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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-27

ington half dollar of 1892 have been sold for
$57, and the same piece in copper Tor S64.
The CRANKY copper has been sold at private
sale for $50. Cents OF 1898 and 1899 have
been sold tor ten and fifteen dollars, and half dol
lars of 1896 and 1897 for S25. Collectors gem
orally prize fine and udcirculated pieces, even
Of common dates, at higher rates than poor
pieces OF rare dates, The New York mumis.
matte society has held meeting and determ.
med to denOunCe all persons who make, issue,
or deal in such counterfeit pieces, and TO use
all legal proper efforts to expose them, and
prevent the continuance Of this fraudulent
traffic.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-27

TIE RAT-HoLE SoUADRoN.-Capt. Mar
wick, of the brig Castian, at the port of Bos
ton, reports, that on the 2lst inst, in latitude
80 SO, longitude ~ 40, he saw twelve sail of
old whalers, the toughest looking craft ahoat,
bound south, with fair wind, and going in
fine style. lie spoke one of them, aud was
Informed that they were the Rat Hole Squad
ION, bound south with sealed orders,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-27

DIED.
In this CITY, Nov 26 Mrs Harriet, widow OF the late
Dca Moses Perry, 80 yrs mos I days.
funeral at her late residence, Vernon street Wednes
day at O'Clock p Relatives and friends are invited
10 attend.
III this city. Noy IS Stella Z, daughter of Charles
and Lora keyes, yrs mos
In Paxton. Nancy s. wife of Darwin r Boynton. "a
In Gardner, Nov II, Smyrna Glazer, "a mos-the
Oldest person in town
In Northfield, NOy "a, Rev Willard Jones, pastor of
the congregational church, and formerly mission airy to
Persia.
In Heath. Oct L. Joseph white, 81 He represented
the town iii the legislature in 1851.
In North Dana Nov u, AntOncttc, wife OF Rev John
Peterson. and laughter of l. Draper, 81.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-27

Toothless people may be rejoiced to know
that chewing machine has been invented for
those who cannot mastcate their food. 1t is
advertised in the London Lancet, and goes
with crank.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-27

To the Young ladies and Gentlemen o1
Woreester,-lhe subscriber continues to receive
pupils on WEDNESDAY snd SATURDAY Afternoons
for the study of Drawing. in Pencil or Crayon.
Pupils in every department received usual Every
advantage will be afforded to students wll Intend to
teach photographs Painted and Copiet in Water Col.
ors or Oil Painting large collection Of Oil Paintings
Water Coors and India Ink Drawings for sale and on
free exhibition TIIOS EDWARDS.
Sc '''' -'''' dan IA anu ~ f''ss Du"u'"s'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-27

Every House ought TO contain good
CLOTHES WRINGER
Every Y ard ought to contain one of the new
CLOTHES DRYERS,
Call and see them at
BROWNS KITCHEN STORE.
ME diff 80 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-27
1 CU1IrVTI's ~.
Louis were:-

Seventeen comforters, new dressing gowns, 2
no vests, pairs iannel drawers, y pairs cotton
drawers II flannel shirts fine shirts. II short bed
shirts long bed shirts bed sacks, 10 pairs sheets,
s pairs pillow cases 8 army blankets, hospital
blankets, feather cushions, 3pars feather pillows,
l pair hair pillows, dozen check handkerchief, 8
linen handherchieis, towels, 10 pairs army socks,
5pairs cloth slippers, 80 bound volumes OF maya
zines, sc.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-27
aTAEE6BEN.

In this CITY, Nov 10, by Rev Nj Richardson George l.
EAGER 10 Ahbie + Mann.
In Steri1g Nov n az the first Congrc gatunal church,
by Rev Is Fairchild, Charles Rice to Sarah Bugg,
both Of Sterling.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-27

OYSTERS OYsTERs.-J. LUDINGToN d Co, No. Foster
street. keeps constantly hand wholesale and retail
the best New Haven oysters AS they are constantly re-
cevns them fresh and in large quantities they are able
to meet the wants of their customers All orders lett at
their p. Ge will he promptlv attended TO
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-27

HOSPITAL SUPPLIEs.-The ladies of Viii
tinsville have forwarded two boxes of supplies
to the sanitary commissions at Washington
and St. Louis, for the benefit of our sick and
wounded soldiers The contents of the box
forwarded to Washington were =
Nine heavy army blankets, pairs new hospital
new calico double gowns secondhand double
gowns pairs pillows, IS new pillow cases. Is cusl
ions, Is pairs cotton cloth drawers pairs cotton
flannel drawers, II long bed shirts, fine shirts
red flannel shirts, pairs flannel uuderyests, 10 new
Sheets u secondhand Sheets 80 towels. bed sacks
IS pocket handkercneis, 4 pairs 'coth slippers,
pairs hospital socks, Ito army socks, l gents shawl
Rolls OF bandages quantity Of old muslin; 90 bound
volumes; pamphlets, sc.
The contents of the box forwarded to ST.
Louis were =
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-27

The Union Eeestored.-F. A. CL9IGli wonie
respectfully INFORM his friends and the public generN
that Union Block having been fully restored sSe ny
lre, he has re-opened his old nair-Dre sing Room ~ Det
ter style than where he will be HAPPY 10 ",tVuu
anon all VINO may favor hun with call au a'e
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-27

o. +. ssarris, Dentist. 1853 Main street, opposite
the new Mechanics HAL building. IS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-27

Air; q. ii. ,5enclss has so far recovered from i
late illness 10 be at his Office again attending to I'm
mess. No. 239 Main street. DIFF hi
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-27

SGrs. Va. SY, GaerAIdS, PHYSICIAN AND SUCCESS
Full MIDWIFE, removed to No. 80 Exchange street
special attention given Uterine Complaints and dis
eases of children. Office hours from to A. NJ, and
rom to p. NJ dit ap4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-17
FROM WASHINGTON.
Nrw YOrr, May Is.

NAH AoAAs nay 40.
The Posts dishatch says
Congressman Ashley, OF ohio, proposes plan
TO hoEt an army down the Mississippi river and
take New Orleans.
Ihe World s dispatch saws ESQ
It Is believed ten thousand PennsylFanians are
moving toward Maryland
The transfer Of Gen. Butler TO Fort Monroe,
and the sending of large Quantities of ammuni-
ton and stores there, Is believed to indicate i'm
pOrtant movements.
Adyioes from Fort Monroe state that on Mon
day q band Of secessionists of Hampton sent a
deputation 10 Col. Dimmick, demanding the sole
possession Of the road leading across the Dixie,
which has lately been under guard. Dimmick 5
reply was that he WSuld give the rebels just ten
minutes TO disperse. Two companies of MaSsa-
chusstts troops were ordered nOFthWard, and can
non were placed so as TO sweep the entire dis
ed for the expiration Of the time, when not 3
rebel was to be seen. Two hundred Msssachu-
setis troops then took possession Of the Dixie and
bridge.
Posts special dispatch says
The Government will receive troops as fast as
they can be adVantageously used.
Billy Smith arrived here and visited the War
department to-day. He is in low spirits. he
says Virginia Is aroused and means to fight, but
the sight Of the vast preparations here evidently
The first mail from New York via Balti
more, which has left here since April 1sthi was
made up 10 day.
Mr ClePhAne entered on his duties as Post
master to day.
Special dispatch to the Commercial says Gen.
Butler has received orders TO take command of an
important expedition.
II is believed here that Virginia secessidnists
have erected batteries at AQuaia Greek, to pre-
vent an approach 70 Richmond.
Certain developments indicate that the Govern
ment viii make decisive demonstration in q
short time.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-17

-- ... 81. LouIs, May TO-.
The testimony IN the case Of the Walnut street
tragedy 4 closed, and tho following Ner.
dief rendered, That six persons shot at w alnut
street were killed by musket balls discharged oy
Volunteer u s. soldieTg, under command OF OF
fcers unknown to the Jury, Thattwo Of the per,
sons shot at the same time were killed by pisioi
shots fired by persons unknown 70 the jury. -
( KeOkuk and Quincy papers say hunareus VI
Union men have been driven out OK MlseoHt' Mlt
Under orders Issued by the Council Of me sou'h-
A dispatch frOm ST. Aubertt g ne DSmeesE;S1 la.sss;
says nr. Leimer, residing In Liberty toWhshipl
gear Osage Bridge has been arrested and sent 70
Jefferson city for trial By martial law Tor rail-
tng A company Of Union yoluntesrs
- riiifsry eneampment Of about 200 state
freon- al st Joseph, mostly armed with guns re-
Ssntiv taken from the Arsenal AZ Liberty dis
FFniisting at the arsenal continued active
about three hundred having been received yes
ID / understood that hyde Park, in The North
ern part Of the city viii b leased py me Soy
eminent and a regiment of troops TO be quarter
cd there.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-17
FROaI WASHINGTON.

WAsHINOroN, May IS.
The Secretary Of the Treasury specifically ex-
plains what is meant by the words "other sup
plies, in the enumeration of articles contraband
Of war, contained in the circular Of the ID Of
Nay, addressed 70 Collectors and other officers OF
the customs. They mean mercury in all its com
pounds, celOride Of potash, muriatic acid nitrate
OF soda, chloride of pearlash bagging rope and
nitric acid. The last named could be used for the
manufacture Of gun cotton.
Ths Department will do all In its power to ex-
eupt loyal citizens of the insurrectionary States
from The operation of the circular and therefore
i has suspended il so far as Western Virginia Is
~ given
The President has promoted Brig Gen. Butler
. be henceforth Major General Of the United
States army
The most significant offer YET made to the Gov
prominent Scotch merchants, Ooing business in
this country, are responsible for q tender of ten
regiments, unequipped but we'll built, handy,
sotive men, who are now earning eleven dollars
Smonth above their living, and who are ready
and willing to enter the service of the United
States for the war be It long or short, condi-
ton that at the expiration Of the war Govern
Dent will grant them county Of land.
- I've yachts belonging to private individuals,
nave today been formally accepted by the Gov
eTnment, and detailed for service by the Treasury
Department. Their owners, james Gordon Ben
nett, 3r., Of N. Y, and 7. p Ives, Of Providence
y. l., have been c5mmisiOaed a. Lieuienants In
TIE revenue service, and ordered 70 their res
pecttFe vessels as Lieutenants commanding.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-17
.7,Vy5II SvV yyo5I5 W6RKET-slAY 1o.
lnr rrLEaaAFH.l


Flair -Markst for eonpon grades heayy and
dsciining, whilo good and eholoo descriptions are
g.hsSp. Sss nnsss SSS tSan ruled sw
days ago. Market eloaing heavy, without buyers AZ
0ssies SrS sSS bbls SsS@sO for suporanO state
s. ,25 for extra state 499e5lO ior sapernnS p,
extra wvstern s., so for common 70 9.oaIen
Touni hooped Ohio; Ss.7O@I,2s for trade brands do
CANADA RIlOuH-Alarket dull sna heee,t.yii-.a
sales are 80 bbs at Sblb76e % for common TO choice
RYE FLOUR Market quiet, sale saro bbls
SiRN MEAI,-Market is without important
change Sales are 100 bbls Brandywino AZ $50
sieT sales are $50 bbls at closing with no buy
TWHRAT-Market for common and interior de;
script 5ns 10 heavy aud decining while good SOUND
parces are IN fair request for export ~ seaa pTiors
spri5H al 81 9S i,iO IsaO0 bush good and prime a.
Sii56ils, i1eo bpah northNestefn cup AZ 2 ,lyse
snadt elub I'd sl,a7; 5000 buih Snsonnd and infe
fior Milwaukee club q zoe ~ $50 1nsh goo9
aud prime d q Ssk sSito eSis wI9ssr wotsTn 'Sa az
SisseaI, IS; sS1 bush white Canada at Si,S5i 2OeO
tTset yhs KS5ta1y, d5,s. a ~ NAV Sales ars 100
O9ss RRRi. dull and heavy. Sales are 1900
OSsn SconRNoMSSEot sse without important change with
| only moderate business Sales are hS,0g0 bush ~
| saa59o for damsged and inferior old aud new do.
| S1ATS-IR little beitsr request At Sn@SOfo for
| I P0RK-Markat1ull and prices favor buyers
Sales are SIS bbs at S7 80 for 1eusi 30 lot
Iriale mess; SlsOo for prmei ls0 nor Iuninapeo'eo
RfRF-Market quiet, dull and email sales at
/ mss; ViO0@Il,OO for repscked laesS sil,Zo@lz'oC
| for extra mesa. :. -, -.
| PRIME MESS BERR-Market dull and nomi'
RRRF HAATs-Market steady. Sales arc l25
bbls A slAOO the range is S3,Nli500 for western.
| INIT hIRATtl-Market dull and lower. Sales
| are So pkgs at 5416c for shoulders; 6193h foE
| DlCON-In moderate request. Sales arc 100 bxl
i Cumberland cut middles ct about SO.
LARD-Market dull. Sales are 5OO Dds nt W
i exc che laster for prime kettle rendered.
/ BCTTER-In moderate request at l1(gloc toi
| new Ohio! 1916 for new state
to prime.
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REsTORATIV g..
a Di.sagui,h.d ST. Lo.a. Pay.ieiau Write.
81. LOUIS, July 10, 1880.

sT. LOUIS, july 70, 1880.
o. j. WOOD, Esq., Dear sir:-AllO& me the pleas
ura and satisfaction 20 transmit 10 you the bene1
cal effects Of your Hair Restorative, afeF trial Of
hVe years. l eomm9nced using your kestoran IN
January, 1855, sin which tim l hsve not icon
without bottle - had. When l commenced the
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gray, A fsW applications stopped its turning, and
noticed, neither has there been up to this time
After my hair was completely restored, continued
Its by applying two three times per month";
hair has continued healthy, soft and glossy,
and ny Hcnlp perfectly FREQ from dandrun do not
imagine the fscts above mentioned will be OF any
particular advantage 90 you, or even hattyr your
vanity at this lAtF day, am well agSre they are
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In recomm 1nding your Restorative, and exhibiting
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In every instance, however, it proved, by probing
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ALL but had used some new article said TO be as good
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noticed two or three articles myself advertised As
above, which have no doubt arr hnmbuRg II is
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been proved beyond doubt.
Apparently, some Of those O. -driHtons have not
brains enough to write advertisement, - notice
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have, within the past hvv years seen and talked
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You are at liberty to publish this or to refer par
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care Box No. l,s2o will be promptly answered.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-17
NEWS FROlE WASHINGTON.

hEW YoRK, Nay 16 (
The Worlds Washington dispatch says the
police have been required 70 take the oath of al
legiance.
YEnia camp.
It Is rumored that Virginia troops are eucamp-
ed in the rear Of Arlington Heighths, two miles
from v ashington. The FumOr is not credited al
though al the troops are ordered 70 sleep on their
arms, with artillery On the alert with double
shOtted guns.
There was another attempt at riot in Pratt st.,
Baltimore, on the OCCASION Of the passage Of the
DoTlston Guards with the Ringgold Battery, but
TIE 1act being known, every msn had . loaded
Eiae, which deterred any serious movement.
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grppusaIs.
NOTICE TO BRIDGE BT7TLD.


NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILD.
IN ERS.-Sealed proposals will be received at the
Oce OF the County Auditor In the City OF Cleveland
until y O'Clock June 4th, 1851, for the construc
tion Of the following bridges for the County Of Guy
ahoga, to wit: 80
IstSThe Fisher Bridge over Chaerin River, two
miles nOrtherly Of Chagrin Falls, consisting Of
two Rbutments Of cOursed masonry, and one
ninety feet span Of nowe's TRUSS Slperslruc-
2d-Bridge similar to above over south branch Of
OhAgrin River at Grifith's Mills
5d-Bridge over Euclid Greek at Euclid VILLAGE con-
siating Of two abutmonts and one span Of ffty
feet superstructuTe.
4th-Bridge over DOane's Brook In Superior street
extension two abutmenta and One Gpan Of thir-
" feet.
5th-Bridge over Doane's Greek IN Rockport. At
north Ridge, two abutmenta and one span Of
6th-BridRe 10 olmsted, over Mud Greek, near Lem
mons, same as above
7th-Bridge In StrongsTille over Rocky River, near
surrerrer's, two abutments and span Of hfty-
Proposals are invitrd for the above work, masonry
and BupeTstructurs separately; and also for iron
erstructure Of the Inherent Spans, with plans
and reierencea.
All proposals must be accompanied with surotles
20 enter into contract HhOul II be accepted and ref
srsnoe to persons known 70 the Oommissi0neru-
Plans Gnd fpeclnca1lons Ot the work may De seen,
and blank proposals may be obtained at the County
1851. -
The Commissioners invite the submission of bids.
ressrYng TO themselves the right TO Accept or reject
the same, as 20 them the interests Of The County
may ylseem TO require
BY order OF the Commissioner,
b. Q. HAWKINS, County Auditor.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-17
ITEMS FROM NEW YORK. q

M" = AOAAf may 10
The Herald states that on the nth ult, the
War Department issued orders directing com
Snanders Of Fort Smith, Ark, Forts Cobb, Glib
son and Waslfita- 10 eFacuate ana repair with
troops and Government property to Fort rtLeaven-
worth and authorizing the occupation Of these
Forts by the Arkansas VOluhteers- This explains
the abandonment Of Fort Smith BY its Federal
garrison some time ago.
The Government 10 day received advices from
-the squadron of Fort Pickens. No change of the
military status up to the last date The squadron
IN accordance with instructions, had put stop
9 the landing Of vessels from Mobile and New
Orleans with supplies for the rebel army. A
atr1ot blockade Is maintained. Itappears the reb-
proyisiOns from these two ports The stoppags
q tneAe supplies ct this time will it Is thought
operate most disastrOusly TO the troops as they
were but poorly supplied before
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-17
INrKRFsTING FROM NEW YORK.
IIrITT ~ Nav YoRE, Nay Is.

INV AV1Ni ny "
The propeller Bowman, Of Troy, Capt Clark,
arrived this morning. She left Fortress Monroe
Wednesday z. NJ, and brings the remainder OF
the women and chiideen from the fortress.
Special TO HeFald-W heeling, 16th.-Passen-
gers who have arrived here this morning, who
attempted TO reach Baltimore by the Baltimore
Ohio Railroad, report that two eulVerts on the
road, near dArper's Ferry, have been blown up,
a md the trains removed
number of secessionists have arrived from
below, and report the temporary detention Of a
party Of Virginians, including Judge Broken
brough, member Of the Montgomery Congress
AT GallipOlis Ohio
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-17
NJ A R I N E.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

EETERRD.-May 16.
stmr. Nay Queen, ylger, Detroit
sehr. Spray, Eagle, Sandusky, 90 bbls ish.
schr Australia, Anderson, Yermillion.
oLEARED,
stmr May Queen, Vigsr, Detroit
Schr. Spray, Eagle, sandusky, 20 tons coal, CraW-
ford, Morris Price.
Schr j. W. Sergeant, HeRrns, Detroit $50 tons COAL
20 tons iron, 20 tons coke, Rhodes Card.
schr Linnie Powell, Powell, Prescott 80 tons coal
MISCE LA NE0US.
Loss OF THE W. B. CAvrLE.-The schooner w. B.
Castle formerly of Cleveland bound from Boston to
Sabine Pass was fallen in with on the 18th Of March,
dismasted aud leaky. All hands were taken OF BY
they srriyed April 9th, The disabled schooner We
presume was abandoned.
TIE SCHOONER BKMIs has again been raised up
with the surface Of the Water and preparations
are being made this morning to pump her out.-De-
lrch Advertiser.
formed to-day BY PASSENGER who came down on the
propeller Chicago, that the schooner B. B. LOomis
had picked up the ketchum, and claimed the usual
salvage on her before delivering her up The tug 8.
C. Ives with the Of the vessel had been there
but had not succeeded in efiecting anything, and
had consequently returned to the river.-Defoa Ad-
rerfiser.
YHssELs PAssED.-The following vessels passed
Detroit on the 18th:
Bound p-Propeller Iowa bark B. Pomaroy
brigs Q. p Williams, Orkney Lass; schooner pat
rick Henry, Alvin Bronson, Caledonia, NghtlnEaie,
Antelope, Mary B. Hale. :
Bound Dol0n--Propellers Potomac, Chicago, Mich
igani barks Badger State, Republic, fontanelle,
Indians brig Commerce; schoOners II Ery Morton,
M. Ballard, Eepublic H1ntreBs, DardaneIles, Eagie
Wing, Melrosei =. Gs HOnpareils Persian, Thomas
Bronson, Eli Bates, summit, Darien, DFtadnouRht
Morrlnlac .Geo steel Norway, contest.
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COMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND RIARKET-NLAY l6.

ULHF HAzlaIlH AhAEI'-lIAt 7 10. =
FLOUR-steady, With sales 90 bbls Xxx red at
$500. and % bblS choice do As ssas.
WHRAT-Firm and active Sales cars red at
Sl,la, and car white at as.
CORN-SalU ioss bush ct sSs, 500 bush from store
ct SIC, and car loads at same.
OATS-Remsin steady at sc.
HIGHWINEs-YeTy dull sf iske.
LARB-sslsOf Of 1900 rs good quality az SIC.
BUTTER-salss Is tubs roll at loSe; bbIS
packed at loc, and bbl ron At lozc
RGGs-FAle 90 bbls At %. n
FRDITs-Dried apples arc very dull At 30. AID
pesOhss as 10. 81