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, 1860-12-22

CHICAGO. Dec. L. 1S12.
IMPORTANT NOTICE. TO TAx.rArzaa.--Tke a:ter.-
ton Of Is called to tue following extract
frum the amended Chlst:r:
'"Sxc. ~. II, frt11 :.nE cause, the tax:s and a*
setsu,cnts charged ii -aid collection warr=tts arc
not collected paf Tic lands or lots descsIhed
In .nch warrants, OF before the frs: Tucsdav in
January ensuing the dllc Of said warrants. it shall
be the daty Of thc Collector to prepare and make
report thcrcofto eome court Of general Jurisdiction
to be held in Chicago, at any vacation, special CT
ScncEcl term thereof, for Judgment against the
lands. lots aud parcels Of land for the amount Of
taxes. assessments interest and costs respectively
due thereon
Therefore notice l. hereby given. that tho City
Collectors 0ece will 1'c epcn for the receiving VI
ta1es, WITHOUT cosr., ant5l The night Of Tuesday,
January 1st next: but aetcz that date It Will be
CLOSED until tho rcport ean be prepared aad fled
With the Court for judgment, whczrupon 1x7EdzsT
and COSTS cn.ur. 'JouS IAHER,
deae:3s City Collector. No. II Court House.
E sars the loose change for the HOLIDAYS
When gives present to his wife, sister or !ov-
he desires to be remembered often; therefore.
be sensible and givc that which will be before them
frequently. and which will pay for itself in ccono-
1ny other lights, Viz: 4 Kerosene OF Coal oil
Lamp. We have Just opened sone rich imported
Bohemian Lamps. Call md see them at NoH,E's
Lamp and Oil Emporium. IL Clark street.
delsco od.7t -: ~:
II Gas Fixtures, New Goods and View styles-~
prices 10 suit the times. 1t Il. u. Wi1marth's, .
South CLARK ttreet. declc-1et
| ~ The best beverage In this town, OF any
! other, IL Sanda' Pale Cream Ale. TfJ 1t, friend;
get eask for your family; 70 to rst class saloon
and get 5 glass. Get it, d.inkit; get Sands" Ale,
honestly y 5ou can. hut-set Sands Ale. ~. q,
| deca1.3t
r. CARRIERS WAx1zD.-Two boys, OF young men.
TO deliver Routes. Call It the TmBrN Countin.
| Room between II and o'clock. fortwo days.
| dec:1-etx
Call on Dubois at 1o3 Dearborn street, base
msnt Of Portland Block, and get yorr Sign Paint
Ing done cheap1y. dae19stt
D-Go to John Jonea'f, 119 Dearborn street, and
get your clothes cleaned and repaired. -.
AL should not fatl 10 read tie id, cr;i.rnent
YkZ-&f
, 1860-12-22

1B Save your teeth and keep them white, by a
dsily OF Dr.. -Alport's Tooth Powder. The bc*t
article in use. Sold by Sargent. Druggist. corner
State and Randolph
- The auction ease o. rich fancy goods and
silver plated wafc will be ctu:laued this evening
by Gilbert i Sampson, No. s. Lake street at =:
o'clock.
, 1860-12-22

W11sKr DID lr.-Thc coroner yesterday
held IN inquest On the body Of Matthias Far
Yuhar, poor inehziatc found dead in ditch
ue leaves 4 wife and cLiId.
, 1860-12-22

Cu1LpREh's BooEs.- William Tominson,
at 81 Randolph street, the Chilleen's Book
seller, has ono Of the most delightful and su-
peril stocks Of Holiday books for the little
folks we have cvcr looked over. No one in
scarch Of Gitts for tho little folks Should oyer
lookit
, 1860-12-22

Tn AIT EXHIBITION AND DRAw1NG.-Go
aud see It at Hes1cr's Gallery, l13 Lake street.
It Is worthy on Its own merits, excellent In its
purposes and will prove sacccss. The tickets
should be taken promptly. Tho prizes .rs far
above the common order in Art unionsI
, 1860-12-22

HoNE AoA1N.-Therc have been several III.
rivals recently OF Chicago citizens returned
from Pixies Peak. Among these is Gen. Tram
Nyc, through in seycn days from Ell Dorado.
bringing back goodEy specimens, IN assurance
nberally distributed flint it is "nll right" ont
that way, whittier ho Is to return in the spring,
and reports that tAuse who remain will winter
comfortably, and that Pixies Peak Is settled
fact. VIM. T. Bacon formerly Of the Chicago
bar is dispensing justice to that community.
Others who have gone from this city arc ect-
t1ing down to permanent connection with that
new community.
, 1860-12-22

The Lady E1:in 70. Augusta.
EDS. TErBrsE: hasc.notieed In tho COL
umrsufthe daily press of our city an extratt
from the Detroit Ffee IftSs in relation to tie
libel suit growing out Of the Lady Elsin dis
aster, which Is calculatedto to leave wong in,-
preston upon the minds Of the public. The
statement Is made that the complainant de-
manded $1,000 damages. The augusta was
libe1led for 81, ,0o0-a difference OF $32 600
only. ~
SUIT AGAINST RAu.RoAD CoXPAxr.-1n
the Superior Court the case Of 7. F. Craig
against the c. d. N. ". Railroad, was given to
the jur:, yesterday. Thry wcro still oas r2
to late hour last evening.
, 1860-12-22

T-OST.-S5 Rcwurtl-An Enameied
- Silver Tobacco I1ox. TITO a1teE VIII receive the
above reward by l-avtr i a tlis once desd.eist
, 1860-12-22

At McNALY's.-Ha1pcr for January, Ar.
Journal for December, good stock Of stereo-
scopes, both cheap and dear, and volumes Of
''Our Musical FEicnd,' for description Of
which see advertising columns. Rtcc's Block,
81 Dearborn etrc&t.
, 1860-12-22
NTcV f RS THEATRE.
MI Madison st7ret. hetwesq State nd Dearborn

1sI Madison sssces. between State ant Dearborn
u-rocs% 1,cn 1t O'clock Performance to com
nspee = oeiosk: Dog 01ee opsa lr - IL til
etss fs.te neses sss = I'd d's se'1' ~ 40
LAST NIGHT OF lit. J. 3. EoRERIs.
Saturday Evening. Dec. 81 LIST nsas Of the gErst
M1;,s1 Legendary drama fso the German Of Gofas
FAUST AND nARcuERIrE.
s19 s,sr:c;:i. +; e tnre k00'E'
Every rare As been taken In the production Of this
sea afs
Pratte In order :, EtEe ;uFesh effect to no maE
ut DTumtuond I=tt when Will b. ustd for the arss
tttae In this city.
70 eoaeiaas Sita II: r,5s:et
yaasr s,st. Ap. .aa Ell
S1 &c T e. s
E1uayaeaaza. win Idw al Eorgeaa. scenery: -
CT. GEORGES BENEVOLENT
- As:oc141,cS Tho members Of the above A*soe'
s0CIAHLE AND IxALL,
On Friday Evening lee :e:t,, ls6a. It DETAS HALL
The evenings ann4e,u-nts will open with m e1h.hi
tton Of ia "a lsaa!1m9 Of the oysElana Konts &
ofae1 ana.ements "a 70 euisluds .ith Dancing: -.
Door open At x, +: eLwS; IS s9c;aoie commences At
Nu*lc nf tht Ll1lt eftf1s13 tttn4.
Family tickets tolla-: and ~An ba had At ntsrk
ais Tea Stoer - So Cl4rk ttseet; Of TFee Grocer
LII North CLARK stree: OF The Officers Of tho Society
de2,11E4tw
GRAND FANCY DRESS BALI
8 %15i E9:nF
18th, Care will be taken - keep the Pasty .e.ect
During the evening several Fanny Dancrs BY pnr!1s
Fancy Costume of Some description. Tickets n'..r
ready, End can be obtained Of Madame A. = tll
ROOM Galx3r
THE BALL OF THE SEASON
The F1st Cnion Bsn Of the Ta1lnrs Chartered y.
teEnal society will be held At Metropolitan Hall
/ u nday Evening. Dee sltt nan.
T. r Enov1es l11:c Ne1ls} B5ot &ad Shoe Stort, nj
der ahe Hall Music hy the Grett Westeru Eani. aI
dsis15w rER OKDER OF COMMITTEE.
, 1860-12-22

MASONIC FESTIVAL, B1ASEY Lop6E--Thc
Blsncy Lodge give their second annual Festl-
val at the Briggs House, on Thursday evening,
Dec. eth. These occasions have always been
elegant aud most recherche affairs, and the
coming ono will prove no exception.
, 1860-12-22

E- The best beverage In this town, OF any
other, II Sands' Pale Cream Ale. TlJ 1t, friend ;
get eask for your family; 70 to rst c1ass saloon
and get Gaass. Get it, d.inkit; get Sands" Ale,
honestly, y 5ou ean. hut-set Sands Ale. ~
, 1860-12-22

~ Gas Fixtures, New Goods AMI View STYLES
prices TO suit the timer, 1t Il. u. Ni1marth's, 3
Eouth CLARK street, declc1et
, 1860-12-22

AZ lAonovExcs7.-The Wheeler It Wilson Sew
Ing Machine has had recently attached to it Glass
Foot. The fabric can be seen is II passes directly
under the Eccdlc. THIS is Invaluable to the Sew
ing Machine. II /. attached to the present m.ko
of Wheeler + Wilson's machines erdutirt!y, and
without charge.
Gail UPON Mr.. Chittcnden and examine II.
, 1860-12-22

-DOTE. g. RICHARDSON, Manu-
4 nctusen Of Hornlny.! Grits. CoEn.Meal Graham
F11ur. Cracked Wheat S1Ep. &C. corner q Hazr:ko1
aad G,iswold s.reets Ur1ess solicited. Post Omce
address Box ll3t HEhest cash price paia Tor White
Flint Corr. GG41f3W
, 1860-12-22

{. H. SCRlrE.T, -tdrt5{ieiag Agent, t3 Dxa--
6oT tt., i authorized 10 resti.e 4dse7tistM<ats jor
.thtt anu ~ tho Le1dta9 Hlp<rs u .as forkanese
, 1860-12-22

LIEN OF EXECUTION Upon personal
.PkOPERTY WHILE THE EXECUTION Is
LEVIED UPON REAL ESTATE. :.
SrFEE1on CoEnr Or CuIcAoo-Br3onE JCpGE
uiCCiNa.
, 1860-12-22

TlIE HYDE PARK HOUSE IS
J. nor. opcn for tic reception OF Guests. DoaEte.s
md sctghrE part!s-. Pleasure Seeking parties ntt
nnd Its Spacious apartment: IN fne order fos the Holt
dAtA daSlKrf
, 1860-12-22

For Oak, A1hL H1sck EatEuL Cherry an, Fsftc Wood
Inrphel.1t fAsh IE.rt. Il on yard, cnrnrr Did and
Gfy.s streets. CMexS1. WALLACE HOLMES
del3-1 Er:M {LA.4 John s. WailAcs1
, 1860-12-22

TNFORl!ATEOc, " ANTED-
L Ths uai~rsisnrI Administrators OF tbs estatt OF
EnsanHa Ei!ss twho>t nal1en ZANE was KoIAnna
wesster, 1ate OF srsin=lri :A.es:Aasst.A teeeased
distributed a,,ns Tar lax.>! heirs 1T .aiA leecase
eforr tEat te Goac, It !nu.L be a,crE:alaed wte
%Ju.eph Webster. Io*rc!l Webster nnd Isaac wcbst,r
ME2s ALIVE August l.sn. A. D. ioas ssat being tae
tine OF dtceaa" sd Persons WIRE her brn..ets
and moved ln:n the Western c7uutrr tfsY or h1xty
year, aEo. Should t+l> nuslce bu read by either Il
said tF. t:iera. by 1:t!- children. they viii please
give desired tnforatton - the uadc4 s:ncI WITH
0a1 deiay. -
alGE1.r ". .LLEN, aonslh'stsa'e:s-
Springfield. Ma~5- Dec. i, .SM Ito-dsl9 esat ct
, 1860-12-22

EXHI HAVE i COUGH?
~ WHEY ONE HnTr1E or
i,is. F0ORD'S PECTul-AL $alsUP will cure Il
iastanttr:
Wat nse Il waiting when It always cures?
Try It. an yoa VII! rejoice Ia havta. escaped the
fAnEeT IT CuSaENETlUN. Ep...tSuI:lcr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-25
Later from the Pacific States.

ST. JOSEPH, Sept. 23,-- The pony express
with San Francisco dates of the 18th, has ar
rived.
The anniversary Of the admission of Cali
fornia into the Union was celebrated on the
10th. There was partial suspension of bust
ness, and procession, oration ball. &c.
The republicans of San Francisco have
decided to unite with the peoples party in the
municipal election. This is regarded as re.
endorsement of reform in the city govern
ment.
w. Fl. Stone is being tried by Judge Hardy,
who acquitted Terry for killing a member Of
the Legislature last spring.
The Fremont and Mariposa mines, since the
Introduction of quartz mines, are reported
to yield immensely, Last weeks yield was
nearly $500 a day. A canal express is to
be established between Los Angeles and Fort
Mohave, The census returns Indicate that
the population of California is 100000.
Dates from Washington territory are to
Aug. 81. Five thousand dollars worth OF gov.
eminent stores have been burned at Van.
couver's Island. Gov. McGill was about to
pursue vigorous course in relation to the
Indian pirates who had taken refuge in Vic
toria.
LATEST Sacramento Sept. ia P. M
The Breckenridge Convention is in session
here to day. Ex-Gov. Weller is president
Five electors have been nominated
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-25
New York Tfenna.

NEW YORK, Sept. 24-The New York bank
statement is as follows Decrease in loans,
$4,000 81 increase in specie, S27 ,854; de.
crease in circulation, Sl3, 461; decrease in de-
posts, 81 ,l04 ,S24.
widow named Hnnnah Jones was shot
dead to-day in Morris street, by VIM. Norris
Plerrepont to whom she was engaged to be
married.
The union committee, appointed at the
Cooper Institute meeting, have proposed the
following as Breckenridge electors on the union
ticket. IL. Brewer, Jacob A. Westervelt,
VIM. B. Duncan, W. A. Kibbe, Stephen P.
Russell, and A. B. Conger, in place of Collins,
1ilton, 0ttcndorfer, Robinson, Anderson, and
Hughes, and H. S. Kendall, elector tlarge, in
place of Walworth.
At the trot between Flora Temple and
Patchen, the former won in two straight mile
heats Time, 554 and 5.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-25
The Lady Elgin Disaster.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2--.The coroners jury in
the Lady Elgin case have returned a verdict
in effect that the steamer was perfectly sea
worthy, but had larger number of passengers
than the law allowed. They consider the first
cause of the collision TO be the detective ar.
rangements of lights on the sailing vessel
though they were according to law. 1t cen
sures the second mate of the schooner for not
informing the captain of the steamer about the
lights when he came on deck. 1t finds the
second mate incompetent, and censures the
captain Of the schooner for not anchoring ia
render assistance. 1t also gives the opinion
that all lake steamers should have water tight
compartments. Two of the jury protest againt
the verdict They find the steamer mis-
managed, lOok-outs insufficient, and made.
quately supplied with hosts and life.preservers
and believe the loss of life to be due to The
culpable neglect and disregard of duty BY the
marine inspectors.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-25

New YORK, Sept M.-The Adriatic, from
Southampton Sept, 18th, has arrived here
= Garlbaldi entered Naples on the Sth with
his staff only, The JOY of the inhabitants was
intense. A provisional government was
formed The city remained TRANQUIL. Carl
badi proclaimed Victor Emmanuel king of
OF Italy. The capituation of the forts was
expected Immediately.
Garlbaldi found eighty million Tires in the
Bank OF Naples. The Sandman flag is flying
on all the forts of Naples Urmbino, it is pro-
claimed, will be annexed to Sardinia The
cabinets OF Munich, Vienna, and Dresden, ad.
wise the king of Naples to take refuge in Ger.
many.
ROME, Sept. 9.-The Piedmontese troops
have arrived at the frontier. The entry of
Garibaldi into Naples threw the papa govern
ment into great CONSERVATION. The papal
troops mad left Pesaro and Sinigagliara. A
French regiment arrived at Rome to-day An.
coma had been proclaimed in a state of siege
Instructions had broken out at Pesaro,
Montretelto, and Urbino, where four hundred
Insurgents had repulsed the papal troops. The
inhabitants OF Pergola, Sinigaglia and other
districts, have revolted, and Victor Emmanuel
had proclaimed Urbino free. Telegraphs and
bridges have been destroyed. The insurrec.
tonary movements in the Marches and I'm
bria are extending
PARIS, Tuesday.-The Patrie says it is as
serted that Austrian troops have been concen-
trated Cd the frontiers of Veneta.
TURIN, Sept. 13-Evening king to-
day received a deputation from Umbria and
the Marches, granting them the protection they
solicited. Orders have been given to the Sar-
dinian troops to enter these provinces, and the
king has issued proclamation to that effect
France, as the pope's protector dsapproves
of armed resistance, and should Piedmont ac-
complish aggression, France will withdraw her
protection from Sardinia, and trusts Emanuel
will avoid any political fault which may be a
misfortune to Italy.
LONDON, Sept. 12.-Russia desires to per-
feet the reconciliation with Austria. Arrange
ments for meeting are to be made immedi-
ately, and measures takan to end the present
state OF things, which Russia considers intoler-
able.
The American consul at Alexandria protest
ed against the creation of an International tri-
bunal for the settlement of foreign monetary
disputes, not recognizing the competency Of
such tribunals, unless they allow the same
right to protect members as European conSus.
From the East.
MELBOURNE, July 25.-rhe troops had been
repulsed at Wartard, and retreated with con
siderable loss. They bad been subsequently
reinforced. Business was stagnant
SHANGHAI, July 1.-THE rebels still main
tain their positions. The allied troops were
healthy, The Taku forts were to be attacked
on the Goth. Lord Elgin and Baron Gros
were at Pechela. All foreigners are courte-
ously treated by the rebels a duty of eleven
taes is to be levied on silk. Trade dull.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-25
New York market.-sept. "a.

COTTON steady, with fair demand; sales 1900 bales
at l03c for mdGlng uplands.
FIOURReceipts 81 PA bbs; sales 1900 bbls; state
and western opened heavy and closed steady; superne
state $500 q 5l2f "a S5,l5; state $50 a S545
round hoop Ohio s555 q 500 superine western s. Us @
5l5 common to good extra western $500 g $50; south
heavy and in favor buyers; sales 1900 6b mixed
to good $50 @ $3.50; fancy and extra $500 a 81 d.
Canada superne quiet and unchanged; extra $3.50 so
GRAIN Wheat q &c lower with more doing tor ex-
port sales l6SQOO bushels Chicago spring sl5 q l72
winter red western Sl.25 q 1926 Indiana and Ohio 81 80
"a 1874; red southern, l3O tor choice white Michigan
$l423 Corn steady; sales $4,000 bush; mixed western
sc q &c.
FhoVISIoNs.-Beef unchanged; sales 500 bills Pork
quiet and steady; sales $50 bbls s937 1910
new, and $40 for old prime $i4 q S4O5 for new and l3l
for old Lard seay sales 450 bbls, and lis kegs pri-
yate terms bbls at ia @ 3f Sugars steady sales 500
hhds; Cuba Muscovado at a &c; Porto Rico $40 Sc
Havana, 1863 boxes private terms Coffee quiet
but firm. Molasses quiet
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-25
a Shinwreck.

RocKLAND, Me, Sept. 2S.-The schooner
Neptune's Bride, Capt. Jacob Brown, OF Clio
cester, while returning from successful
cruise eastward, was caught in the storm, last
Thursday, and at about 10 p. NJ, while jog
ging under fore sail, run on Alalcomb's ledge,
between Seal Island and Wooden Ball. The
captain and eleven hands were lost in the surf
in attempting to land on the ledge in boat
immediately after she struck. Two men were
lett on board. She bilged, in half an hour
filled, worked off into deep water, and the
men took to the masts, and one was washed
off and drowned early in the morning. The
survivor, Jos. Marsh of Gloucester, was taken
off at 2. M. Friday afternoon. 1t is report
ed to-day that one Of the twelve men capszed
in the surf reganed the boat and was picked
up and taken to an island
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-25
Terrific Boiler Explosion Lives Lost

PIrTsBURG, PA, Sept. 24.-The boiler in
the marble works of W. H. Wallace, exploded
to day, killing and wounding several 1t
passed through the building, reducing the
rear to ruins and entering the front of Robert
Barker's clothing store, killing the proprietor
instantly. 1t passed through the rear wall
into a lager beer hall, demolishing that and
killed one man. Finally it landed in a grave
yard, after passing through four walls. There
were one hundred men in the marble works
and it is supposed twelve are killed. The
following are the names of the killed SO far as
known Robert Parks, j. r. Hamilton, VIM.
Agnew, John McCutcheon, VIM. Burke, Jas.
-4aferty, and VIM. McAllen. A coroner's in
quest will be held to morrow.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-25
From Washington.

WAsHINGroN, Sept 24.-It is said that
Capt Magruder has been appointed chief of
the bureau of ordnance,
Glossbrenner has been appointed private
secretary to the president
a. d. Gray has been appointed postmaster
at Bellows Falls, Vermont, vice Atkins, re-
moved.
The New Orleans Picayune gives currency
10 rllmor that 10000 men are fitting out at
Havana for an expedition against Vera Cruz.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-25
A Fight at a Camp Meeting

SrocKBRIDGE, Sept. 24-There was fight
at the negro camp meeting, yesterday, be-
tween the Irish and negroes, in which clubs
and guns were used. Several were injured.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-25
The Last of Walker.

New ORLEANS, Sept. 2O.-The schooner
J. H. Taylor from Truxilo the l3th brings
% Walkerites. Walker and Col. Kubler were
imprisoned at Truxillo, and were to be shot
the 18th.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-25

PHILADELPHIA, Sept, 4.-Purser Abbott
of the sloop of war Pawnee. was discharged
by the court of quarter sessions.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-25
00Iants.

WANTED-A good Tenement of from
w seven to nine rooms, located within ten minutes
walk Of Fitch IL Otis Boot Mandatory. Lease taken
for term of years. if desired. Address d. f. PARKER,
as above s24 diff
pOARDERS WANTED-A few gem
~ temeu be accommodated with Board and
pleasant rooms at MRS. EARLE'S "a Thomas street.
s2l diff
WANTED-A boy to learn the Drug
w business, by GEO. r. SPUR
BOYS WANTED-Two bows, from Is
~ II years age, learn the Dry Goods business.
Personal application at the store will be required
81 diff BARNARD, SUMNER & co.
ROARD.--A few single Gentlemen can
~ be accommodated with good Board and pleasant
rooms, at Mrs BOARDMAN' 5, formerly Mrs Swallow s.
No. Maple street, diff 81
WIRE DRAWERS WANTED-Both
w for coarse and fine work-by NELSON & RICH
MOND at their Mill, No 34l West Twent,ifth street,
between Tenth and Eleventh Avenues, New York. To
of good habits and character who understand their
business, good wages will be paid. sl3 dim
NJ ANTED-Am man who has an acquaint-
w ance with the business of country store, to
travel with a stock of Dry Goods. One who bring
the best of reference regards character hear of
good offer by addressing 'CLERK," at Worcester Pest
Office, with real name and address. sl3 d2w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-25
EDWARD MELLEN, DR.,


NO BOTCHWORK-The subscriber
would respectfully invite his old friends and the
puOhe al large, who want their WATCHES and CLOCKS
put N FIRST RATE oRpRR, ChrOnemeter Balances
ngusted u heat and oUld g give him call at No
DAY elate hoek, store occupied by Mt Isaac Fish sign
Of the golden EAGLE Ne Watch or CLOCK allowed 10
leave ths establishment untii be in perfect order;
which Will also be warranted + pAILIE
n ~ Repairing doue Tor the TRACE at one-haif the
IeAuiu Nces sll d6lQ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-25
NJ L w b o o X S

n 4 w B 0 0 K S
Memorials of Thomas Hood, by his daughter, vols.
Autobographeal Recollections of c. r. Leslie, r. A.
by Tom Taylor.
Woman in White, by Wikie Collins.
Lectures on the Physical Forces, by Prof Faraday,
I'd volume of Palfrey's History of New England.
The Ebony Idol.
Woods and Waters or The saranacs and Racket, by
Alfred b. Street
The Eighth Commandment, by Chas Reade
Theory and Practice of the Manufacture Of Vinegar by
c. NJ. Wetherill.
The Lost win by Ann Il. Porter,
Piety and Pride, by L, L. Lewelyn.
Simtudes, by Lucy Lareom.
Charley Adams, the Morning Laborer
Little Jerry, Story for Boys.
Blind Ethan, u Story for Boys.
Taking Stand, by the author of Hugh Fisher.
our Fathers House and Days of Youth.
For sale BY
EDWARD MELLEN, DR.,
tNptF sNsRsn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-25
BUTTONS.

SALE OF REAL ESTATE.-By License
~ of Court, will be sold at Public Auction on the
premises on FRIDAY, the nineteenth day of October
next at ten OF the clock in the forenoon following
described parcels OF Real Estate belonging to the Estate
of Ebrdge ii. Simmons, late of Worcester deceased to
wit: the Real Estate situated the easterly side OF
Chatham Place, so oaed, in said Worcester, bounded
Willard Cheney eastery by land Of Daniel Goddard and
nortaery by land Of Paine Aldr;eh, being the prem
ises formerly occupied homestead bv the aid sim
mons Also one other parcel of Real Estate situated on
the westerly Side of Fruit street. in Said Worcester
tanning about sxyseyen hundred svuare feet being the
same conveyed to the said simmons by f. r Estabrook
by deed dated Nov u.s. A. D. 1852 and recorded In tho
Worcester County Registry, book 800 page pos which
deed reference may be had for full description of said
premises. The above Estates will sold free from in
cumbraee, except the rights of the widow
EMELINE ID. SIMMONS
ENecutrlN OF Last viii and Testament of ElSrdge H.
Simmons.
Worcester, Sent "a 1860 s24 da,y