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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-14
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q SPECTACLES DEPOT, l72 l-2
Main Street The undersigned most respectful
~ invites the citizens OF this place and vjcinl l.
ty, to call and examine h superior selection
<las OF SPEGIACLES, containing his lately i'm
which he will adapt to far sighted ar-siqht-
| III ed, aged, and weak-eyed persons who NAV de-
III sire them, according to the true state of their
L III eyes. The material used to make the above
IN mentioned Lenses in its natural state in puri-
III ty,brlllancy, and transparency rivals the dia
NJ mond, andtormsthe most beautiful and perfect
spectacle Lenses ever introduced, and possess
~ es great advantages over the common glasses
! IN general use. Their perfect spherical form
II i gives more extended field o vision Their
Elf purify ana transparency OF MI terial presents
ILL less Constructions to the passage Oflight-Over
EHl& comes, in great measure. what is called by
III Opticians alteration oflight Conseoucntiv
III objects seen through them present themselves
II In clear, distinct and natural form, avoiding
II that glimmering, waverng unsteadiness un.
III pleasant sensation after protracted reading or
III sewing; in fact, approaching as near the per
feet lens of the natural eye as it is possible for
III art to approach nature
Many persons unacQuainte I'd with the Optical
Art, are left to select glasses for themselves,
without due regard to the condition of the eve;
practice often productive of serious cOnse
uuences iudicug the minds the people against the
use of Glasses. Glasses selected by skilful optician
made of the aforementioned material will instead of
nurlng the eye, STRENGTHEN AND BENEFIT IT MATERI
ALLY
He keeps constantly on hand small and large sDy
Glasses; Gold Silver, and Steel Spectacles, and Ere
Glasses of all kns different patterns of Opera Glasses
large assortment for sale and to hire Magnifyins
Glasses, Telescopes, Microscopes &e.
Artificial Ewes inserted and made to order.
Having taken the agency of of the
turers of Pebble Lenses glad to beabe to sell such
for less than thew have before been sold for
thus giving everybody the chance of getting
the eve.
REPRESENTATION free of charge
j. R0SENBUSH CA GENT Opticlan,
n2O d successor to l., Shrisheim
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Heal Gstate.
! FOR SALE-GTEN ARROR

GF;A FOR SALE-GLEN ARBOR-
Mill The late residence of W. NJ Chase This beauti-
,G@ful estate, situated West Boylston street one
mile north OF the Court House in the city OF Worcester
contains six acres of the best land for horticultural p
poses to be found in the state The soil is of the rc
acter gent soping southwark and under the high
est state Of cultivation and has upon as many fruit
trees as the land can accommodate. There are over 100
young and thrifty apple trees of the choicest varieties in
lu bearing great variety OF pear, peach plum and
cherry trees also the smaller fruits such as the Dorches
ter and lawton blackberry currant gooseberry thmble
and raspberry, strawberry &c. ' 0'
The Flower Garden is stocked with choice collection
OF howering shrubs, roses, herDaceous plants
The house contains rooms, with store rooms wood
She'd &c. Connected with the house Is one Of the nest
constructed greenhouses and graperes in the Common
wealth 40 by y feet with span roof built by the dav
and heated by Whtelgs celebrated hotwater apparatus
also farming house 2by 10 feet The grape vines were
set last year in extensive carefully prepared bor
der and are of the choicest varieties and will be suf
heientY established TO into full bearing next sea-
SON The stable contains accommodations for horses
and COW. The buildings substantial and in good re-
pair. The flower garden and house surrounded with
beautiful arbor vitae and hawthorn hedges and on the
grounds are several hne specimens of evergreen trees
rms estate VIII be sold at low price for cash.
an existing mortsage Of $1,000 which can remain for
elal years. For further particulars, inquire Of w NJ.
CHASE lO5 Devonshire street E. G. TIL ESToN & co,
"a Franklin street, Boston, or ALDEN SEARS. ESQ.,,
near the premises, Worcester deod3w ap2T'
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Seiuelrp, TT.
CARD-THE AMERICAN WATCH

A CARD-THE AMERICAN WATCH
"A COMPANY, of Waltham Mass, begs to call the
attention of the public to the following emphatic
mendation OF Waltham Watches which has been polite
ly given by the leading practical Watchmakers and jew
elers throughout the United States, The entire list OF
signatures to 1t in the Eastern States is quite long
for publication in one advertisement; but the
presented will be recognized BY those acquainted with
The trade in this vicinity being in the highest degree
respectable and influential. At their establishments
may always be found the genuine watches of the Com
penys manufacture in great variety and at uniform
prices
Signatures from many cities and WINS of New Eng
I'm aal,r
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HARD TIMES PRICES.

for sale at low prices
lOO Hair, Palm-Leaf, Excelsior, and Cotton
' MATT SsEs.
Dur Hair Mattresses all made by u.s. and warranted
RICH MARBLE TOP CHAMBER SUITS, in Walnut
Mahogany, and Chestnut, at very low prices
EXTENSION TABLES, in Walnut and Chestnut
Marble Tables Side-Boaris bookcases What.Nots
&c, &c
In our Stock of DRAPERY and SHADES will be found
all the best styles in marketmadc put up at short
notice.
Repairing Old Furniture and Upholsering in all its
branches
TABER az CMOLLAR.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-14
Furnltnre.
TABER & CHOLLAR'S,
No. $50 Main street (Up Stafrsl.
Opposite Post ONCE.

Our LooKING-GLAss DEPARTMENT contains tho
most Fashionable Styles in French and German Plates
Large Manel and Pier Glasses made order at short
notice
We are selling cheap for THE CASH Rich Paror suits
In Brocaelle Plush, Repts, and Chalies which were
made up in Panic Times, and will be sold at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-13

LAURA KEENEs THEATRE, No GA Broadway-
SsyIa SIsttRs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-13

however, that a PreSid at i'll be chosen Oh Mon.
day evening, either by tine democrats or the oppo.
sition. The proposition has been made by the
democrats to draw for the presiding oihcer, ana
there is no reason to suppose that they WIZ con-
tinue to prevent the organization OF the bosrd.
They will meet tomorrow at five O'Clock
The steamship North Star arrived ~ TINS port
last evening from Aspinwall. She brings rather
less than million and half in specie. There Is
no news from California, south America, or even
from the seat of war in New Granada. The
United States sloop-ofwar Levant has not been
heard from
The steamship De Soto, from New Orleans and
Havana with dates from, the latter to the 9th inst
arrived here last evening. There is no Havana
news of any interest She brings $l55,lt0 in
specie.
BY way of Havana the news Of Mrau.ons de-
feat is confirmed Some interesting details will
be found in our news columns.
The cotton market continued firm yesterday while the
sales embraced about 1000 bales in store closing the
was steady, and in good request; prices were Arm
and sales active Wheat firm with up.
ward tendency in prices, and good export demand.
Corn frmer and tolerably active, including pur-
chases for export Pork frmer, with sales OF
mess at SIT $17 49, and Of prime at $751; $13 l2
Sugars were steady while sales were light. Coffee was
in fair demand with sales Of 800 bags Rio and 400 do
Laguayra at steady prices Freghts for grain to Liver
pool and london drmer, while engagements were
moderate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-13
NEW YORK LEGIsLATunN


AIuASS, Jan. 10, 1891.
llr. HA~oSr reported favorshly TO the act Sc
curing 10 creditors Just division Of the estates Of debtors
who assign.
Mr.. RAMSEY or the sdero,eu Of the scnasl repcrt
Cd TO amend tho bin relating 10 divorces.
The following bills introduced
BY Mr.. RomrasoN-Naking the planting o. oysters IN
any waters Of tho state except natural water bel
free to all citizens.
Nj. LAWRENCE objected 10 the introduction OF the BIN
yesterday md \ wns introduced on previous notice
ny Mr. Fnno-Reserying the steamboat, piers wholly TO
tho use Of steamers and prohibiting the assignments OF
bertlls for vessels thercnt.
Mr. RssY presented petitions for the ala Of the state
to tic Albany aud susquohanna Railroad
Mr. GOWN called from tho table tho resolution OF the
Assembly requesting the senate toappont Joint com
mec on federal relations and spoke favor Of tho reso
luton.
Mr. HAsxoD made 4 long wsumcal sgslns, sAc reese
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-13

HELPERS LECTURE TO CoE OrF.-It ap
pears that the author Of The "Impcrding
Crisis has recovered from his recent disap-
pointment, and has resolved % deliver his lee
turc upon the 1.-TWO Systems Of Labor" on
tomorrow evening. Bclper has made one
great point. lie has satisfied The community
that be really exists, that he Is moi &c impal-
pablc myth, gotten mp by the philosophers Of
Spruce street. and now hewill probably have q
large audience. Two shilline5 70 see the idcn-
teal Helper may be, without diarcspcct, term.
81 absolutely DOG cheap
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-13

THE CRY CHAMBERLAIN CONTROVERSIAL
New CHARTER WANTED.-The controversy be-
tween Mr.. Plat, the Mayors City Chamberlain,
and Mr.. Devlin, Alderman Pcck's (Acting
Mayor City Chamberlain, came to an issue
in the Common Pleas Court on Friday, when
Judge Hilton ordered the former gentleman to
be confined in the county Jail until he delivers
up the books and papers of the office TO Mr..
Devlin.
1t is lamentable thing TO see the affairs Of
the city governmental government It can be
called-thus banded about between officials
and legislatures and courts, never settled and
never stable.
II is just this kind Of management on the
part Of the selfish politicians that has brought
on the present national crisis, and it is high
time there was an end of 1t. We are now in
volvcd in most unpleasant snarl in this city
between Comptrollers, Chamberlains, Mayors,
Supervisors and Aldermen, while, at the same
time, the city and county finances amounting to
some eleven millions in the year--are knocked
about like shuttlccock. The Mayor hits them
with one battledorc, and the Aldermen knock
them back again with another The Comptrol-
Ter has his blow at them, and the Chamberlain
has bic; the Supervisors are also in the play;
so that between them all the people have no Sc
curity whatever for the funds Of the city.
They are reported TO be in one bank to-day,
and in another tomorrow, while the truth is
that they are absolutely safe in none, and the
metropolis may at any time become bankrupt
What between the conflict of authority assumed
by the various officials, the grasping spirit
which animates them all, and the attempts TO
rob the chief executive Of half his power and
portion Of his term Of Office, IL were far bet
tor that no form of municipal government ex-
listed at all. There Is but one remedy for this
deplorable state Of things, and That Is now
charter, framed by intelligent citizens, and
adopted by the peop'. II isquitc evident thal
no amount Of tinkering, peddling and squab
bling will be Of the least use. We must start
afresh with new organization Of the munich
pal government.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-13
NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JANUARY b. 1861.

fifteen OF the States cut or and organized
under another government; and third, the dis
covery by Mr. lincoln, his Cabinet and his
party. that satisfactory securities to Southern
insiitutions not at sinable in the Union must
be conceded TO the Southern confederacy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-13

FAREWELL CoNoxu MADAME Anna fisfor.--Tbis
popular cantatrce has made arrangements for extend
cd tour, and viii give farewell concert at Irving Hall
next Friday evening. Madame Bishop viii be assisted
By signora Frczzoni and other distinguished artists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-13
The Inauguration OF the Governor Of
Pennsylvania.

HlRRsBrRo, Pa. Jan. II, 1901
The Wide Awakcs and military have made arrange
mcn,s for a civic and military parade The Inaugural
ton Of Governor Curtin The military 70 have their
tsradc in the morning. and the Wide Awakcs theirs in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-13

BAadUns AMERICAN MUSEUM, Broadway.-Day and
Everns-MAoic WHOLESALERS TEARs-LIyING CuR-
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MONTGOMERY, Ala, Jan IL 1851
The venerable mud eminent Bishop Cobb cf the FPS
Grad dlocc s Of Alabama, died yeatcriay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-13

NEW BowERY THEATRE, Bowery.--GLaNcE AT Nh
yonK-ToopLEs-pEvn's OAK.
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ADJUSTMENTS TOMORROW EVENING.

BowERY THEATRE, Bowsry.-TKaacR or rHs ROAD
LoUrsrNAN PERFORMANCES
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-23
TIE LAnESrED CAPT. pLAGNEL-

The FayesteYiTs IN. CO. o6sTvsr has the following IN
,s,sreaes to the su?pOSsd dsAth OF Caps GLAssEL;
IA insdeut Of the thus FAR has affected this CON-
,aDitV 80 sadly as the death Of Cap. ]. A. dLagntl
10 .tood by his guns at the battle OF Rich Mountain
80 an his men Rad been shot down BY his SIDE and sail
;ued 10 load and Ere and after be had received
- or.l uouad drE his revolver and dispatched tso
- he Invaders From the mis-speliBg OF his In
ss Riebmond papers there might have been some hope
*, h vas not our gallant friend uho had thus offered
slf sacrifice biz country bus the fact Of his pres
~ = thst section e ViFgina, ard ft the aptrs
100000 of ,aeh Dpble bsafio Win the en-rasseT OF
- MAJ. removed al dOsots.
"a Lieut. dLayners intention when be lefs here
Yoonths ago, 70 deliver bis company Of soldiers at
York 10 proceed to Washington, settle up his ae-
So resien his commission, and retire 10 private life
80 =, ia way from New York 70 Washib gtoo (she1
Dl .npposed from seeiug him In eharze Of company
pK soldiers that he Yankee Ike thsmselves,)
.rd - r,spy e=pse>-lons 81 dabolsAl bate to the
th.t he az snee received 10 oi.er bis services in
Of ihe confsdsrats States He received CON-
"a CAPTAIN Of Artillery, which he accepted in
.s.rsnce 70 one Lieutenant Colonel offered him By
2o'.ss simply As matter Of duty TO his native State
.nsI-h a. Captain he was to be employed Bis career
-, short bat glorious. His hfe hes closed As
pSS % .sloer ana a True man could wish for himself
- srssist the tears Of wife and friends. Few mer
49, al strong hold upon the respect Of com
'"sa,S As be aid during bis ave or 'i1 months rszdsne'
kefe.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-23
VIRGINIA FERTILIZERS
MANUFACTURED ~ =
/ S. MGRVDER'S SONS,
RICHMOND. VA,


sgsso. s...sats Z soa... p. cent
Prios aer ps af 1900 ns, 80 %.
BoaE Ash aUAko. contain per Of
and S. 70 per cent Of Bone Phosphate Of Lime Price pa
ton Of 1900 ns., 80 o.
GROUND BoSE ASH containing rs 10 90 ., Ran. PIN.
Sns1 ~, ~ ~ youder Price per ton CT 20
a a. WHITE hEyIoW sr.y., ssoA y, srna 70 powder,
deaf OF Phosphate Of Li7a Price
per 70. OF 80 kL, go %.
Having been Tor many largely the Gusno trade
and opportunities OF testing ly the value Of all kinds Of Gu
auo been Imported into the country enable. 70 ec,
The very best varieties for pepsraoatard nom repeated
experiments hays made Nib slke Ingredients
separately and l. echiop, r3sAsA hat the farm
when uscd slote. % ~
The Peruvian aad Eosphagc Gasass Essi selected viii
great and always eted 10 rigid analysis They
Dry and roand 70 fns powder and thoroughly and inlmse
niIed
We win pleasure Ii showing through essbh
meat, there secret inTedsas Hsed process
manufacturing.
Al ordsn vin 10 promptly hllsd
MoaRUDERS some
oernsr 1sth AID Cary E;rsss
bB-sly Richmond, W
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-23
LIurwr. BuawsLL w. ar. glad to learn thu. thir

LIEUr wn. p BUkwELL We are glad to learn that hi.
brave and es,iDabs Oieer has reachs the camp Mons
Icy in safety N the engagement It Rich kountap
bs lore active raTs aid Col Pegrsm; and afr
the git over retrcsted With him and the whom
he condus;sd, 70 a fee mi from laurel Hill Here
tAoy ascrtAned tba. Gen. Gsrns had already left that
post, and that tnsy we're hssDel in 81 their enemies.
RSerng the chances Of escape death TO surrender
and captivity, Lieutenant Rur.e took the mountains
AIoar, aud, after wandering for Ave days. and going
through adventures pleasing 70 look back upcn
than 20 experience he succeeded in making his way
the camp, already stated. HIS humorous LieDds sl
rsjoics 10 hear Of bis return.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-23

EAgokg oOykr.-ghs business Of yesterday vas Of
rather trivial ebarsesr Tee mos: iupor'aat ease wa
shat in which Daniel hcclArty figured consPicu1usy-
he "a srraieued .or ssanl.ng Mrs.. Trabue and her
husband because thCy IemonsiTatsd With him for beat
DR his sile and ,hr.ateLlng to XIII her heClaty va
svidenl, on "h'Eh borss," and, aeceTdiss - :.
tmony, acted IN . m.r"-- -. .onId .pti,ls him TO ,
- OF setvics IN the chain gang. he q reported to
have declared that the ginians rascaly set or
something that ssct aud that Lincola would soon 10
wade RsAmond wish 100000 meu, and do uoudets.-
The Mayor continued che case until today.
Michael EcCrony, charged si.b threatening to naiult
MrS Mary ANA Session, aaonisled slt Slscharsed.
iisBry Royen, charged vith" sssaulrDg Richard r.
kGneip discharged the complainant not appearing.
Wm Guy charged with shooting Wm. Meyers, Vas
com mitted until to morrow. This may prove serious
case &c IL Is said .hs. Meyers badly wounded. TIE
parties both soldiers-GSy btinEstTon texas aud
Myers from Alabama
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-23
Tnx csvzwHon ~ vzAaiNrA.
pnOcI lMA1IOy

=
TIyO email the Il vrsa contribute proper share
s. strength s1igsno. Of the paslc dsissos
10 nosIr The m a BY coping om the masI vsua'se Iof
run each county aed ct, ea per esn
leo " - ;.
ecu aiy ci, Of voartssrs ahsady oohoaa
"a 70 y, ,,ps.y understood that arrangement stp
cd In orr TO the lnsonvsaisnee 81 lv u
militia In t.si the people o. tas weoi s'A'
win pron pty ays OF the alternative thus tnsra
Conm.ndsns OF Regiments wtf ,ha. portion q u. STATE
vnleh The Militia have been eaed ~ ms
interfere VIM or suspend levy the elm qr except where
a county cils shau entie itsefio ~
lns -four s formation of Volunteer oso.n and
when Vie ,snt fay conaiy .srs
rss The Proc.na,n Of Jay is
q, vii apply equally TO The Volsns''" hereby pro-
Nded Tor. .n.
Proclamation Of J' ls vl Be the 'aus . therein pi0"aso
cept ss follow: -, =.
etApnios; and HI Inland county ., souersy
vOunsrs ho. shw parts Of the s'as viii rendezvous
An hereafter formed gill b ofnfaary uas DINER
uonpsa, "a srs win b. elected By the eonpsnies and hsd
oesr .ppoia.sd By The Governor . has sssa aon' We r
alven under han % Governor, and under the Seal
JL fthe Commonwealth Of Virginia, this 18th day oil July,
M sld IN Inc year Oh .Us IN S1 STrMeR
INSPECTOR GENERALS OsP,Cs,
Hr.IQuAErrRs. Richmcni July GOTH 1851
Of the sa,s The Vcunsss be acc pied Cover.
nors proeisnso Of s day Is ,hss should knOv
Mos Of The have been materially In re.s.d By
cruu enrolled aimee the into but credit be
gv,n tins Increase snies. |. be reported 70 this efse
must he,efrs ssx that The losins reports be promptly
[ cacsr, commanding Regiment. detached Ps.IOns Of
By ssmp.ns In adopted for the ordinary
H. Eses fi,er commanding Company will please report the
Of according ~ the sane FORM
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-23

CoSvHuoSs-Aa adj ourned meeting Of the Banker
Convention will be held in this city. tomorrow. Al
the Banks within the Confederacy represented at
Atlanta we're invited to send delegates. Co the sane
day advsory Convention oliRinslsrs and elders OF
the presbyssran Church. "a g., viii be held in this city
10 advise and recommend measures 20 ascertain the
sense Of the Presbyrans in regard to the formation Of
General Assembly OF the Presbyterian church 10 the
Confederate Sttea 1--we are sppsirsd ofthe places Of
nesdrg We viii make them known in tc-moross pc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-23

THE Cirr AurlA.-rbe organization of the l79th ~
gnent which embraces al the city below east Of lOb
street ia nov about complete, and understand viii
prOb-by te Inspected during the psesent week and IA
ken iutO camp for instruction.
The officers are ~ Garrison, Lieu. Col Command
ing; ", n John s Rad,; Capts Thos Ragispd Jona-
than Sseensy, P g Uogblla, Jas Moore, Bel bigger,
sraswus Powell Macon, Howard Lindsey, 7 Mon
sure, and J Fry; lst Leuts, p Snblett, J
a4rdgrove, 60 II Richards, II W Noting. Jr, George
W. Duesberry, Jr, L W. Ayers. Richard Moore, j. N.
Andersen, George Be 2nd LsureuAnts Sampson Jones,
IT,, Il G. whitman, JuFan Yaunersoo, Ia ". Btans'
ford, LssiS Srlshier, Daniel t7oD, pAnlsl Hunt,
teons Nate + W. BsucOck; Quarter Master, Jno. G,
w.de; COruisary 4nO. G. NOISY, Jr Sergeant Major,
J. b. Williams,
Court Of EoQuiry 10 hear exluses and grant certt-
Of exemption will commence is session this day ai
10 o'clock, A at tie Office OF kessrs. Plslssnts and
Frashie on 2Oh street. shtre all Who have any excise
whatever 10 Offer, should appear.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-23

q. .. Army cAs.. and Brsy-s-s.jos Ls.as A. Arms
tsad from Virginia 90 infantry, Sseond cut Arthur
ShauG 4th Infantry First. LiGr;- Ss'iVDAl Wekhns'
sA Infantry.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-23

vorr on EIn sRsgI CSSsrrVIIoE-Iae sAeoa
sr,.s,.,h lesrps fion . correspondent in hlledgesie
haut or huldred ecu ties have been heard iron,
E,,le over $1,000 votes hare hsee noled u them.
: .sia sAtioa" .bea. 40 votes en- 50 oe Is.o :
s..;ssred doubsb l ttoash probably the Constitution
"a BEEN rstissa bys vsry small Tosss-0'ss@ssi 1A-
F.irr'