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Tho Frankins PRIVILEGE.

the effect Of abolishing the franking privilee,
ontnely, was lost by tie vote. Next day
however, an amendment 10 the same eiIec
MAS carried, and we hope it will finally pasi
into aiaw.
We think It probable that NO law which eve,
stsod upon the statute books was ever &C
grossly abused, as this comforting the Thanking
privilege has been. It was passed in b .Rh
party times-times. of all Others least adapted
tosecure that calm impartiality which is essen.
tial to the passing Of good laws. It was passed
indssd, for the express purpose to which it has
been since 90 profusely devoted BY all parties
that have existed from that day to this II
WAS used a an electioneerlng expedient, and
was designed 70 be 90 used when it was first
enacted. For thirty years the people Of the
United States have been made 70 pay tue ex.
pease q the electioueerinG operations which
have been constantly kept In train for the
purpose Of securing their votes. In process
OF uUo this privilege has grown INFO an abuse
Of enormous magnitude. Members Of Con.
gTess, under 'he pretext Of altcrdiug informa.
ton to their constituents upon subjects
vltAlly affecting their interest send their
spseches aad manifestoes ever the country.
% ne public expense, TO the tune Of Thousands
ana tens Of Thousands. The member, with
few honorable exceptions, have been In the
hahit Of lending their franks, for many years
past, TO any manwho chose to ask for it. OF
course IN uncomfortable quantity Of printed
mastsr-books, pamphlets and newspaper
has b this method been distributed over the
country. TO the great detrtment Of the public
service and the scandal Of the whole nation.
Tim - oesn one cause, We have NO doubt,
ef - large deficiency in the Post. Once De-
pArtDeht So enormous Il the quantity Of nm.
paid matter. that that which y paid for doss
~ oovss The sxpsnss Of tAs sxsss means used
- eonvsy H.
q Ne aauhk however. whether this most iust
aad most neceepasy measure will b eventual.
y sarfted. The lsLpking privilege 10 \ -.
- - - hAnAs o. batA parties which thev
VIII nos part Wild wtsheat . desperate strn..
a.. W oeeervs that Nr. HALE has alres.
~ Asaksn sfosnd asaaast tss repeal. from
which - fn1ss that ths party to which
- belongs msan - 80 Il 70 - fuii sxten ~
to apactty In ~ epproaehing struggle for
tAeaootla. - hsajs are pnhlic measures q.
yssdset epoa thstr Own ists1nsie vslne. Ana
% uiils DO pen ssgased II party warfare ~
ease IL GOD Of tAs community ~ large. The
4lpok 1epnhlteane 4sstgn. 20 donbs, 70 make
lasGe - IL sssabanx pstvilses n eiseslas-
isg thele egnese aaA pa0phlsts. The stseuia-
t10apf AkIkpnseb o6k - asre1dy hrsn snor.
mons h6yon1 ~ peee1tee enda t9Fys portioa
satseutastea - - eesots1 Ii this uay.
~ sss 3 So
ss11nmlss.-A ~, $50, s1sel Gsr ausss-
S@s dGo1ss,
eeoalsse soabe0 1sSne1e . ~ sahteet
q rat-kilitne. = trtsaA isale - thas ~ doS5
lapsaly MI g. ~ ~ ~ gvaliew ~.
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a. Use Semple's Infalllib,e baking Pow.
der-the cheapest and best. For sale by Drug
gists and Grocers generally.
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n Auction Notice. 81 ask atte nti0n 10 my
sale Of fine Ci.ES, HORSES and N ILCH COW,
THIS DAY At 10 o'clock. on Council Chamber Hill,
at the horse lot X CAUTHORN, Auct'r.
fo lit
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BALTIMORE AND Potomac RAILROAD.-Th
Planters Advocate says:

Planters Advocate says:
We learn that the Board of Directors of the
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad, have unan-
imously elected Oden Bowie, Esq, Of this
county, to fill the vacancy in the Board, occa-
stoned by the resignation of Col. Walter W.
w. Bowie. We are pleased also to learn from
the agent that the prospects OF the enterprise
are still cheering and advancing.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY 10.
High Wats, shis day (Satxrday) * O'Clock.

ARRIVED,
Steamship jamestown, skinner, N. Y, mdze
and passens ers. Ludam 4 w atson
Steamer Belvidere. Keene. Baltimore, mdze
and passengers, u l. w. CurrIe.
Schr. Giraffe, Chase. Boston, mdze., D. l. w
Cprrie.
Sehr Mary c. Gage, Layton, Boston, mdze., D
K w. Currie.
Schr. Extra, Wilson, Norfolk, corn, Stearns L
Co.
SAILED,
Schr. Danvile, Chester, New York, mdze., D. /
w. rurFie.
Sch. Ocean. Aaron, down the river. light.
Schr. Hope. Frank, down the Iver. h,ht.
New York. Feb 9.-Crd, sch,. d. C. Sawyer.
Titon Petersburg.
NORFOLK. Feb lO-Saied, steamer Augusta, for
Savannah, via Charleston.
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K FOSTAGE STAMPS. POSTAGE
49, STAMPS,-Persons in want of POST
AGE STAMPS can procure them at this Office. in
any quantity. ia I0~ta
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PASSENGER PER STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN. SKIN
NKR. master. from New York:
r. Hall. 7. Proctor, A. Ref, Mrs. Miller w. M
futon = no Jas Shepherd s sherrer, r; ? Week T
LANG aster and lady. Mrs Pollys. q. w. W. Wood.
M w Mendel and seven s,eerage.
Also from Portsmouth, Mr.. White, Mrs. WISE
and servant.
Passed between Cape Henry and Norfolk seventy
one sail vessels and three steamships. Wind s. +.
Liz hit. " -
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MARRIED.
DIED.,

On "Wednesday. Feb. 8, BY the Rev. D. B. Win
free, DR.. T. B. DORSET, of Powhatan, to Miss
IDA HOWLtTT, Of Chesterfield.
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A Reliable. ..Semple's Infallible Bak.
ING pow DER-the cheapest, best, and most re-
liable article now manufactured.
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FWWE h,cC h OPERA ERA COME UEANDoPERgr,v
deiphia, and other cities with great er,s.rh a
VIII appear 10 Richmond for e"'haHsa
TW D NIGHTS ONLY
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EviNryc,
February 14th and 18th 'iNbs
On which occasion the following hin ~;u,.
oented ~
MONDAY EVENING. Feb ,a,h ,~,
Will be presented. for the frst time ~ p ~,
LA ChATIE MtTAMORPHOSE;jEa" 'ss
OPERA COMIQug.
Music by Ofenbash ard words h. s.,,
formed BY Mile DARCY !ior whom i w,. .M'
posed, az the Opera CONTINUE, in Para =, 10
Was received IN New York for twelve n.S S wa ~
upbOunded enthusiasnl, and unlysr..li." ua
nounced BY the press and the public =. an re
ino1. rianant ana Interesting musical prodasas.
g! the age DisraiRUTioN: "a
M,nette, La Chatte de Guido,I. Nus II, .rv
f MarlanIS .Ss Soavernante,, lie AissI
OutuO tN!Santnfppo.t. -..... Liip,ss
Dig pig lions leu indien, j. G.l prS ~
To be followed by iisE
LA PARODlE DE LUCIA Or IANupproo,
Performed by NJ GAIT1'IEp "'"VVa,
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~ SAnlerl's Opera Trsupe.
AATltk9Rkk9REtttEEiHdEs rE s.
SAN FsQRD,S Trio UPE.
nATunDAY EVENING Fs.sg:ay ,lrs:
Most 'o''iss;sks Is htsf4 E5SH5 e
sS 4 ]: =: sS III s-s
n .pr'n ttl affsi !. " r ssss4'sse 1880. -
NO. l1s MAIN STREET,
ws.ld call ii. :sssss;Ss e Merchants. through
81 NSs'h GGf!S:f E their 'sosk Of
| CHEMICALS; PANTS. OILS. $e.,.
ssy o IL the p,c%.s a
II addition to sSsir : to of STAPLE DRUGS, /.
"a F%s ss:S'' SSSSs 5,
OLD MEDICINAL VINES and Ms 81 81 ND DnSSo
WUoIFs PURE BRANDfts ERWIN a"d VINES. s IN.
H Prompt attention given to the shipping and
list FISHER L WINSTON.
Tome has bssn successfully tor the last twelve
yesr'n n Gsses Of and,:s ton Estnsncy Cen
They create . healthy action thronshou the
bodS. restore the appetite. squalize the crcua.
ton; give tone q era s1srsy to me :y'tsm and
'"'A'" PLAINTIFFS BrTTERs
Are purely Veget. BILE, and adapted to all ages ard
SION, and By G5ocs.s and Drug sist. generally.
- n''e' ,m fish ii % q :, P,ss;:
"a Auction Notice. i, II ask n II o nj in n IN nv
sale Of fine NJ CIEs, HORSES and fLCH COW,
THIS pay :, 10 o'clock; on crErsil G%smbsr H!li
fe lit
SSNa sHxfNS For
sale by Druggists and GrOcers generally.
"a Use Semple's Infalllib,e Bakinx Pow.
der-the cheapest and best. For sale by Drug
sIsts and Grocers generally. t.sl
ING POWDER-the cheapest, BEST and most re-
liable article now manufactured.
BE BAKING PnwDER. For sale BY DRUGGISTS
and Grocers generally.
vantae O., az usual offered with regard to FIRE
and LIZ Insurance. at the Gene ri Insu rance
Slaves insured at lew rates, for the shortest or
Bost companies represented and all loss prompt
y paid.
BusINEss HoURs-From 9 to o'clock and from |
to 6, daily. C r. BROKEN, |
fe l0-3t General Insurance Agent.
IA. Charles +. Workman & Co. call at
tcntiOn to their sale of SUGAR and MOLASSES,
house on the Dock. fe 10 IL
PERKINS i co, No. l4l Eagle Square, Main It,.
are now selling of
Best Ensi sh and American PRINTS at 10 cts.
Rich DRESS SILKS and SILK ROBES
Rich French DE LAIANES and ROBES.
vALENTiAS, POPLINS and MERINOS.
CLOAKS nnd SHAWLS.
Rich LACE MUSLIN and CAMBRIA SETS.
At and be!ot0 cost, tor cash, to reduce stock.
ia 23-lm
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MANTED-Every body to know that I have
w commenced the manufacture of TRUNKS,
CARPET BAGS, and VALICES At No. a. Main
assortment of Trunks, Vslices, and Carpet Bags
OF every STYLE at prices as low ~ they can be
bought in the Northern cities. both at wholesale
and retail. Trunks repaired aud Covers made to
order. at the shortest notice.
de 2s-sm JAMES KNOTS.
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LOST AND 6TRAYED.

/ OsT-A POCK EFT WALLET, con,sininl sun
Il dry papers, amonG them a Bond Of lehh l.;
BramhSn, . Bond Of Mrs Sarah Brsmhsr, and
other Papers, supposed Ia he lost between ,A-
State Court House and the Capitol Tho hncsi
will please leave them at the Exchange Hatel sse
claim the reward offered. hil-H'
EWCND-A pair Of F URS. lost y short tine 40
L at the Catholic Ciutch. The owaer Will : sre
call at the Dispatch Office and get them. Re p-9
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pa G Els V e n u 8.

On SATURDAY next. till so'eloct p n
celebrated PICTURE ct ~"ioi'ion Of d,
m EcHANIcS' HALL
A. : :; :. !. : :. IN: sN-s
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VNANTED-A TEACHER.-A lady qualified IN
w give instruction in the usual English bra nches
and in Music on the Piano, can obtain z desirable
male Seminary BY addressing Immediately Box -,
Staunton. Va. A Southerner and FRESH. terrain pre-
ferred, jaN-bwA
WANTED..26 to 50 WOOD CUTTERS, to cut
w cord wood near the city
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l.ll8 l,s,,,.
* = riSu{ ~ 81, : s:1:x:!s:ik
~ 49, ~ ~ - q 9ls3. ~
Z 80 2ssi..as.. = cont. ''@s'sS
q fEN1l1 ANNUzTHzSan.a
YouN.es s.s
!" .'.s' 4 % e nSYss5 e " ND
The YOUNG GUARD ssspeesi,u, l
!. =. xSsG;s.sii' Az s'ss.
Y M Fl DssiHs;qs q m, s.n -
% re aECHANIcs' INsTITUTyR4 81, ~
The YOUNG GUARD feel ...s hAbt
1vcsetse g their entestainmenfs' ~ ,iroa =.
ssse,ssso g = = s,sst a extspt fSss.Sss ny
ssssos g "sse sn's shs GkANDESf BII faasbs
50. coTILLoN BAND h. 49,. ~
! sUrrEA Will b farsishsd b. ass.s,s!ssst
ATicKETs-sdaitti,s . ,.,,,.-
hdiss-eass, supper included. ''"'''@aa M ~
MANAGERS.
Sss. 81 Il. aisS"rdse., h S'sa' W gSi !: TS Is.
Col $; Ias:stt French, Mai. .. cSssIaiOrd,
90; ) R sssis Nj. T W% F;s"s,
X cpd's John Doolsy, CAPT. R ri ~,
csSs: W% L. M.ul., c c:ss J. 3! :. lh.,'f;s.u,
Blue ssDss s:ss,.:. Whit. =.
Capt. John {: Rady. Lieut.. Tho. q ~
En'gn A. Hilszhimer, q. nj. J. ~ W y: IsAss
Corp'l WIN. II Wade, Private A. v fnnnefsca.
cOMNiTrEH OF INvIrArION-ReS aSutAsd
Floor CONMfrTER-W White Ro.saetA.
& TICK OF RRcsPTi0S-Blue Ross
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n The Home ArticIe.-Semplp's Infalli-
BILE BAKING POWDER. For sale by Druggists
and Grocers generally.
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A Great Ba Sains-Until FIRST of March.
Perkins, CO, No. l4l Eagle Square, Main st.,
are now selling of
Best Email and American PRINTS at 10 cts
R!ch DRESS SILKS and SILK ROBES ,
VALENTiAS, POPLINS and MERINOS.
CLOAKS and SHAWL.S
Rich LACE MUSLIN and CAMBRIA SETS.
At and be!ot0 cost, tor cash, to reduce stock.
ia 23-lm
Worcester daily spy., 1860-06-30


MR.. SANDERSoN, the senior and only survi,;r ..
of the former firm of Sanderson Il Lanerean Il one
OF the Oldest and best Pyrotechncal Chemists in the
United States, the experience the past ten Years
proves; and we have the erclasUe sale Wholesale
Agens OF all Fireworks manufactured by him. Sander
son Lanergan Iyroechnists to City of Boston, 1885,
1853 Dit not supply the city IN 1851, pheR the fatal
cident occurred on Boston Common. Mr. Andrew Lam
the circular and advertisement styled Lanergan Il Co and
Jas g. llovey ~ Co. Lanergan IL Co. never gave dis
any agency of Lanergan & Co Mr.. Jas G. Hovey the
& deG four years age Mr. Andrew
March, 1860 We hare ALWAYS held the Agency Of San
frst commenced business IN is5s Mr. Laergan Wishing
US TO continue as his wholesale agents the time the
Last September, 1883 Mr.. Lanergan purchased all the
Old buildings Of the so-styled firm of Jas. G.. Hovey
that date Now they advertise Consolidated Laborato-
res of Andrew Lanergan and Jas c. HOsey Il Co. and
that Andrew Lanergan withdrew his agency from u.s.
which last statement is entirely false Facts speak for
orally Judge the motives of the parties who have is
circular and advertisement referred to- and
The best Of Fire Works at tie l0rest possible prices.
Dealers in Fire Works, Committees Cities of Towns
and Private Indivduas wishing superior Safety Match
ed Portable Fire Works, OF any description, for their
own own use AZ or public display tor sale from 1000 Torde
Tor their advantage to call and examine stock Fire
bne Of New ~ vh ae far gs Tns SSm IN
quality to all others the Of years proved.
Our prices will be lower than all others.
On Hand, at Lowest Prices.
1909 1909 Boxes best India Crackers No. !, gilt label.
2000 " - No 2 ="
200 = Extra Double Headers
2W Iron Sides, cannon size,) entirely new.
200 Constitution,
200 CONTINENTAL
200 Old '76
20 Cases Jostic Slow Match
Ten Million TorpedOes from 81 to IS cents per "
loo Gross Balloons, all sizes ard cOlOrs.
100 Gross American Flags.
One Million Pulling Crackers
lOU Gross Chinese and French Transparent lanterns
all sizes
1000 Gross article Chinese Batteries and Rockets
ALSO
PIN WHEELS, SMALL WHEELS
FLOWER POTS, SERPENTS, GRASSH0PPERS,
Flying Pigeons, TorbIIIons,
HAND ILLU UMINATORS, burning fifteen minutes
CANDLES, ROCKETS, from to 10 pounds &c.
YANKEE DOODLE, YOUNG AMERICA
FIRE KING, THEATRICAL FIRES, &c, &c.
All orders addressed to
HOLDEN, CUTTER, a. CO,
81 and SO Federal and 07 Ill and ll3 Congress Street.
BOSTON.
Agents for Sandersons Safety Superior Portable Fire
JeZ Works. deOdlm
Worcester daily spy., 1860-06-30
rVvEN PER CENT. INVESTMENTS

ENEN PER CENT. INVESTMENTS
"A IN ST LOUIS.
We arc prepared to make Investments at ten per cent
interest, with ut expense to the lender in mortgage of
improved productive Real Estate in st Louis which is
well known to be the most wealthy and prosperous city
our correspondents Messrs Pollard and Renick
whose high reputation and extensive acquaintance with
the capitalists and business men of St Louis give them
the choice of the best securities the market
Mr. Albert Todd, lawyer of high standing. with excel
lent Judgment and large experience in real estate will
apprase the pr perty and examine the titles.
The conditions OF these loans Suchsthat default he
made in the payment of of the for interest
principal in 'the faithful performance any agree
ment concerning paying taxes, insurance, &C. then the
property may be sold at thirty days notice for the pay
ment of the waoe debt, interest and expenses.
WARREN IL OSBORN,
mvl9 dS&Wh IL Merchants Exchange, Boston.
DARADIS' IODINE HAIR RESTOR-
4 ATIYE is the most agreeable article in dress
the hair and the most eicacious preparation
Falling of Hair and Badness, to cure Pimpes, Freckes
Scalv EuIpti0n and ROuglncss of the Face and other
parts OF the body. Sold in Worcest by NJ. 8. McCON-
WILLIE No. a Trumbull street. and in Boston by c. 4.
Carney, 1888 Washington street.
VIA DIT Il PARADIS Ptorictor.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-06-30

DOWDER, SHOT, AND CAPS kept
CIlAS. Il. BROOKS,
No Front street
Worcester daily spy., 1860-06-30

ORDERS for removing Night Soil or the
- contents of Ccsspools will be attended to by leaving
les ar WILLIAM V. POND
Worcester daily spy., 1860-06-30
flrehorks.
$50 SAFETY FIRE WORKS,
r e d d es!

Works. ~ " h-sN-'LN"AN . oaiety rlre
r,va We wacs have ANDREW LANERGAN's Safety Patent
F,vs We wrs haye sANDERsoNs Safety Portable Superior
ALL AT REDUCED PRICES
Worcester daily spy., 1860-06-30
Zeal estate.

- FOR SALE. - Two Valuable
Hill II0MESTEADS.-Each comprising new House,
AB Barn. and or l3 acres of the best Land. Only II
mile from the Post Office in this city Will be sold cheap
For further particulars inquire OF T. NJ. LAMB ifarrng
ton Corner, Worcester. d&wtf mehg
Worcester daily spy., 1860-06-30

1'EETH BRUSHES-A large lot, well
- - assorted, for sale cheap by GEO. X. spURR, OIL
Worcester daily spy., 1860-06-30
TERMS OF ADyERTTsINa-

ADVERTISEMENTS Published in the DAILY ar s1es
ior three insertions and 20 cents for each sub
sequeh' insertion Ten lines or Iessl co,s,it,,. .
square Advertisements ordered ;Dsito ,,''i.''s
prominent place, as also those largely di.DIav.S
De charged extra rates Contracts by the year NAV bs
made on liberal terms ' may %
IN WEEkLI First insertion 81 per square,; each .rb
- All transient Advertisements must no r;J =
adrdHce Yearly or regular advertisers will he rean ~
TO make quarterly payments ie4ureo
- No grataitoaS Adrerfisenenfs. No report reso
lutions proceedings of any corporation society ~
association, and communication designed call alter
ton to any matter of limited individual interest can
he inserted, unless paid for Advertisement
~ The Publishers will not hold themselves respon
sible for that may occur beyond the amour
charged for the Advertisement
Worcester daily spy., 1860-06-30
MORNING, JUNE 30. 1860.
dGinOoms, Doors, 1T.
- WIND WS, DOORS,
RAM SAIHES AND BLINDS.

We would respectfully call the attention Of Carpenters
and the puhlic generally to our large stock OF
DOORS WLVDO US, BLINDS AND SASHES,
which we offer for sale very low prices. We have
Windows glazed with German, English and American
Glass.
For instance we will sell Windows, 9x2 and 9xl3,
of II lights each, 81 SLIP, and Lip Windows
9xl2 and 9xl3 for sl,2O to s25 cheaper Lip Windows
glazed fdesircd l0x4 and l0xl5 Lip Windows lg thick
for 81 "A 10 81 So and Doors # ink tt in, thick,
for SIC ami upwards. Nice Bevel Doors, Il thick, made
Western lumber, for sl373. Blinds for 9xl2 and 9xl3
windows, GOOD first quality Blinds, well painted with
three paint. with trimmings complete for 81 SO.
One-halt rolling shades from Is to zoe extra
We give you the above prices as they are sizes most
used; other sizes will sell in proportion Work
made to order on reasonable terms.
Please call and examine, before purchasing elsewhere,
the junction Main and Suuthhrdpe streets only
few rods South of City Hall, Worcester, Mass.
apl4 diff D. & G. ?. STEVENS.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-06-30
RARE OPPORTUNITY very
ELEGANT HOTTSE LOT FOR SAT
d0lants.

SITUATION WANTED-Bv a compe-
~ tent Book-kecper. Address b. F., at this Office
mh27 DIFF
DOARDERS WANTED.-Several gem
- teman boarders can be accommodated with pleas.
ant and good board. at Mrs. HUNTS. No. Sud
bury street. DIFF sl6
M WANTED-SECOND HAND FURNI-
w TURE-For which the highest cash price will be
paid. Persons breaking up housekeeping and wishing
dispose of their goods for cash. without the trouble of
auction sale, would do well to leave their orders at E.
LAMSON& ~ co. Auction and Commission Store, 66, 6S
and 10 Main street, which will be promptly attended to-
See advertisement in another column. dtf mhl3
WANTED IMMEDIATELY expe-
w rienced Gun and Pistol makers Apply at the
Joslyn Fire Arms Manufactory diff myS
Worcester daily spy., 1860-06-30

SMALL FARM FOR Situated
~ about ten miles from the city, containing about 40
acres of good land, all under good state of cultivation
with Dwelling House, Barn, Carriage House Sheds and
other ouibuildings two wells of neverfaing water,
Said farm will be sold at great bargain easy terms
if applied for Immediately J. $ PINKHAM,
2i3 and 255 Main corner Mechanic street.
mchl4 dtf Wnrccster.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-06-30
VALUABLE REAL rs
+ JMBER YARD For SALE OR TO

- BE LET-The Lumber Yard at the of Cen
trail and Union streets. formerly occupied by Edwin Cha
PIN and having branch track along side of the lot
connecting with the Worcester and Nashua and owe.
that, with all the other ailroads in the Terms b.
era The lot will be substantially fenced the coming
Spring. WILLIAM A. WHEELER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-04
WALTZ, Bro,u,s Monthly Wool Circalar.

For the past the dealers in Domestic Wool have been
chiefly pied gTsdng and delivering woods previously con
traced for the deane mills and few large Cashmere manu-
Beyond these transactions the demand has oeeb very
moderate and such parties did not q Into the
country purchase from the farmers and these BUY only ot
in mediate wants The California Spring ChP beginning 70
In and Judging what has bess opened there Is IN bo
quality condition improven on last season and tne
sorts graded here meet with res5y There ms peen nor
activity in Foreign Woods, which ~ they can DO nseo 70
n1 with Woods considered desirable In THIS
vsy enabled 10 produce an sce Tor IN.
ugiket hich uld be far too costly made entirely Of Dones
no Wool Having these FoTe Wool TO select from Tor por
ton OF their stock they not only ell re 70 pay the
WOOL but most atclss successfully
manufacturers snd produce better
sItc for the ice than be imported Thus prse
ry the Of the theory apparently para
Iica that he admission of Foreign Woods AZ os duty vii
ADJ ance the market price Of similar Domestic VOLS ,
ur successful heir products are s.I
al prices and they free y pay high atS' for
Wool th and fortunate growers testify
This should be But let the manufacturer De oppressed
and the farmers heeces must either ne nh
gaet pass prices into the hands OF the sPocas Inc
prospect good for lively IN oolens and as Aa
tua ook for active demand Tor me SN
material during month OF September The toowils BALES
arr reported for August 800 N Fleece At t4do ios me
dun to pick lock Oo0 n Lamb and super Pulled 81
l35COO 10 California INV sthed at from luc 70 &c -
Texas a. 2d3oc Toe bales Cape Wool a. va = I'V o.e'
NJ sligo 40 bales Esst lpdia private terms go
nese at 4lc 5000 10 Greek dc a. 90 Ans@ To- $3.50
al l7c; l6U bses Cordoya ut 2ic. bal-
ID, pskoi and l2O bales CLiAn private tslgs
" quotsti ~ remain unchanged eAe-ps ~ snes
Wool which l. held at sSaS9ci SAiio'hl
Fleece (softed heIe) 2iaSee, I" 70 qu'i'' u ''S''s
ed ledI.C
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-04
NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.

IN FAhf 10 ALbHLNI ~
On and sher MONDAY June IS 1885, Trtns will leave 25th-
q Station, New York, follows;
For WhAmsbrdge and all way ssseas $40, II a. m ana
sSo Tor White Plains and al sy st,tons go snae
a. Depot For Crotcn Falls, from tthst Depot 10 m,
ztoppps Al williamsburg and Stations above or power
P.sins hon 18th Depot $50 piping at White Plans
and Stations this train 70 Merton every SATURDAY
.v4,ips For Albany 20 INST Depot 1913 n express
train stopping White Plains Bedford CIoton ais Snd
Stations North. - .-,-- . =, -
Stations $40 and White Plains Ct Ppng az A.
Ivsy Stations and Is and Dove Plains, stop
pips al an Stations north Of ordhAm m this tram leaves
EYeop every Monday morning, at 5I5i CIoton aus M
stouriua 1t all Stations north Of foIdnSm Albany H. stop
Rit 81 JOHN BURCHILL, Asst Supt.