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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-04
LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
by THE PRESIDENT OF THEW
UNITED STATES.
A PROCLAMATION.

Whereas existing exigencies demand mme-
date and adequate measures for the protec-
ton of the national constitution, and the pres.
ervation of the national union by the suppress
sion of the insurrecionary combinations now
existing in several states, Tor opposing the
execution thereof to which military force in
addition TO that called forth by my proclama-
ton of the 10Th day OF April in the present
year, appears to be indspensably necessary
Now, therefore, !, Abraham Lincoln presi.
dent of the United States, and commandcr.in-
chief of the army and navy thereof, and OF the
militia of the several states when called into
actual service, do hereby call into the service
of the United States forty two thousand and
thirty-fOur volunteers to serve for period of
three years, un ess sooner discharged, and to
be mustered into the service infantry and
cavalry. The proportion of each arm and the
details of enrolment and organization will be
made known through the department of war.
And | also direct that the regular army of the
United States be increased by the addition of
eight regiments of infantry, one regiment of
cavalry, and one regiment of artillery making
altogether maximum aggregate increase of
twenty-five thousand one hundred and four
teen officers and enlisted men, the details of
which increase will also be made known
through the department of war
Anu further direct the enlistment, Tor not
less than one nor more than three years, of
eighteen thousand seamen, in addition to the
present force, for the naval service of the
United States. The details of the enlistment
and organization will be made known through
the department of the navy.
The call for volunteers hereby made, and
the direction for the increase OF the regular
army and for the enlistment of seamen, here
by given, together with the plan of organiza-
ton adopted for the volunteers and for the
regular forces hereby authorized, will be sub
mtted to congress as soon as assembled. In
the meantime | earnestly invoke the co-opera-
ton OF all good citizens in the measures hereby
adopted for the etfectual suppression of unlaw-
full violence, Tor the impartial enforcement of
constitutionaIsaws, and for the speedest pos
sible restoration of loyalty and order, and, with
those, of happiness and prosperity throughout
our country.
In testimony whereof l have hereunto set
my hand and caused the seal of the United
States to be affixed. Done at the city of
Washington, this third day of May, in the
year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty one, and of the independence OF the
United States the eighty fifth.
(Sgned) ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President,
VIM. Ii. SEWARD, Secretary of State.
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fIour ann Gram.

DREAD MEAL AND FEED MEAL
- from Dry Southern Corn. Call before you buy, at
LEE SPRAGUE L. cos,
apl diff No Park street.
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NEW YORK, May 3.-CoTToN heavy and lower; sales
1900 bales including small lots Ill transit l3} a 1916
70, mddling upands
FLOUR-Receips 1912 bbls; sales 5000 bbls; state
and western, common grades dull aud drooping;
perfne state @ 5,l5 extra state $40 a $50: round
hoop Ohio $50 @ 565; common to good extra western
55 a $780, southern dull and lower sales 400 barrels
mixed to good 5,75 q $40; fancy and extra $50 q o.
Canada without important change; sales 100 bbls
GRAIN-Wheat uul and heavy for common grades;
white prime and choice qualities are sarce and wanted
for home milling ull prices sales IS 800 bush Chi
spring Sll73 delivered; for north western
club 26, delivered for choice Milwaukee club 81 rs
% rs, degered winter red western 81 80 a l.32 in
store and delivered. Corn shade frmer sales 49, 900
bush new mixed western 673 CSC delivered 6st for
old do delivered, SIC for damaged old do in store
PROFESSIONALISM dull and unchaneed sales 1875
bhs. Pork frmer; slles 400 bbs: ST so; prime
sl325 1881. Lard dull and heavy; sales q 9lc in
bbs. whskey without important change; sales $50
bbs at III @ lsc, chiefly at l72c. Rice rm sales 4UO
terces 81 a SIC cash Sugars steadv sales 1881 hh Is
Muscoyado 81 q 59 Porto Rico ~ q sic Coffee quiet
changed.
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LOUISVILLE, May 3.-The council has ap-
propriated 100000 for arming the city, sui
ject to ratification by the citizens.
CAIRO, May Capt. Theodore Fink, of
the United States army, died this morning.
Passengers from below continue TO report the
assembling of bodies of armed men. 1t is said
they lack arms. The Union feeling is gaining
ground in western Kentucky, where disloyalty
has been most marked.
HARRIsBuRG, May 3-There is cold rain
interminglad with snow. The soldiers are in
tents. The governor has left, it is supposed
for Washington.
PORTLAND, May 3.-Our first regiment was
mustered into the United States service there
No orders for marching yet.
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MILITARY OPERATIONS AND
EVENTS IN MARYLAND.

ANNAPOLIS, May Sit is said that great
excitement exists in the western counties OF
Maryland in consequence of the continued III
curslons of Virginia secessonsts, and their ar
bitrary searching of houses for arms Scout
ing parties of federal troops are now frequent
ly extending their excursions upon Virginia
soil. The outposts of the Virginia forces
have thus far always beaten a hasty retreat on
their approach
The Worcester rifle battalion sailed from
Annapolis last night with sealed orders.
Fort Mcllenry, at Baltimore, has been so
thoroughly reinforced with regulars, as to
place it beyond the possibility of successful
bombardment, Some OF the most powerful
instruments of death, and plenty of provisions
have also been thrown into the place
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FROM DELAWARE.

WILMINGTON, DEL, May 3.-The governor
has called for a thousand rifles, which, when
added to the eight or nine hundred already
here, will make Delaware ready for defence.
A union meeting will be held at Georgetown,
at the secession end of the state, next Tues
day. The loyalty OF the secretary of state is
suspected.
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NEW YORK, May 3.-stocks quiet and firm; Chicago
and Rock Island $50; Cleveland and Toedo 23a; New
York Central 72S Pacific Mail 10; Missouri sizes 4O;
Tennessee skies 49,; United states ves 1914, ia; Ga
lena and Chicago 5Sl Erie 20s Virginia 45 Cal.
ilornia sevens he Treasury twelyes lOl4.
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0Wants.

A SMART, CAPABLE AMERICAN
"A WOMAN wishes to obtain a situation as house,
keeper She can give good references. INQUIRE at Is
Orange street Nlfik11uRsp--~ Iaya
WANTED-An experienetAnnIEQ
W mediately Inquire al HAvEN's harrington
corner DIT my3
M ANTED-A Situation for smart,
", capable gill in private family. Inquire at q
Mechanic street. r at HAVEN'S, Harrington corner
my3 dat
SITUATION WANTED-By a smart
~ capable young woman, to do general Homework
Apply at No. IS Madison street. d3t* my2
SITUATION WANTED-By capable
~ and experienced girl to do general housework APP
ply at SO Salem street. d3t+ my2
"ANTED-A convenient lower tene.
ment, or half of House, centrally located. Pos
session desired about July l. Inquire of H. C. BIGE
LOW SO Main street, Worcester. dstf ap2S
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for Sale or 90 Get.
az SEE FIRST PAGE.

SB SEE FIRST PAGE.
O. FOR SALE-GLEN ARBOR-
NH The late residence of W. NJ Chase This beauti-
,Ezzful estate, situated West Boylton street. one
mile north OF the Court House in the Worcester
acres OF the best land for horticultural pur
character, gent sOpng southwark and the high
est state of cultivation and has upon it many fruit
trees as the land accommodate. There 100
young and thrifty apple trees of the choicest varieties in
full bearing. great variety OF pear peach plum and
cherry trees also smaller fruits the Dorches
ter and Lawton blackberry currant gooseberry thimbe
and raspberry, gtrawber ". &c.
The Flower Garden is stocked with choice collection
of towering shrubs, roses, lerbaceous plants
The house contains rooms, with store rooms, wood
shed, &c. Connected with the house the best
constructed greenhouses and graperes in the Common
wealth 40 by "a feet with span roof built by the day
and heated hF Whitley celebrated hot apparatus
also farming house. "a by Is feet The grape vines were
set last in extensive carefully prepared bor
der and of the choicest varieties. and will be suf
hcently established 10 into full bearing next
son. The stable contains accommodation for horses
and The buildings substantial and in good
pair The flower garden and house surrounded with
grounds several fine specimens of evergreen
This estate will be sold at low price for cash.
an existing mortgage Of $1,000 which
eial years For uIther particulars inquire Of w N.
CHASE, los Dcvonshre street. L. g. TIL ESTON & co
IA Franklin street, Boston, ALDEN SEARS. ESQ.,,
near the premises Worcester. deod3w ap27
no LET-A basement Tenement (three
u roomsl, on Benefit street. to a family without
children. Inquire at HAYEN'S No. . Harrington
Corner dSa&W avis
HOUSE AND BARN TO LET-One-
bury and Grove streets, containing rooms with
barn and garden, all in excellent condition
JAMES r. PIERCE,
mch26 distf Cor. Main and Austin street.
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,,bior we refer, u.s. that while thousands of indi-
vi5uaIs have been absolutely ruined by their ma
mia for stock gambling, commerce and manufac-
lures have fourlshed beyond all precedent The
industrial interests of the Empire needed the i'm
petus which was given to them by the accumula-
ted capital, partly real and partly fictitious, which
the Credit JfoJilier and also MIREs and his associ
ates brought to bear upon the French railways and
the great works of public improvement. OF the
capital which thus found active employment, but
very small portion was drawn from what was
already in circulation. 1t made up, for the
most part, of small sums, which, during the reign
of LOUIS PHILIPPE, had been secretly boarded
away in the Departments, either from want Of
confidence in the stability of the Government, or
from the absence of those incentives to investment
which were offered in the shape of enormous
profits, by MIREs and the PERIEREs. This influx
of precious metals, and the corresponding increase
in the paper circulation. gave such extraordinary
energy to all branches of trade and business, that
when the Credit lNobilier FELL in the public
estimation, from its high estate, the prosperity of
the nation did not suffer any very serious check,
although nearly all of those who had made haste
to get rich by investing their savings in stocks
and bonds found themselves, within the brief space
Of five years, either ruined utterly or much poorer
than when they entered upon their career of spec
uation. That owing to the decline in the value
of the bonds of the Credit lioJaier, and, more
recently, to the fraud of MIREs, a vast lumber of
individuals scattered throughout France have
been impoverished, there cannot be any doubt
whatever; but these private losses are more than
compensated by the healthy vigor which the in
dustria interests of the country have derived from
the mo ey thus thrown into circulation.
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NoTicE1;o e rze r,,1 AVN n,-,,-,,,
wAsHfIHGysa T ToE 3 ) E5fGI2.b1Eo,
susrLEMEN's AND S65L 96TFH' Street
FALL AND WINTER CLoTHINq,
LArFSE EWES a1b AS aS B7TfTEBR A 10
ORDERS FOR PURCHASE
OR SALE
BONDS ASSiD STOCKS
In New York,
Ii5fSs AID ff
mh2odfr 81 SECOND STREET.
CRANE & GRAYBILL,
y c0 sHHsSNGh, N gE5Raft
M s{E$fi5 s II S5;o$5 R6SnF E9f2Ssf t.
department Of the Commission Business Or IN any otter
Messrs. P Ma,oom & t Co.., Bsitmore.
Poland Jenkins CO. mh23eolm
NJ OTICE.-FRANKLIN BANK, 18th March,
l86An Election for Eight Directors serve for the
hour; O'CLOCK '''n next M O BT6k the
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-PETERF LAMM
~ executed to the subscriber Deed of Trust of all his
estate and property for the benefit of his creditors That
deed was recorded on Saturday last
Baltimore, 18th March, 1861 YIN mh26 cost
ELEGANT ARTICLES. Nantes sold
IL by the manufacturers sole agent, ,n,,u
mh27-tfr Il west ii Pratt r;t Street street.
WINDOW sAsHEs, -
well made o and PICS e suit the
mh2l tfr A West Pratt street.
NEWEL POSTS AND BALUSTERS,
~ Brackets and Mouldings for ssle cheap by
mh27ur 'E 4 west y; sIPE 4att Street.
WINDOW AND DOOR FRAMES of all de-
w scriptions for sale by
mh27-t'r 4 west YES p PRATT gtf street
ITO CASH PURCHASERS.
sFooR @ f b8N SER nv ted a
GE 3 " e 81 sFF IsS, :f4s.,
mh2I-ttr near Spears wharf
G. GUS,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
Corner of Howard and Fayette streets
Under Howard Bank.
Fqnsan a On ssnd fine assortment Of CAss
sS-A call is respectfully solicited p,e 1E >;
LNAMILY HAMS.
brands ssEe s snPRy f SHE
svOs and deiGasy of exeeed Pe Of
mhl-tfr SMITH aos nn.iCoDEAUS,
RoYAL YACHT CLUB GIN.-Tbis bicblv
MaSe so GgG aSgse S Ii in WOOD glass
ga government Java COFFEE, of an extra fine flavor
Provisions at ' Vi Aeas' "lhes' groceries and
mbooet, j. s. COLLADAY'S,
- - " Nos 46l and 465 West Fayette street
STEAM MARBLE WORKS.
~ . HUGH SISSON,
OohnkR NORTH AND MONUMENT STREETS,
uoNuup>ns ,, Baltimore
lAbLE-rOPS, TILES for floors, GARDEN SThTJIARy
&c, &c.
va. roreign and Domestic Marble furnished the rade at
tapl-tf
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YEDDo TEA-A delightful article, part of the
FIRST IMPORTATION FROM JAPAN, Just received and
for sale BY GREEN & YOE,
oSl.u 88W. Baltimore street.
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EMPORIUM OF ART

JAMES FRYER invites attention the very extensive
assortment Of Looking in store suitable for
every position and Of all sizes
Mante Mirrors Pier and Wall do oval and square
CornceS, Tables, Brackets, Cosols &c. at unequalled
prices.
The latest English and standard French Engraviaes al
ways in stock.
Particular and undivided attention is given depart
ment of PICTURE FRAMES Also, frames for Miniatures
Photographs Portraits, &e
FRYERS Galleries,
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MARRIED.
On the Goth instant, by Rev. II. IT. Webb, LEWIS NJ
city. ~ " va
At AnnapoliS on the 10Th instant by Rev Mr. Daven-
port GEORGE u CREAGER of Baltimore city, to LIE
So eldest daughter of Edward 3 Sands Annapolis Md
sszs1Sz:.is5gszzzzzzszza
DIED.
On the 26.h instant, after long and painful illness
J0aN ). RUTH, IN the Nd year OF his age
On Monday, 25th instant, ALICE VIRGINIA, the only
daughter of Henry V. and Josephine Newkirk aged 10
months and DAYS
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MILITARY ENcAMPMENT ON EASTERN SHoRE.-The
Easton Star learns that the military companies of
Eastern Shore contemplate holding general en-
campment the coming summer, at some central
point, say Easton, Cambridge or Centrevine
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KINDLING WooD KNDLING WooD!l
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD OF ANY SIZE.
At Office of City Steam Fire Wood Mill,
No. NORTH sTREEr.
sl0-tf JAS. H. JOHNSON
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The difference between the tonnage last ahova
given as built, and the total additional supnlv for
the year, as stated at the opening of this article
comprises the increase in registered and enrolled
vessels brought forward from the preceding year.
The tonnage owned in the United States as re-
turned to the Treasury Department, was last en-
poyed follows -
In the foreign trade Tons and o5tbs
Permanent registered tonnage. S66 765 az
Temporary do. ............. go III ~
Total in the foreign trade ...........2 546 o27 no
permanent enrolled tonnage. 2, 745,570.S7
temporary do 7,366.60-2, 1852 937 SO
Acehseu uhuer ~ tons''.'''.-.'........ 54,G93 76
Total u s. tonnage. 5353 S6S 10
VI the enrolled and licensed tonnage there were
employed:
III tne coa nshery' 1856 653 70
In the mackerel fishery % ITO 10
Total enrolled and licensed SOY Gal ~
Registered vessels in the whale fishery. Sal 40
do. otherwise employed. ........2 379 1894
p., $40
Registered tonnage. 81 206 16
Enrolled tonnage. .,..770 OIL 80
This brings the shipping movement down to the
lst OF July, 1860. The increase in the tonnage has
continued since that date, notwithstanding the
heavy losses at sea- so that we have now an aggre-
gate of nearly or quite 100000 tons aaoat emit
tied to sail under our national banner. Must this
total be divided before another list is published?
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THE RIO Coffee MARKET.-The bark Lapwing
below, from Rio February 10th, reports that coffee
had advanced $50 refs per arroba. The weather
was unfayorable and would ston snnnlies
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DANSKTN B. CO.,
GA FAYETTE ST, NEAR CALVERT
MAKE
= III 4 IL rs
O r. p e r..
AND..KEEP A FULL ASSORTMENT READY MADE
GENTLEMEN WHO WANT REALLY GOOD
HERT,
WILL FIND IT AT THIS ESTABLISHMENT.
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS
INGREAT VARIETY
DANsKIN & CO.,
mhlltf CT FAYETTE STREET.
PATENT
SHOULDER SEAM
SHIRTSl
SHIRTS!
SHIRTSl
PERFECT FIT WARRANTED OR NO SALE.
Unequalled by any.
NEW STYLES OF FRENCH BOsoMS:
EMBROIDERED BOSCH SHIRTS.
FINE LINEN AND MUSLIN SHIRTS.
MERINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
COLLARS, TIES, STOCKS,
GLOVES AND HALFHOSE
HANDHERCHIEFS
SHIRTS
W. p. T0WLES 4 Bro,
PATENT sHoULDER-sEAN SHIRT MANDATORY,
li5 baltimore street,
Under Carroll Hall
CHINE COTTON. Also,
PATENT FLOOR SKATES. nl5-tf
NOTICE..
THE BALTIMORE COAL COMPANY
Have appointed Mr. RICHARD W. TYSON the Sole Agent
for the sale of its Coal in this market take effect
February LIST, 1861.
THos. WILSON, President.
BALTIMORE COAL C0MPANY,s COAL.
SOLE A G ever,
No. SIS SECOND STREET,
Yard, CORNER OF YORK AND WILLIAM STREETS
The undersigned having been appointed the agent
for the sale OF the above celebrated Coal in this market
takes this method OF informing consumers of Coal and the
public generally, that he is prepared to fill the shortest
notice, orders for any size and quantity OF the
BALTIMORE CoMPANY'S
GEORGES CREEK
BIT UHINOUS COAL,
For Domestic USE Shipment, Seauing Manufacturing
purposes at very low rates.
R. W. TYSON, Sole Agent
Mr.. CHARLES GLMoR the former agent OF the Company
will continue at the Office and attend the Coal as
heretofore. fe5-tf
WHEELER l. WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINES
AT REDUCED PRICES,
with
EGldSs Cloth PreSSer,
Improved Loop-Check,
style
Hemmer, Binder, Corder, sc.
mhl4ly Office No. 2O5 Baltimore street
WooDl WooDil WooDlll
sAvs2o CENT. By buying wosd Office OF CITY
Steam Fire Wood Hi
NosNoRraarRsrg
JAMES JoHH4o.
New Goods
GABRIEL D. CLARK,
or Holiday presents has for sale every description Of fine
WATCHES, JEwELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE at his
tore, corner Of Calvert and Water streets d20tf
ISRAEL h Co.
IVORYTYP ES
WATER COLORED
MEZZOTINT
PHOTOGRAPHS. |
ul4-n l25 BALTIMORE sTRERfi
PARKER BROTHERS LONDON CLUB SAUCE This |
celebrated Sauce fast superseding all Others From the
ichnes and deicacy OF Its flavor, it has attained popu.
ariy almost as great in this country in Europe For
ale by all frst-cass. grocers and by their agents,
GREEN YoE, Importers,
oal'n IS West Baltmor street.
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PARKER BROTHERS LONDON CLUB SAUCE This
celebrated Sauce is fast supersedng all Others From the
richness and decacy OF Its flavor it has attained popu.
lariy almost as great in this country in Europe For
sale by all frst-class grocers and by their agents.
GREEN YoE, Importers,
o3l-t IS West Baltimor street.
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THE New TREATMENT FOR CONSUMPTION.
DRS. HUNTER WILLIAMS
PHYSICIANS FOR DISEASES OF THE THROAT AypIUyGs
10 Monument Square, Baltimore, Nd
The practice Of Drs HUNTER WILLIAMS is confined ex
cusvey to the treatment OF Chronic Diseases of the Throat
and Lungs by DIRECT MEDICATION and the success that
has attended their labors sufficiently well knogn Il has
demonstrated not only that Bochts Asthma Caarh and
Granular Sore Throat may be permanently cured but that
Consumption in all its stages durable disease aud that
the direct application OF remedies by inhalation,
the seat OF the malady, instead Of giving them by he
stomach always overaxed and delicate in these dseases
must hereafter be regarded by the profession as the only ra
tional and scientific mode OF treat nent
Parties unable to visit the city may be treated by cores
pondence-medicne instrument, being sent them by
express In order to obtain proper statement of such
form Of questions has been prepared which will be
forwarded by letter on application jal7-eo3m
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The POLISH LITuRGY.-In the following liturgy,
adopted and recited in all the churches of Poland
during the revolution of 1881, the same clergy,
high and low, prayed for the liberty of all nations,
and for the emancipati of all serfdom:
Good and Father, who hast brought Thy people
from the slavery OF Egypt, and hast sent them into
Christian land--Restore us our native country.
"Son and Saviour, who having been crueiied
art risen and now reiguest in glory-Regenerate
our country.
''Mother of God, whom cur fathers proclaimed
Queen of Poland-Pray for u.s.
"St Stanislaus, Protector of Poland for
"St. Casimir, Protector of Lithuania-Prav for
"From the slavery of Muscovy, Austria and
Prussia-Deiver us, oh Lord
'By the martyrdom of thirty thousand Poles
slain at the battle of Bar who died for their faith
and liberty-Oh Lord, deliver u.s.
by the nartyrGom of twenty thousand of the
inhabitants of Praga-Deliver us, oh Lord!
"By the martyrdom of the youthful sons of
Llthuanla, slain by the knOut. or persisted in the
mines of Siberia and in exile-Deliver u.s. oh Lord
by the martyrdom of the people of Oszmiana,
strangied in their homes and in the churches of
their Representatives. US, oh Lord!
"By the martyrdom of Polish soldiers inundated
by the knout at Cronstadt by the Muscov ties -
Deliver US, oh Lord
"By the blood of all patriots slain by the Rus
slams for their faith and liberty-Deliver US, oh
Lord
''By the wounds, the tears and sufferings of all
the slaves, the slain and exes of Poland-D oliver
US, oh Lord
"Grant us universal war for the liberty of all
natons-We beseech thee, oh Lord
"Grant arms, and the emblem of our ma
tionality-We beseech thee, oh Lord
"Grant US happy death upon the field of battle
We beseech thee, oh Lord!
"Grant us to lay our mortal remains in our ma
tive SOLVE beseech thee, oh Lord
"Finally, grant US the independence, unity and
in the name of the Father, and the Son, and the
Holy Ghost. Amen
Yours, truly,
G. I. SECCHI DE CAsALf.
Editor of II Eco d'{aIia.
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SABBATH SCHOOL ExHIBITIoN-The exhibition of
the Sabbath Schools attached to the Monument
Street Methodist Episcopal Church, which gave
so much satisfaction few weeks since, will be re-
peated at the Church this evening for the benefit
of the unemployed workingmen of our city. Some
changes have been made in the programme, which
will add greatly to the interest and pleasure of the
occasion.
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WooD WooDl II WooDll
SAvs2oPER GENT. By buying Wosd at occ OF CITY
Steam Fire Wood Mill
No sNoRsa arRSsy
JAMES X JDH$SDA
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Boarding School
For YOUNG GENTLEMEN
To be opened this Summer Lausanne in Switzerland
By N. W. KRAFT.
For references in this city, applications may be naleto
Rev DR. A. c. COKE, Rector of Grace Church
S. S LEE, Esq, IA North Charles street
Mr. Kraft will leave for Europe in the month of July
His prospectus to be obtained at his Dwelling 50 Sara
toga street. mb2s.tL12