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FIRES IN NEW YORK.

New YORK, Jan. 26.-The. storage estab-
lishment of r. IL. Wyatt, No. Pearl street,
was burnt last night. Loss $500, 900; fully in.
sured The Fulton Bank, corner of Fulton
and Pearl Streets and several other buildings,
were burntthis noon Loss probably $500, 900 !;
doubtless insured.
NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-rhe fire in Fulton
street was very serious No 43, a four story
building, occupied by David Woods, wire fac
tory, was totally destroyed; loss $4,000 No.
40, a four story building, occupied by j.
Steers brush store, and Haines & PelI's agri-
cultural warehouse, was totally destroyed loss
$4,000 No. At, four stories, was partially
destroyed; loss $500. No. Al, partially
loss slight.
Also, No. 267 Pearl, corner of Fulton street,
five stories, occupied by John II. Howard,
wire cloth maker, a. S Fosters Exchange
Office and Bache & Nostrand, was totally de.
stroyed loss $4,000. No. 269 Pearl street,
five stories, S. & L. Wadows steel store and
John Rewe's cabinet, hardware, was totally
destroyed loss about $4,000. No. 2695, five
stories, d. Bdwell's paint and oils loss Sl6,-
900. No. I'll, five stories, John Rowe, cabin
ct and hardware, and Phillips & Manning, to-
tally destroj ed loss $4,000. No 273, four
stories, j. Motlen's brush factory and crockery
warehouse, totally destroyed loss 5000
Nos 270 and 272 occupied by j. Il. Atwater
& Co., house furuishers, were both totally de-
stroyed loss $4,000. Nos. 275 and 274 were
damaged about $4,000.
Fulton Bank building was destroyed. 1t
was occupied by the bank, several offices, and
Wilbur & Hastings, stationers loss about
$4,000. No. 35 Fulton street was damaged
$1,000 Other neighboring buildings were
damaged heavily by water The United
States Hotel narrowly escaped destruction by
the shifting OF the wind. The origin OF the
fire is unknown.
The fire in Bridge street, near the battery
at O'Clock Saturday evening, destroyed
tour.story storage building running through to
Pearl street, with all its contents, including
1000 barrels of whisky in its cellar. About
O'Clock the whisky exploded scattering the
buildings contiguous, and knocking down some
twenty tiremen, injuriug several, breaking the
leg Of one, and injuring four others SO baJly
that they were conveyed home in carriages
Engineer Hacket was also injured. AT one
O'Clock Sunday morning the adjoining five
story storage building caught fire and was to-
tally destroyed, with its contents. Loss $780,
600. The total loss by fires in Bridge street
is estimated at 100000, and by the fire on
Fulton street over $500 900
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ABOUT THE Hattie.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. %. AT Logan Gross
Roads, Jan. 18Th, the first Tennessee regiment
was next to the tenth Indiana, but was or.
dered, with the second Tennessee and twelfth
Kentucky regiments, to hold the crossroads,
and therefore were not in the hickcst of the
fight The report which prevailed that Col.
Fry was killed, is false. The wounds of Lieut..
Burt ard Col. McCook are not serious. Wet
more's battery, attached to the twelfth brigade,
Gen. Carter, did most essential service on the
field and in front OF the enemy's entertainment.
On Sunday evening the rebels, on retreating,
burned four gun carriages at Monticello, but
their cannon and guns are scattered all over
their track Gen. Thomas forces have not
yet been heard from 1t is supposed they
will occupy Monticello
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tended as far as Leipsic No damage is re.

extended as far as Leipsic. No damage is re.
ported.
1t was rumored that Russia had sent an en-
barrassing ultimatum to Rome to the effect
that if the pope does not condemn the conduct
of the Polish clergy, Russia will recognize the
kingdom of Italy
The Turks at Tripoli have matreated sew
eral of the Christian inhabitants. The French
consul had demanded indemnity, and French
frigate has arrived off the port.
Latest Via Queenstown.
QUEENSTOWN, Jan. u. The Journal of st.
Petersburg publishes an article congratulatng
Mr.. Seward on the uprightness and intelligence
of his policy, and demanding that the Trent
incident may become the starting point Of
negotiations for the recognition by the powers
Of common principles upon the question Of
the neutral flag. 1t also expects Engla to
give the world solemn guarantees for the tn
ture by signing convention, which by ensur-
ing universal respect for the rights OF neutral
powers would contribute to the maintenance
OF peace and mark the progress OF civilization.
PARIS, Jan. PA decree by the emperor
appoints Marshal Magnan grand master of the
treemasons in France. The grand master has
hitherto been elected by the treemasons them.
selves. Another decree regulates the taxation
OF foreign bonds and shares.
LIVERPOOL Jan. 1l.-Cotton Market Sales
of the week 10000 bales. The market has
been excited and prices have advanced. Of
sales 10000 bales were to SPECTATORS, and
10000 to exporters.
BreadStu6S.-Flour very dull, and lower.
Wheat dun, and declined to 4d.
LATEST VIA QUEENsTowN.--Liue Jan
12-Cotton sales yesterday 10000 bales the
market closing quiet and unchanged. The
sales included 10000 bales to spectators and
exporters. Consols closed at 934 to 93s for
money. American securities steady and I'M
chan0ad
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-The state as we'll
as the war department will hereafter be closed
on Saturday to all. visitors, members of con-
gress.excepied and Thursday will be setapart
FIR business with the diplomatic corps.
The railway from Washington to Alexan-
dria, with its other CONNECTIONS, it is reported,
will be in working order in the course OF a few
days. The almost impossible condition OF the
roads for teams containing army supplies ow-
ing 10 the continuous heavy falls of rain,
makes this a highly important Improvement
WAsHINGToN Jan. 26-The following dis
patch was received tonight at the war depart
ment:-
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 26.-Official reports just re-
ceved from the expedition sent from Cape
Girardeau to Benton and Bloomfield, state
that it has captured lieutenant colonel Farmer
and eleven other officers and sixty eight pri-
Yates, with quantity of arms, horses, aad-
Dies, etc Most OF the officers were surprised
in ball room.
(Signed) Ii. w. HALLEcK
The select committee on the conduct OF the
war, have irequent sessions. Such abuses or
errors as are discovered requiring correction
are promptly reported to the proper authori-
ties. Much good has already been accom-
plished by The committee.
Counterfeit money is circulating in the
camps well as i'll this city. Yesterday sew
eral arrests were made, and among the effects
OF the parties were found four hundred dollars
in notes of one, three, five, and ten dollars,
the counerfeits being on Pennsylvania Town.
ship Bank, Western Bank, Philadelphia,
Farmers Bank, of PottsviIle, Williamsburg
Bark, Warren Bank, Mass, Atlantic Bank,
Boston, Montpelier Bank, Southport Bank,
Connecticut, Commercial Bank, II l., Wat
erbury Bank and Farmers Bank, Lancaster
A quantity of spurious halt and quarter dol
lars was also seized.
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FROM NASSAU.

New YORK, JAN 26-One of the hospital
buildings at quarantine burned this morning
The steamer Karnak, from Nassau the both,
arrived this morning. The steamer Kate for
mery the Caroline, arrived at Nassau on the
18Th, in forty three hours from Charleston,
with 300 bales Of cotton and eight passengers
She flies the pirate rebel flag The gunboat
Flambeaux sailed from Nassau on the 18th. A
federal steamer was at Berry Islands, waiting
the departure OF schooner from Nassau,
which had run the blockade.
Cotton culture had been commenced at the
Grand Bahamas. Lieut.. Temple, OF the feder
al gunboal Elambeau, offered the services OF
his vessel and crew to assist the wrecked
British steam frigate Conqueror, ashore at
Rum Key.
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Boston left on her return trip at half past five,
The other steamers will probably take their
departure during the night. The storm abated
at P. NJ, but the streets are in perfectly
awful condition. Pedestrians and horses are
having hard time of il.
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EAKYLANn LEGIsLAr1,nr-

BALTIMORE, Jan. 26 = Resolutions have
been introduced into the Maryland legislature
requesting senators Pearce and Kennedy
to resign, on the ground that at this juncture
the state should be represented by senators
whose hearts beat responsive to that devotion
to the Union nov felt by the great popular
heart of Maryland.
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New York, Jan. 25.-The steamer North
Star, from Aspinwall Jan. IA, arrived here at
9 o'clock this evening. She brings S603 900
in gold from California.
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NICHOLAS B. WILLIAMS.
Fast Douglas, JAN 20, A. d. 1862. dtf27 ia25
MORTGAGEE'S SAI.E-WiU h. soId

~ at Public Auction, the premises on FRIDAY
the fourteenth day of February A. ID 1862 O'Clock
a. M certain tract Of land situated in South worces-
ter so Called IN said Worcester containing thirty acres
more orless and being the same lot Of land conveyed
Dy Jonas bartlett and John Warden to Hiram Fobes by
their deed, datet October l. A. D. 1851 and recorded in
me kegsTy OF Deeds for the county of Worcester book
3d. page DID, sad premises will be in pursuance
OF power of sale contained In mortgage deed from the
said Bartlett and Warden 10 the undersigned dated jan
uary d. Is 3 and recorded In the Registry of Deeds
Tor the county Of Worcester, in book 800 page 3l and
on account OF default being made In the sums of money
mentioned in the condition of said mortgage deed
Terms cash. HIRAM FOBES.
worcester Jan. IL, 1882. dtfi4 ial5
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Meoleinal.
TNHE GREATEST MEDICAL DIS.
Is COYERY OF THE AGE
MR.. KENNEDY, of RoxbuTy, has discovered In Of
our coh-Aon pasture weeds remedy that cures
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR.

our cO,lt',lOH pasture weeds u remedy tnht cures
EVERY KIND OF IIUMOR.
Two bottles warranted to nursing sore mouth
One To three bottles will clear the system Of bles
Two bottles are warranted to the worst canker IN
the stomach
Three or five bottles warranted to the worst
kinds of Eryslpelas.
one two bottles warranted to all humors In
the eyes.
Two bottles warranted to running Of the
and blotehes among the hair.
Four to six bottles warranted to corrupt and
running ulcers.
One bottle will cure scaly oruptons Of the skin.
Two or three bltles warranted to the worst
kind Of ringwoim.
Two three bottles warranted to cure the most
desperate of rheumatism.
Three or four bottles are warranted 10 salt
Five to eight bottles warranted the worst
scrofua.
One three bottles arc warranted to cure the worst
cases of dyspepsia / know from the experience of
thousands that it has been caused By acanker the
stomach
One two bottles are warranted to cure sick head
ache.
One two bottles warranted TO regulate costive
state of the bowels
One two bottles will regulate all arrangement Of the
kidneys
-Four six bottles have cured the worst cases o
ny strictly following the directions IN the pamphlet
around each bottle ard judcious application Of the
SALT IsIgEUM OINTMENT,
SCROFULA OINTMENT. AND
HEALING OINTMENT,
every I'D ulcer, whatever kind nature except
cancer that has taken root perfectly and permanently
cured.
For sale by all druggists everywhere.
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a. MILK FARM FOR SALF-The


Efiji FARM Of the late Marcus Barrett, situated in
4sAS. the norihery part OF Auburn about two miles
nom the etY OF Worcester, containing nearly hum
ored acres of land In high state OF cultivaOn well
watered, excellent orcharding &c. and with a milk
route worth sixteen hundred dolaIsper year.
Three Dwelling Houses. three Barns. all In good re-
pair; one Barn. 1903 BY Al feet with cellar; also
sheds and other ogtbunes three separate
farms If desired The above ut private sale.
~ Public Auction Jan 30h.
The Stock consists Of from to 20 Cows selected and
improved breed Horses, ] Colt half Ayrcshire.
over thirty hundred, also several young eifes shoats
Fowls NG.
Farming utensils , Mowers, | Horse Rake Carts
Wagons, Plows Harrows, Culilvators atd everything
else necessary for farming
Also, Top Buggy, oDcn Buggy Market Wagon,
MIX Wagon, and Ok Wagon, Sleighs lot Of Pleas
ure, inSincss and stage harnesses Also. Household
F1nture to be disposed of ut Public Auction, THuRs-
Day. January 30th 1861 Terms made known at time OF
eae. 10 d2w
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WORCESTER AGRICULTURAL

W SOCIETY. TRUSTEES MEETING An ad.
ourned meeting of the Trustees will be held at the Brick
Inst at 10 O'Clock m to hear the report of the Com
miltee Premiums
MEETING OF THE SOCIErY.-I'here will be a meet
ms OF the Society on the day II m at the same
place. to consider the eXpeGiency removing the re-
Strlctlos and limitations in force with regard to
the place OF nativity OF amin lis premiums
ia20 dlm JOHN d. MASnRIrh,A- Sec,r
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Zeal estate.

FOR SALE OR TO LET.-The sub
\ seriber has Water Power and Buildings sufficient
and convenient for three sets of wooden machinery,
which he wishes 70 lei or sell IVERS PHILLIPS.
Worcester, Jan. 49, 1862 dgw ia20
EOR SALE-The first class Dwelling
\ House. and Barn, No 10 oxford, corner Of Chath-
am street. IL not sold previous March ls Il will be
rented. Inquire of HENRY r. KEITH, No Flagg's
Bulldins du jal5
nor SALE.-A COTTAGE HOUSE,
with small garden attached, situated Liberty
street very desirable location Terms made easy to
the purchaser For further particulars enquire of Mrs.
|. $. CHAPLAIN, NJ 81 Main street Jas dGw
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9nrns&nrents.
w A S II B U RN ALL.
auctions.

M ORTGAGEE'S SALE.-WiIl be sold
- - at Public Auction the premises on THURS
"a the twentyseventh day Of February A. d. 1852 at
CLOCK p m certain tract Land with the Buildings
Ihere9h situated in East Douglas. so called, In said
Doughs containing about forty rods or less Said
premises VIII be sold in pursuance of mower of sale
contained IN mortgage decd from Anthony Berard to
stanford " MONTY Oct. 10. 1855 and recorded In the
Registry of Deeds for the county of Worcester book so
page 81. The said mortgage was transferred BY said
Muwry to the undersigned Oct 30 1855 and record
ed in said Registry OF Deeds book $751; page $50 and on
account OF a default being made in the sums oi money
mentioned In the conditions of said mortgage deed
VALENTINE NJ. ALDRICH.
NICHOLAS b. WILLIAMS
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PROVIDENCE AND WORCESTER

HIOOf lDtNCE AMI WORCESJER
n RAILROAD COMPANY.--ANNUAL MEETING -
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the Provi
dence and Worcester Railroad Company will be held at
Railroad Hall, in Providence, Rhode Island. on MON.
DAY, February g. at 10 O'Clock for the purpose of
choosing Directors for the year ensuing, and Tor The
transaction of such other business may legally
before theal. Per order. JOHN II. BALCH, Clerk
Providence r. l., Jan. 20 ls62, dtf3 Ja20
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w ANTED-By spall family, con-
venient tenement not far distant fIom the Court
Houses. Rent not to exceed $3.50 year. Possession
may be given ut any time hcfore the first of April next
Address Box $40 Worcester Post ONCE" gyi full
particulars d6ts ial8
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a SSIGNEES' NORTHUMBERLAND,

- ss.-The third Meeting of the creditors of AL
PEuS WHITE, of Charlton, in said County, Insol-
vent Debtor will be held at the Court of Insolvency at
Worcester in said County, the eleventh dav Febru
AIRY next at ten O'Clock in the forenoon at which meet
ing creditors may be present and their claims.
And the Assignee hereby gives notice that his first and
maj account otreeeipts payments and services lin de-
al IN sad case is now on file in the Registry OF Insol
Vency at Worcester, in said county.
la25 DIT FRA NCIS ADAMS Aesion
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aot1tes.

6. MOWBRAY will deliver Lee
" ture on the War and the safety Of the Union at
BRlNLEf HALL, on FRIDAY, Jan. 81, at "a O'Clock D.
III. Let all his friends and every true patriot of the
country be present and hear themselves Let hear
every argument that i uttered to the Union.
tickets ~ cents For sale al Sanord's Book Store
and at the door d7t* ia9a
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0Nants.


For which the Highest Cash Prices will be paid /
). II. KNIGHTS,
jail d2m 1863 Main street Worcester
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n MECHANICS MUTUAL LOAN FUND ASsoCI-
ALTON for the election of officers will be held in the
Ante-room of American Hail, Foster street, MON.
DAY, Jan. q, at u o 'clock p. m.
A. L. BURBANK, Sec'y.
Worcester, JAM %, 1862. DIT ia25
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T ,ASELL FEMALE SEMINARY

- The next Term begins on THURSDAY, Feb. 90
rms institution has been, since its foundation, (ten
years ana continues to be, under the care 1t
located ten miles from Boston, the Worcester Rail
road and offers the best advantages for female educa
ton For Catalogues, &c., apply to
G. W. BRIGGS, Principal.
AUBURN Dale Mass, Jan. 1862. deod4w Jazz
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Two Evenings, in Mechanics

Hon. HORACE GREELEY MONDAY Jan 2I
FREDERICK DOUGLASS TUESDAY Feb. 4
Two thousand tickets have been prepared at the low
price OF q cts for both lectures Is cts SINGLE To
ha at the bookstores and at the door. Lectures COM
mence at q O'Clock. Soldiers wives and mothers will
be admitted free, Apply at Sanford s Bookstore tur
day. Per order dtT4 ia23
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DISTINGUISHING body leaving the
Il Country must have :, Government Passport
Thew are furnished ~ the shortest possible time by
JOit& BOYDEN, NotAry Public,
81 dU Lincoln House Block
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EOR SALE-Two S-feet aud one eject
IL second hand screw Cutting ENGINE Laihes nearly
new; Screw Gutter; Upright Drlli smiths Portable
Forge. Inquire " G.. w. WILLARD, south Worcester,
or q. WAkkhN. dtf jail
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