURNITURE WAREHOUSE
Substantial and Elegant Furniture.

F. W VAIL, late of the firm of L. C. Partridge & Co..
would inform his friends and the public that he has leased
the beautiful and spacious Warehouse No Fagg's Build
ing, opposite the BAY State House, Worcester. and vii
give his attention to the Furniture business in all its
branches, and will keep constantly hand well select
ed stock OF substantial and elegant Furniture bought
cash from the best manufactures i'll the country, and will
warrant the same equal in style and finish any sold in
Worcester County or the money viii! be refunded HIS
assortment will consist of rich and medium Drawing
Room, Paror, Dining Room, and Chamber Furniture
Looking Glasses. i'll variety of style and finish; will
keep on hand the best Live Geese Feathers pure ced
Horse Hair Mattresses, and all other kind Of Mattress
eS ALSO desirable assortment of elegant Window
Shades, Fixtures &c; all o. the most approved kinds Of
Spring Beds and in fact every article usually found il:
Furniture establishment Furniture OF all descriptions
Upholstered to order in superior DO not fail
call and examine the stock before buying.
l2g d&wt
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furniture, TT.

SE c ON OH A Nd FURNITURE
Persons giving up housekeeping and wishing TO sell
their Furniture Cash, and have it removed without
further trouble, will inu it to their advantage to call on
PUTNAM IL CLARK,
M Main
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Both New and Secondhand Furniture every variety
Feather Beds and Bedding Also, large lot of Parlo
and Cooking Stoves. Call before you buy.
L. Is. LAMS0N & CO.,
&C. IS, and 20 Main street
p F. B. LAMSoN Will give his personal attention to
the sale Of real estate personal property in city county,
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CEPHALIC PILLS.-For sale by DA-
~ VID SCOTT, Isl Main, corner of Mechanic street
nl7 DIFF
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RLANCARD'S PILLS-For sale, whole
A. sale and retail, by d. SCOTT,
Do diff Cor. Main and Mechanic streets.
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GO be VET.

IN HOUSE FOR SALE, ON HAIR
sslii WARD SrREr.-rhe subscriber would call atten-
assst%uon to the desirable Estate (adioninr his
own resdcncc.) which he offers for sale on the most
reasonable terms. The house built his own
direction, by experienced wOrkmen and any one wishing
to purchase nice house will do well examine the
premises. ALFRED WYMAN
Worcester, Sent. Is. 1860
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miscellaneous.

~ LBS. OIL SASSAFRAS, pure and
wv fresh, for sale by GEO. h SPURR. dtf jelg
CLAIRNOYANT PHYSICIAN-NIiss
~ NJ. $. SWAN may be found at No y EXCHANGE st.
Worcester Office hours from to II ana from t
m. d&wtt
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DERUVIAN GUANO-From the gov
Il eminent Agent. Warranted genuine and pure.
my2S DIFF LEE SPRAGUE & co
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no LET-Store No 10 Exchange street
4 Inquire OF H. BLISS
ol3 diff
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-15
mo. 52l6.l


AN ORDINANCE Concerning the Fire Alarm Police Tel
egraph.
Net Orleans hat all alarms Of FIRE stall b. by
Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph with
SIC .. ordained &c That passage Of This ord
70 and
Superintendent of said Fire alarm and Police Telegraph
1880 that The salary superintendent be fixed al
$500 per and that Of the Superintendent
Office Said Superintendent and asssan Superintendent sa
each bond the Of $500 for the faithful performance
SIC s Be L ordained e., That the Ere Committee Of the
nance Streets and Landings IF rhs Board Of Aldermen
shall constitute the Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph
empoye ROOMS apparatus and machine of said Telegraph
and said committee shall sop such rules aud regulations for
and sounding the alarms and shall alter amend
ee my asaad III Of which rules and tatio q or
shall be binding on all persons aud have the fun force
SEC 4 BE ordained That the Superintendent shall APP
point three SpetsoEs y salary zach Of sec mouth and
ey Ts e., W. ssa 3 be subject the eonra
e' fsa sss sa Z eo ~ ay u the
Fire Alarm aud Police Telegraph to 10 the Com
also ali changes he and from time e a po q
s Common cane he operations Ct he Fire Alarm and Pc
pfoysl or rejection Of the Common Council
person persons except connected iii lie
Of the oopen any signal box, tunles
interfere with The Working d tic Fire and Tes
gaPa s has an pe,ssn e violating rsyson
pe Of not less than 50 more that 500 recoyerabe hetor
any court Of sempe,en and IN default of pasmen
sEe Re & ord.aad 81 Thai This ordinance shall tax
Common Council of the city of New Orleans
tssnea fres1 doHs sG i. M Ct Assfsnen
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Signed GERARD sTITH, Mayor.
les St wv sAtoaos Secretary
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STREET coMM,R---OFFIClAL.

CECOED DISTRICT POUND-yFas brought
~ 70 the Second District Pound, Derbigny street,
st. Ann and Main streets, estrays--
One black dark brown pony saddle and bridfe about
IVA hands high, saddle and cellar KS small spo
near the left The neck right hind foot not shod and 10
visible - ~ - e. ~ -
@ 4 net claimed within five days and expenses there
Nh be sold st public auction, said depot,
4sew oEeanh. June III, 1860
Registered June a. lSsa i 80 . ss''et'
r ]. HITsELBERGER.
Deputy GomntraIeF.
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mo. 522s.l.

L4NU.
Roltt That the Comptroller the Treasurer for
the pay ment OF the following bills, viz:
II Scandng, making partition in the Fire Alarm
pairing same s8t 60
Of Assistant Aldermen, 10 OH November $40 90
L. T. Parker, Sheriff parish of Orleans expenses in
Ter ending March 3Isf 1869 SLID 90
Expenses incurred for Grand Jury l95 NO
Expenses incurred in conveying eonvets to the State
80 10 The ast March, 1850 2si q
parment 200 oo
lSignedi JOHN r. MONROE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
[Signedl BENZ. S. HARRISON,
President pro tenn. Board of Aldermen.
Approved june H. 1860
jel2 tSgned GERARD ST1TH. Mayor.
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BOARD t)r ALDERMEN.


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$3.50 ca Hssrssons yennara sad Whisneys.
3sense4 wish. 4 Is 49, .c.xsos ~
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sirc fund eenfdsa oihe MAJOR til shall reach
ae sa elssnRiassa " aas sso,ent d0aa'of
~ GERARD sIITH, Mayor
II Soil0wing communication was read
BoARn 81 AssasfAN - Ai 4 ,sslt
z, ,,s..,,s,,, a. sts.,,s-s spne o isDo
a'-aa7ss ii. tle Board q Aldermen:
Iaye the honor te aaforrn that he following
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4 ssss;soa fspssSs issolniion 10 slss
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asassaslE ssetioi, Is n ordinance Ne
5ssin is lss us ss tss nislsast S hsx STisan s
20 y 1scsss scr H. ID ne Il the Work house snicie1
~ a ssssaa e naks Ivy rar q panaso's s 'a
- ssase' ! S Psssss ssspss.ta sse
so,n,nnnicat;on fram He IN Nav 9,reans i,as
Light Company relative to two bills due by the
scifg til RS supplied ID April and May, was re-
acrFed % me FINANCE GomIalllee.
,..s -, RESOLUTIONS.
ssa xss rss fxics AID snsnimousy aaoptsd Il
rules being suspended "
En- Is Ct sss hss so 8 4 hans
and which le has
III IL nj s ss
srlset hisn Gs ahaif presidinr officer. q
The following resolution, offered By Mr.. Ven
$500 " 81 keas! Ml1e ala1 aopssu, ~ iaes pel
~ Hasss II ~ ns 81 III
Tha % mn y aad hss hereby instruct
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

SAZERAC BIkANDIEsIWE HAVE GOOD
France additions stock OF this celebrated and highly
favored brand We have 1895 eighth pipes eighth
quarter pipes, 1902 do; 1905 in hail. quarter eighth
pipes We invite the attention Of the trade and connoissurs
generally this article pnre
New York and prices by
WM. L. LEvERICH CO. 81 Old Loves st.
niA " Ga alptf
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E,PAVEs pu pEgx1EaIR Drsrn.or-n,

III &c eondu M dlnst S1SI .lnIE DIsTRICT.-ma
R ga1, eaFs r. a ass Maine
viron 5 mains de hsnt ayapt des a4a AZ g pride den
er pee aehe blsncbe pies ds ase y ae co.
pied draii de derriaFe feFft pits dc marae
u lie dit animal NEST pas r6tsne dams elm Now - L.,
frais payss yenfu reaehefe pGhique au III So,
le sAMEDl 10 de jain 1850 d mial. = Sstoi'
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hoavelie orlsans II de JUN lSsa jeia rs ii Is Ii
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mo. 5222.1
AN ORDINANCE amending section LIST Of Ordinance No.
3nl2 Concerning the Public Hacks, Cabs and
Carriages within the limits Of the First District Of New
Orleans.
ordained That from and after the passage of this ord
the stands aud stations for public cabs aud Of
description for the First District of the city Of New Or
leans, shall be As follows:
Lafayette square, comprising Camp and ST
Charles that shy, stand the sidewalk adj
Joining square On either side of ST. Charles street, from
Poyas Canal On the south side of Grayier street
the limits of the Of the ST. Charles hotel to its
1t being understood that the said cabs and other public
vehicles shall be arranged in impede
the Hgress of the doorways OF said hotel in
impede the landing of from either private
provided that any owner occupant Of any ore or dwelling
shall make objection to public vehicle such
stand in front of his their property dwelling aforesaid
And for violation the OF the owners
drivers of said vehicles this section OF this ordinances he
they shall pay hne Of less than dollars than
twenty for each onse recoverable before The Recorder of the
First District and in default Of shall be committed to
prison not less than than thirty days
[Signedl JOHN a. MONROE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[Signedl BENZ. S. HARRISON
President pro Board of Aldermen.
Approved June II, 1863. ~
jell Ct lSighedl GERARD STIFH, Mayor
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~5... iii. STATE LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City Of New Orleans. 5
Be it remembered that the ninth day of May l50 before
the undersigned Justice Of the Peace in and The city
aforesaid personally appeared Henry Peychaud President and
Louis Barnett Secretary of the Hope Insurance Company
New Orleans who, being duly according to law do de-
pose and that the foregoing Just and true and
transcript from, the books of said company.
II. pEYGHAuD, President,
a. 5S LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary
and subscribed before this ninth day of May,
1860. ARTHUR SAUGIERi
Third Justice of The Peace for the Parish OF Orleans
The Board Directors this day declared cash dividend
of thirty the capital paid in of this Company out Of
the earnings Of the year ending the h April 1860
able accordance with Article Twelfth of the Charter of said
Company, towit
Ten per cent the amount paid in payable demand
the stockholders their legal and after til
10th instant and the balance be credited inaient
the unpaid stock notes.
H. PEYCHAUD, President.
S. PLAsSAN, Vice President.
Mz.. .-e ..-.. -5.. LOUIS BARNETT Secretary.
-D1RECro
s. Plassan, A. Iaforest, P. Malochee,
c, II. Kernion, Thos. N. Blake, B. Nautre
p. Queyrouze, F. Moreno, II. Peychaud.
myll IT
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billiard TABLES CONSTANTLY ON HAND
and for safe from the Inanascloy q AessEs a. BSySs
WICK & BRO, Snainns Superior Rosewood Billiard Tahla
3yaHsck's Gusfnns flehs Balls, Cues end all
0 her trimmings belonging TO ihis Tins.
All prdess haukfnS received ard prplpy attended
4. W. MERRIAM,
ali ly ST, Charles Billiard Repm, q.
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The Board of Trustees have resolved pay interest sig
per cash all the outstanding certificates of Profits
the holders thereof their legal representatives and after
the SECOND MONDAYS in August proxmo.
Also declare dividend of FORTY PER CENT. 40 per
cent? Earned Premiums of the Company
year ending the Both june 1859 for which certificates will he
Issued and after the first day OF October
And resolved further that after reservng One Million Dol
of Profits all the outstanding certificates Profits the
year 1856, and after
Monday in August proximo well pay FORTY PER
CENT of the certfcateso Profits Of the 1851
after the 10th of September nexnerest thereon
3Oh June ult.