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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-08
WA. A HAMMOND, sur.eOn-Ges U. 5. Arm,

W,suivGr0s. Sept. T. ls6s
MOVEMENTS or THE REBFIS-rREPARlNG TO
INVADE MARYLAND.
Farmers from tie upper part of Montgomery
County, Maryland, arriving here early on Saturday
report that heavy firing WAS heard late on FRIDAY
evening in the direction of Noian's Ferry.
They also confirm the umor that the Rebels on
Friday crossed the river this side the Point Of Rocks.
They did not venture any considerable distance from
rho Potomac. The force consisted Of - battalion Of
cavalry aud four pieces of artillery Ai'er re''S''r
ing short time they recrosSeu'
There il no doubt Of ii iact that The Rebels, 10
strong force, are posted at several points on D'
opposite shore. IL.
considerable bodies of Rebel infantry were PLAIN
t. visible from this side during the day, and the
c,pp fires a, night indicated the presence Of larger
force of Rebels than AZ first supposed.
HOSPITAL NURSES.
Mr.. Pierce General Superintendent Of tho Hos'
ptal Corps Of Male Nurses, has ordered thai ~
moro nurses be enlisted for hospital purposes, tue
large number Of citizen nurses who have generously
offered their services TO meet the late emergeho!
having proved sufficient to meet al!mmediate "sn'''
ARREST OF sTRAGGLiNG OFFICERS.
The arrer, of struggling officers continues ua"y'
In the last IS hours several bundled have pee" %
cured and taken before the Provost M"fs'a' !" UNI
grace and sent to their respective regiments u"ue'
arrest. 80.
A person just arrived from FFederieksOars S'aes
that On Monday, after the evacuation OF 'he 'H,OA
forces there, many of the inhabitants Of freder''a
burg who had purchased boots and shoes rom gu,
sn,ors ostep,sly for their own use, packed 'nem
into wagons, and sent them of to the Reos sods' af
Iii, believed they sent away large quantities Oh
much needed supplies of this Description thus w
tanned, to the Rebel army. .., and
A free colored man, a drayman, was srre'''d a,'1
sowmarily hung by tie Confederate IN frea as
hurg for cartng away articles for eontrapanu''
rur REMOVAL OF nYGEA HOTEL Do''"
GEN BuRNsIDE's TROOPS .,;oo
Iae Len. JsaspL SssaS is Yea LssS 's'''I'A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-08

let every bad auger DO dropped so soon as
tested and proved, and all will at last go right.
But Heaven pity that people whose rulers
persist in using and trusting-wc do not say
being-augers that won't bore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-08
10 CORRESPONDENTS

No notice be taken Of ANONYMOUS Communications.
Whsever intended for insertion be authenticated
by tire and address Of the wriernot necessarily 0i
publication. bu: a guaranty for his good iaith
We cannot undertake return rejected Communications
Ali business letters Tor this Office should addressed to
''TnY TRIBUNH." New-YoTk-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-08

SURGEON 6 Fs8RALs OPYICg,
WA.HiNGrcE CRY, ID. {, Sept I, 1907.
10 ths Nei. Yoyt I0.sr Cops Of PhySicidn' and Sur
geoss.
GrNrLpxys have the honor TO acknowledge the receipt
muncaon Of this date and to rupees to you my
high your action in coming to his city meet tho
anticipated want. Of the Medical Department As yol arc
aware the number Of wounded In the recent battles has been
rresty ssoraed ard bsve strictly pfcfeaona labor
for you % perform aware however. how useful yoa
have been Dr. Moore Director Of tie Cs.ol Hospital IN
aiding him IN it, organization and Of the horoe system
have adopted to meet a. demands made upon you.
The emergency has, east for tie present passed away
and DO ro Therefore feel warranted a. asking TO remain
ger away your pressing duties home hope now
ever you viii continue your organization. and SHOULD 'as
ssit.es require the Cspito to be cuFied s
hospital will gladly avail myself OF Jour valuable services
Wi,h.us you al your homes and assi thank
ing you tor your grus'o's aid.
am very respest.rl ard sincerely
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-08

Tie precise position Of the enemy III Maryland it
is dlEcut to state, and his precise force no one
knows. The Advance Quad which entered Feeder
ick City ycstcria! morning was 5000 strong, and
TIE 500 men in the barracks Of that place quietly
left AT liz approach, ar tad the equals OF TWO or
TREE hundred who were watching the river.
a messenger who came down Last night reported
the enemy at the latter place in force.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-06
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Cotton, Sugar. &c, Capture d.
GEN. BUFFERS ARMY Al new ORLEANS.

ST. Louis, May GA refugee from The
south, who was ut New Orleans when our fleet
arrived there, says that our forces captured a
large quantity of cotton, sugar, and other
property.
CmloAGo, May ga special to the Times
from Cairo to-day, says that a refugee from
Memphis brings the news of the occupation
of Baton r. luse by the federal forces, and the
passage up the river of the gunboats; Gen.
Buffers army had landed at New Orleans
An immense amount OF cotton had been
seized. The Union citizens held meeting
which WIS attended by great numbers, ln-
dulging in the most ithusiastic demonstrs-
tons Of joy According to our informant but
little opposition will be made to our gnnhoats
coming up the river. At Baton Rouge Few
troops were lately enrolled and stationed Out
they fled ON the approach OF the federal fleet.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-06
LATER FRoM EuKOPN.

NEW York, May 5,-The Hammonia ar
rived here at midnight, from Southampton
April 23d. She reports the English steamer
Wisbeck, with military stores for Canada
missing.
England and France are hard at work build
ing iron clad ships and batteries. The British
admiralty has ordered all wooden corvettes,
s00ps, and gunbOatS to be- iron plated, and
converted into floating Armstrong batteries.
The Royal Sovereign is in course of CONVEX
sion to cupalO battery, and will have beak
below the water line, acting as a powerful
ram Consols steady.
In FRANCE the marine minister is ordered to
hasten the construction OF the iron plated
batteries in the dock yard. The floating bat
teres Peho, Saigon, Palestro, and Peschiera
of fourteen gums each, will be launched in
May Thirty six bishops have notified The
ministers OF ruhIis worship OF their intention
OF repairing to Rome in compliance with the
pope's summons
DaIn Greece 1880 royal troops entered Naup
liza fortress Apru Doth, and order is re cslaO
lished.
In Italy bishop Fano has been arrested by
order of the Kings prouurer general. Gen
G0yon at Rome has ordered the brigand
chief CcnIulOs to be arrested, and seized one
hundred cartouche boxes, and four hundred
Gsribaldi is actively forming rifle clubs
The clergy at Lucea sent to the pope an adj
dress bearing seven hundred signatures, pray
ing him To renOunce temporal power and bless
Italy. The French and English squadrous
are ordered 10 escort the king of Italy from
Genoa to Naples.
Eight thousand MontenegrinS and three
thousand insurgents attacked the Turks near
NlkSiech. The insurgents were repulsed eight
times. The Montenegrins retreated, having
600 dead on the field and carrying away
many killed aud wounded. Three hundred
and fifty three Turks were killed, besides
many wounded The Montenegrins continued
TO reassembe.
The London Times, in an editorial, pro
nouHces the battle OF Shiloh IA drawn battle,
and the first creiilable encounter during the
war; but it says, owe should be very much
mistaken it we thought this affair is calculated
to bring the war to an end, or to discourage
the southern people" The News says, Both
sides fought with desperate courage, and on
both sides the generals seem to have displayed
considerable military skill" The Shipping
Gazette says, Nothing like the proportion o.
losses to the numbers engaged has occurred
since Borodino."
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-06
xxxvIIth cONGREss-Flr.t session
SENATE


A resolution was adopted that the military
committee inquire into the propriety of ex-
tending the provisions of The act allowing one
hundred dollars bounty to volunteers who are
honoraby discharged, and to such volunteers
as may have been or shall be disabled by
wounds.
The bill limiting the number of major and
brigatlier generals was reported back with
an amendment making the number of the
former thirty. The amendment was adopted.
Mr.. Hale moved to make the number of brig
adiers one hundred and eighty instead of two
hundred. Alter a slight debate, the bill was
laid over.
A bill was introduced donating public lands
to the states and elrtories which provide col
leges for the benefit of agriculture and arts /;
referred.
Mr. WILSON offered joint resolution TO
suspend all business under the act TO secure
the officers and men of the western depart
ment their pay, &C.; referred. Also joint res
oution relative 10 exchange of prisoners re
tered
The homestead bill was taken up. and Mr.
Pomeroy opposed it on the ground OF de-
pletrd treasury.
After an executive session the senate adj
journed
HOUSE.
Mr.. ALDRTCH introduced bill indemnify
ing the people of Kansas for losses by depre-
datUns. Referred.
Mr.. THOMAs of Massachusetts, introduced a
bill to punish treason and suppress rebellion.
Referred to the judiciary committee. The
bill providing tor increased revenue from i'm
ports, and to pay interest on public debt, &C.,
was passed.
Various amendments were made, when the
committee rose and reported the bill 10 the
house The previous question was ordered,
and the bill was ordered 10 be printed that
the house might examine the amendments
The vote will be taken on its passage at two
o'clock TO morrow Adjourned.
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rnom P1rrsnuRa LANDINo.

CAIRO, May 5.-The steamer Antelope,
from Pittsburg Landing Sunday morning,
has arrived. At the affair at Pennington,
Gen. Pope took between two hundred and
three hundred prisoners also, tents, camp
equipage four pieces Of artillery, and several
hundred muskets.
AT the time the Antelope left Pittsburg
Landing, loud aud continuous firing was
heard. The cause was not ascertained.
Recent arrivals of deserteIs from fort
Wright confirms the report that JEFF Thomp
son is in command there. The actual force
now does not exceed 5000 or 1000.
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.oEk, May 5-corroN dull and nominal at

NEW YOEK, May 5-CoTTON dull and nominal at
&c.
SC lower; superhne state IS o 5H; extra state S525 q
5,3I round hoop Ohio $3.50 q j,45; supertne western
active; sales 1900 bills; miKedl Ito good S5A5 q S00
fancy and extra $40 q 81. Cana1a lower; safes $50
bbla; extra s5,2j q $50
GRAIS~ hes quiet and very arm; sales 10, 500 bu
white CauH ada IS: mixed do IL Corn heavy and lower;
sales a. 600 bu h mixed western So e, 59c
PROVISIONS beef quiet and unchanged; sales $50
bbls Pork shade rner; sales 1900 bbs; l2,75 q
,S7 Lard shade nrmer sales $3.50 obs at Il % ebc
3 kegs at SEC Whisky more active and hrmer; sSes
2lOD bills 24i Q 25c for state and 2j 2c for western
Rice nrm; sales $40 RaneOOn and Patna at @ tc,
and 50 ties Carolina at &c. Sugars Arm; sales $40 hhs
uuscovRdo at 81 q lie; Baha 5s79 bags 4riyate
terms. Conee more active ard firm; white Laguayra,
50 bags at 23C Rio, 5000 private terms NaTHcai
terins 81 Domingo, 20 bass at lSlc MslAsscs quiet,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-06
FROM THE IsruMUH.

New YORK, May 5.-rhe Northern Light
from Aspiuwall, brings s6l5,000 in treasure
Our recent victories were celebrated at Pana.
ma on the 22i, by reception OF friends of
the Union BY consul Mckee The United
States steamer Saranac, commander Lannan,
fred "a guns tho same day. Advices from
Jamaica report that the American schooner
Gil Filau, from Philadelphia for Jamaica, was
urnt Feb 10th, by The pirate Nashville
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-06

JOINT RESULU HON IL sdppy the smithsonian Insti
tuition with volumes of Wilkesa exploring expeditions
BE it resolved by the sensie and house of representa-
tveS the United states # America in congress
BLEED that officer in charge Of tbs Ii of congress
be and hcreOy directed TO finnish to the officer in
charge of the Smithsonian Institution copy OF each OF
the volumes of the eXpl0rating expedition OF captain
wilkes now in The possession OF the library
AooroVeu April "A, 1857.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-06

NEW YoEK. May 5.-SrOCKS are bettcr Chicago and
Rsck Island sit; Cleveland and Toledo 4s; Galena and
Chicago r. Illinois Central scrip So Michigan Central
bgs Reading 473; Pacific Mail 64; New York Central
sSa; Eric -; Hudson 5St; Harlem ut; American gold
1883; Treasury TO- 1885, Missouri skies 50; skies
81, registered l0l5; ) skies, 81, coupons, 1919.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-06
GlOtbing, &t.
TAILORING GOODS.
A. P. WARE & co.

OFFER TO THEIR CUSTOMERS AND
THE PUBLIC A LARGE AND WELL
MANUFACTURED STOCK OF NEW
AND VERY DESIRABLE CLOTHIN G.,
ADAPTED TO THE PRESENT AND
APPROACHING SEASONS, WHICH
WILL BE FOUND FULLY EQUAL IN
STYLE AND WORKMANSHIP TO
OUR PRODUCTIONS OF ANY FOR
MER SEASON.
WE ALSO INVITE PARTICULAR
ATTENTION To OUR BOYs, CLOTH
ING, IN WHICH DEPARTMENT NO
PAINS ARE SPARED TO RENDER 1T
WORTHY OF THE CONTINUANCE OF
PAST LIBERAL PATRONAGE.
IN OUR TAILORING DEPART
MENT WE OFFER LARGE AND
WELL SELECTED STOCK OF PIECE
GOODS, IN WHICH WILL BE FOUND
a WIDE RANGE OF PRICES, QUAIL
TILES, AND STYLES. INCLUDING
MANY OF THE BEST STYLES FROM
RECENT IMPORTATIONS, AS WELL
AS CHOICE STYLES OF DOMESTIC
MANUFACTURES. ADDITIONS TO
WHICH WILL BE MADE WEEKLY,
ALL OF WHICH WILL RE OFFERED
AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES,
BY THE PIECE OK YARD. OR MADE
UP WITH PROMPTN Gss AND IN AR
TIsTTC STYLE, TO ORDER, FOR
EITHER MEN OLE BOYS.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED IN
ALL CASES, AT
1884, 16S and 17O
MAIN STREET.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-06

In this city. May l. by Rev Shippin, Henry "
II ward of Sutton, to Nellie Aldrich Of Grafton,
In West Bovlston Nav 5, by Rev G Holbrook, Wind
sor NJ White, ESQ. to Lizzie A, daughter of Dea ID
Newton all of West BovlstO
In Grafton. May 4, by James W White. Esq Samuel IL
Pratt to Anna Watson, both of Grafton.
In Taunton, May 8, by ReyJ Stetson, George Drew
t. Cordella Bruce, both of Rynham.
--------.-----------.---a.
DIED.
In Taunton. May 2 Mary NJ, daughter of Mrs Anna Il
and the late John Corey, 40.
In Towanda, Pa, May l. George A. youngest son OF
Charler aud Lucy Newcomb late Of this CITY, Is mo
OF all our friends
That death might claim,
We had not singled thee:
Idol of that household band
Sister, well YOU may
our little band is broken
But ties that around the heart spun,
Can not will not be uEdono. 81
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:. WoRCEsrER NURsERY ,
&A southbrIJEs street.

NOTICE The copartnershlp heretofore
' existing between HENRY =. and CHARLES K
DORAiAN IL this dav dissolved hy mutual consent the
undersigned retiring frOm the flrn.
CHARLES X. DOuMAy
April !, 1904 dtf anil
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, WESTERN RAILROAD

;s5sss:ss4SPECIAL NOTGCE.-on and after MON
leave Worcester follows:
For Albany and WAY stations accommodation nj S a.
a. N. aud 90 u. m y
y. -
New York Mil Train Al 10 90 y N
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OFFICIAL.


LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed the Second Session of the Thirty AeVentl
Congress
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IS VIVA L'AMERICA,"
EREAT DISCOVERY. = IMPORT-

q mr. HioC'C I'm L. - JAIOhI-
~ ANT TO FARMERS. = PHELPS COMPOUND
FOR THE POTATO DISEASE
This Compound has been tried for the last ten years
with pert only preventing Potato Rot
in every case but It'll FERlILIZEk producing where
it used third larger yiold OF POTATOES that PEEE
FROM WORMS, and better In quality. The " the
Compound IS snail comparatively Three dollars worth
Is sufficient for an acre No farmer khouiu fail TO
this valuable Compound. For such discoy ry our
Legislature has offered Zen thousand Dollars For sale
~ No 81 Front street, Worcester, Mass. All orders
should be addressed TO r. r. PHELPS
AMPS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-06

A LADY of several years experience
in teaching, desires n situation astcacier in pr
yate family. Please address Miss H. r. EDWARDS
Worcester, dir mi
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NUGENTS MARBLE WORKS.

The undersigned takes pleasure In thinking lis friends
and the public generally their liberal patronage dur
ing tie past three In ic lie has carried on the
Marble business in this city Having secured the assist
ancc some OF the best wOrkncn In This country or
Europe. he feels confident that be fuTDirh hAERLE
Mon AENTs Chimney PIEGfs MANTLE SHELVES, I'IEH
FLABs, CENTER TABLES, COUNTERS, SOAPsToRE SINKS,
SOAPsroNE WASH u Bs, any other kind u work IN
the style Of tho material and the lowest
prices T.. EUGENr. No Mechanic street
Near the \. 4 ". Il Depot, Worcester, Mass
apl9 dn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-06

WESTERN RATLROAD-SPFClAL
NOTICE = Frelshts taken for the West AID
southwest a. New York rates For ff .her Particular
Worcester. ii GRAY Snrst
Worcester, April II, 1852. dlmis abia
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-06
FRAMINGHAM NURSERIES.

I ASELL FEMALE SEMINARY. =
~ The next Quarter hcens on THURSDAY, May
THIS institution has been since Its foundation, (cn
years. and continues to he, mlcr the same tits
iocat ten miles from BOSTON, on the Worcester Rail
road and offers the hest advantages female educa.
ton. For Catalogues &C, apply TO
G. W. BRIGGS, Principal
Auburn Dale April, 1862. d3taw4w app
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-06

ERIE RAILWAY NOTICE. Frcirhts
- for the WEST and SOUTHWEST taken from Wor
eester at New ork rates Deliver at Providence and
worcester Railroad Depot. W. Il. JOURDAN, Agent
Worcester, April ~. 1861 ar np2I
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-06

PRICK BRICK For sale, one and a
~ halt million Brick, manufactured at East Brook
field. They are OF excellent quality. and will he sold
low Inquire Of GEORGE FORBES. at Est Brook
field, or OF the subscriber. CHAS h. PRATT
mch2l dJm Worcester
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-06

TOOK WANTED-A girIwho thorough
- ly understands haw to cook may apply tor situa.
ton at No "A Front street d3t. ,m,5
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GOPAkTNERSIIIP : A copartnersInn

- .has this DAY been formed betwec the unhersigned
Tor the manufacture VI machinery the old stand OF
Goddard. Rice 60, under the nrn and ST, e Of RICE
bAElpN, co HEO. NJ. RICE.
GEO =. BARrON
W re' s,er, May /. 1904 dot mys
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A NCIENT HARMONY REVIVED :.

A NCIENT HARMONY REVIVED -.
"A Selection Of music originally wfiiten BY Biz.
Hgs. Beicher, Edison, H0idsH HSiyokr Marin. Hgdtfs.
Gop, hhnbdH Rsed, S1dn, Wood West, and others;
ana from several Egropean Author. particularly rom
en- pnbshdd By OLIVER DlTSoS 4 co, Boston.
ape dtf
FARMERS TAKE NOTICE-l0O O0I
n Lbs Of GOES sUPEPnOsPIIATE OF LIME no
IN store and fir sale Also, GuanO, Ground Bone,
Bone Meal for Cattle. u. LOWELL
nchl7 dis6w2m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-06

Ne" ork hail Train at 1890 ,
Worcester, Nav /, 1907 diset ni~i
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-06

w AATED-Onee GOOD Tin Plate worker,
bridge street j w JoRnT%S'"
apps DIFF
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SITUATION WANTED-Bv a Girl. to
~ do cooking, general homework &c. Has 10 obiec.
ton to going out to the country. Apply at No 30
Winter street. dds mTS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-06
lEMOVAL. = THE CHINA TEA

X i%t' - 49, - 1 AuiN a EA
STORE has removed TO 10 2IO Main street,
MheTe may be fonnd choice selection Of New Teas
Fresh rauno Cote 8, Pure Spices and general assorf-
nient of first class Gi,OCkRIES.
Ia calling the attention Of the public TO our New Store
ava New !iOQds, wound return our thanks Tor mast
lav0s ana solicit continuance Of their patronage and
WI o!F au tAt our experience has successfully deu-
ohstrated tnat small gains and quicS only
ethOi 81 doing strictly cash business we shall there.
fore continue to give bargains by selling nj the Smallest
possible margin from the cost.
ap3O DIR gIe Main s,,e,
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY = One
hrst-rate Coat maker; also, two Rant and Vest
makers None but good wOrkmcn ne ed amply
as DIFF JOHN n. WEST West Revision
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-06

FOR SALE-A small Building, 10 by Is
a feet, well lighted will be sold Inv II taken soon
Inquire OF JANIS Il PIERCE
apps dist
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Anrtrons.
FRUIT TREES
FOr Sab OF 90 lei

HOUSE FOR SALE-No. Is Gould
- street. Apply 10 S. ID. ToCRTELLOT 2sS Main
street, o q Washington street. dtf np30
ITO LET-The House and Barn on the
l. corner Of May and Mason street. Will he let low 10
good tenant, and put In good condition Inquire Of
apo DIST JAMES X. PEIkCE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-06

GRASS SEED. - 5000 Bushels New
~ jersey Red Top; 1000 bushels Northern Red Tod;
1000 bushels Herds Grass; 10000 lbs Northern and West
ern Clover SOL bushels Rhode Island Bent to whicI va
ask the attention Of the trade the lowest New or
ana B0ston prices LEE SPkAGUE y CO.
mch22 d2mkwlt
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aot1cts.

CONCORD BUGGY FOR SALE.-It
~ ia nearly new Flrturther particulars inquire of s.
s. EDDY at Whitins Carriage Shop on Mechanic
street. my5 d6tF
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4 CARD.-Havlng disposed of our ma,
"A chinery aud business 70 RICHARDSON, MERRI
AM, IL CO., we cheerfuly recommend them to our for
mer patrons. j. BARRETT 81 co.
Worcester, April rs. 1862 d6t* my6
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MotrtEs.

N EW OLAooEn IN DKAWINtI AND
PAISTfNG.-AISS F. L. EAfMON~ successor 10
Misses Robinson Gardner teacher IT me Aeaden,r
81 Fine Arts, Will commence Glars in Drawing for
thildren WEDNESDAY, Afternoon, April &C. 81 tas
ocoek tuition 81 for twelve Lessons Fer older puls
tuition In Drawina ~ OIL Paiuting $40 For tuition 10
other styles Of Drawing and Painting inquire at the
Academy OF Fine Arts whore rho public are invited ta
examine spesmsns Of work executed by Miss Ennons
ap9O ar N L II NV ~,
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y R A N c H 0 F


MRS. " r. DEARBORN takes .hls occasion to In
her friends and public that she has taken room
at No. 40 Front st ect, for
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TH' stef, May l. ieOs dot my5
CtOMMONW OF MASSACHU.

~ SETS MESSENGERS Nnricg- Worcester. S.
MAY 3D., lsb2.-HON. HENRY CHAPLIN, Judge 81 Court
Of Insolvency in and for the County OF Worcester
has this DAY Issued warrant against the estate OF
CuARLES IL. tlARRiS OF MillDary, In the county
OF Worcester tcanStcr, MI lnsuveni debtor; and the
payn" OF any debts. a the delivery any property
heunElue 10 said lnSVvcut debtor, him hIs use
ana the transfer Of any property by him, forbidden
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a Fight Near williamsburg.
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11Iants.
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wears of age, to work in a store. One whose
parents reside in tEe city preferred Inquire OF
hyo dd j. L. HOOD.