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DROF. ALEXANDER WOLOWsKI,
PIANIST, VOCALIST, AND COMPOSER,

Has returned from his professional tour, and.
by request of his numerous friends and pupils,
opened course for the Piano and Singing; by his
new and simplifed method, in Washin gton, on the
nth November, 1862.
By Prof. WOLOWSKIS system person having
only light knowledge of'music will be enabled in
Q very short time to read music with great facility
and execute operatic well classical music with
rare perfection. a-
As to the vocal part, by his way Of vecaliEation,
he arrives at most dinary results, renders
csliEe with facility, accuracy and fine quality OF
tone.
Ladies' and Gentlemens Evening Sin giug Glasses
are opened at O'Clock p. m, when Prot. Wolowski
ing BY his system. The subscribers to this class
are accepted only till the LIST of December, 1862.
Professor Wolowski receives visitors daily from
no H-lm
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS pIsPAroHEs1
FROM THH ARMY OF rae POTOMAC,

HEADQUARTERS ARMY or THE PoronAc,
Nov. 2s.-The railroad from Aquia Greek was
completed yes terday, and 4 locomotive came
down this forenoon. Supplies will now be re-
ceiyed by railroad henceforward.
The enemy are industriously engaged in ex-
tending and Strengthening their earth works In
the rear and 10 the right and left OF fredericks-
burg. Their operations are dis tinctly visible
through glasses from our signal stations.
No movements Of importance have taken
place Tor several days, buta reconnaissance is
said TO be in progress, which promises i'm
portsnt rs suits. = - -.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FORD'S NEW THEATRE.

FORD'S NEW THEATRE,
TrHfH STREET. ABOVE PEsSA AVENUE.
tAlse Of Holiday street Theatre Baltimore
GREAT HIT OF THE SEASON!
ONLY EfASDING RooA AFTER CusTaIs RISES.
Sixth Nigh, OF the t@autiful Prima Donna
49,, MISS CAROLINE RICHINGS
MR. PETER RICHIN6S, . Nh DUNN
AND THE ENGLIsH OPERA!
The Premiere ranseuse, Mile SOPHIE NILSSON
Aided by Mile CATHARINE -
- Mons, BAPTierIN CEaUTI,
AND THE CORPS DE BALLET,
comprised Of the mnst beautiful young ladies'
under the direction and guidsnce Of the fanous
MONS. R0NZANI.
THIS fsaturdayD EVENING
Balfeis Romantic 0peratic Spectacle of tho
ENCHkN NTR ESsT
STELkA .............."...!.. MISS RICHINGs
Tie entire 1feNre IN IRE ra,icss parts,
bringing into effect the services OF nearly
ONE HUNDRED PERSONS!
~ Ne Extra Charge for Admission.
~ Secured seats q cents extra.
PRIVATE AND PUBLIC CARRIAGES
viii bead up Tenth St and around Y and on leav-
ing the Thsater, head down Tenth. No turning in
'front.' OF the Theater, owing to the numerous vehi
eles present
PRIcEs OF ADMISSION Dress Circle and Par.
quette, 50 cents; Orchestra Seats rs cents Family
Circle Is cents; Private Boxes, SIS.
Doors open at ga O'Clock performance com
mepces at IL oclocE
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DRAkE'S PLANTATION BITTERS
1nvigorstes, strengthens, and purifies the sys-
tenn; is perfect appetizer, and natures great
restorer. tits composed Of pure st. Croix Rum,
the celebrated Calisaya Bark, roots and herbs
Particularly adapted to weak and delicate per-
sons, and can be relied upon for its purity. 1t
cures Dyspepsia, is gentle tonic, and is just
the thing Tor changes Of the season. Sold by
all Grocsrs, Druggists, Hotels, and Saloons
p. H. DRAKE k CO., 2o2 Broadway, New
York. Sc 25-eo6m
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Accident to a Steamer,

NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-The steamer Potomac,
which sailed hence for New Orleans yesterday,
came in collision with a canal boat in the har-
Dor, and, losing her stem, was Obliged to return
TO go on the dry y-dock for repairs.
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RMY SUPP LIEs.
OFFICE or TIE CHIRF QuARfIRMAsrEl,
Army 1 ths Potomac,

OIFIcR or TIE CHIHF QUARflKNlsrHH,
Army T tks Potomac, )
WASHINGTON, September %, 1857
PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing for the use
Of the army of the Potomac the following articles
5000 tons best quality Timothy Hay, securely
baled, the weight ofsaeh bale to be marked
,eoo 900 bushels ef Oats, of the best quality, in
strong sacks, well sewsd
1000 cords Oak and Hickory Wood, well seasoned
and Of the best quality.
Each bid must be accom- panied BY the endorse
msnt of two responsible persons that the contracts
If awarded will be fulfilled.
Bids will be opened from time to time - the Az
ticlee may be needed and contracts wiz De awarded
for the quantities needed to the lowest responsible
bidder mp to the time of opening.
The right 10 reserved to accept al or any part OF
any bid.
or Oats, Wood" as the case may be and enclosed
In separate ENVELOPES. RUFUS INGALLS,,
Lieut. Col and A. D. O..
seZ3-u Chief Quartermaster
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Cotton Mill Burnt,

DCNDAs, Canada West, Nov. 2s.-Crossland
& Browns cotton mill was burnt to-day. Loss
sc. eco; insured for $1,000.
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a. 0. HOOD

4 fan supply Of all the most celebrated n
WATCHES that are Manufactured In Eng. SY4
h.A, ewitEerland and America, both in Gola0
I'd Silver cs.es. he also keeps large stock OF Of
yith Diamonds, Emeralds. Rubies and all other
&sms. he Il also manufacturing all kinds OF SOLID
D3Andard Silver Ware. and keeps Swords, hevol-
yen, sword Belts and Ssshes. Bowie Knives, Razors,
eetasors, Seld, silver and Steel spectaclss, ana
great variety OF other things usually kept in Jew
cry store and All At the very lowest price. No. 33S
Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 10th streets fs D-H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-29

NAVY AGENTS OFFICE,
~ WASHINGTON, Nov. Is, 1852.
PROPOSALS will be received at this office, until
Monday the first of December next, at clock p.
for two hundred and ten thousand 2i0 0O0) yards
ofWhite Cartridge Cloth, in width and proportions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-29

SEALED PROPOSALS Are invited until the 5th
- of December, 1852, for furnishing the Subsst-
bales.
The FIRST delivery TO be commenced on or about
the 18th of December, and the whole quantity put
in before the end of said month.
The Hay to be shipped by water and delivered on
the wharvss at 9Th street, and weighed in Wash
ington D. G. .
Bidders must state in their bids the price per 100
pouEds at which they will furnish the hay
Firm making bids must state the names of all
the parties Interested.
Payment to be made in Treasury notes, or such
funds as Government may have for distribution.
Bids to be directed to Col. A. BBCRwITH, A d. c.
and q. s., Z. 9. A., and endorsed Proposals for
Hay,n no 10
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CANTERBURY HALF


CANTERBURY HALT
LOUISIANA AVENUE, NEAR Sixth STREET.
In the Rear of the National Hotel.
FIRST WEEK
MILE ANNETTA
sALLkTTI,. sAsLELtkkTrTTIf.
GiLLETTi,,
THE BEST FRENCH DAEsEusE IN THE woRLDi
In New York
GALLETu Tu,vxorn
d.. q. mI IsABEaaIato !BsEEaalIa oasas did no. accept,
MILE GALLETTI
is without doubt the best danseuse in the world
havr danced at first class theatres than any
danseusR before the public,
FIRST APPEARANCE
MONS: MONS: Z: ExFE4RBE, x$EEARBE,,
THE TIE aALLEfri f'SsSf aSD vEEaRbE
.B4LLET TROUPE.
In the Beagtif1l Ballet entitled
ALL OF THE MAMMOTH COMPANY
Will remain, and will appear
INA splEspH6 FG-ssfHD BILL.
Door. open, ~ O'Clock; ysrtormsnee,
l. ESok ESok oEFF SEF
OPENING OPENING
OPENING OPENING
OPENING OPENING
OF THE NEW
NEW
xss#ES$ESS x4sHEs$:E{SSS; $SsEHFEHs $ssEEEEHs VI
%AsHISSTSN %AssH#ISSSTSS yARIEFHEs: yARIIEFTEEss: NO IS
THEATRlCAL. Frederick City Opera House,
L for the winter season Wanted, for the above
place Walking Gent, Juvenile Man, Comedian,
Walking Lady All must understand their bust
ness. No Boot Jaeks wanted. Also, Man to sin e
and play ON the Banjo. address, as above. n2s- St
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DRAKE,S PLANTATION BlTTERs.

They purify, strengthen, and invigorars.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antidots to change OF water and
diet.
They overcome effects of dissipation and late
hours.
They strengthen the system and enliven the
mind.
They prevent miasmatic and Intermittent
fevers.
They purify the breath and acidity Of the
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera
Merbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous
Headache.
They are the best Bitters In the world They
make the weak man strong, and are exhausted
natures great restorer. They are made Of
pure ST. Croix Rum, the celebrated Calisaya
Bark, roots and herbs, and are taken with the
pleasure of q beverage, without regard to age
or time Of day. Particularly recommended TO
delicate persons requiring gentle stimulant.
Sold by all Grooers, Druggists, Hotels, and
Saloons p. H. DRAKE & co, 2o2 Broad
way, New York. sep 2s-so6m
AyOTICE.-TEE CoPARTNKRsHIP hsrstofors
~ carried on by the name Of =: HEIBERGaR lie ~. ,.R
co Vas Dissolved By mutual consent on the Stth
Of Ausust last An those indebted TO the arm are
urssnty requested to settle Without delay; at the
old place of business IL. KING
NorIcR-rhs subscribsr, =. J, Heiberger, senior
iny his friends and the public generally that he
the former name and title, and win endeavor to
esl Giussns', Military and Naval Tabor.
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GROWERS THEATRE.
AVENUE, near Willard . Hotel

PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE near Willard q Hotel
GALA SATURDAY NIGHT BILL.
TIE PEARL OF THE AMERICAN STAGE
MISS LUCILLE WESTERN
In her great character of
NANCY SYKES
In the thrilling dramstizA;ion of Charles Dickens
master piece, entitled
o l. PER TWIST.
L. Barrett as. Pagan, the Jew
nj
Charles Barron as...................Bi as Bill sykes
- Monks
copAic ger .OuFer Twist
To conclude with
q l. FIX
ID. Setcheil rs. s..-.....--...........H Hugh de Bras
~ Admission 81. IS, and rs cents
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10000
To be delivered at the Navy Yard, in this city
free of cost to the government for freight trans
portation. g. p. BROWN,
I7-dtl Navy Agent,
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ElxOES CREMoRKE GARDEN CIRCUs.

PENNSfLFANId AF. AND SEVENTH ST
AN ENTIRE NEW COMPANY!
The Management is happy to announce the posi-
tive appearance of
NIL l. / DA -s-..
The most gifted Equestrienne who has ever eraced
the Arena.
MADAME VIRGINIA
The truly Ms gnifcent Brunette Artistic,
CHARLES SHERWOOD,
The Liston of the Ring, in his great
of Pas Jenkins. or Green Ones Visit TO The Circus
Mr., LUKE RIVERS, Mr. CHAS RIVERS
Mast. CHAs. SHERWOOD,
And FRANK PHELPS, the Popular Clown
BY special request, EATON STONE will ride with
the Star ORGANIZATION
SPECIAL NOTICE The CremorRe Temple is
now warm and com Portable, being heated By Pour
AAmmoth Furnaces. no q
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STOLEN PROPERTY REcovERrp.-On ne 51ss
OF October last. the room of Miss Agnes Sykse,
q sister of one OF the proprietors OF Wuierdr
Hotel, wa uttered by q hotel thief and robbed
rips valued al S4Sa and ether Jewels, In all
amountinr 10 ssU or $50. The matter waA
placed in the hands OF the detective corps, rn-
derSupt Webb, who saeessoso IN rssovsnAf
hy B.nmmin Illman. in Baltimore, where
IL mad h.rn pledged for { I50. The brokers were
unable TO give any description Of the party
who pledged Ihs same. rF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-29

SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs, Nov. 60
Fisher, theft; dismissed. Dick Rivers, drunk
and disorderiy; turned over % the military. j.
W. Morgan. suspicious; do. John Muldon, DE-
sertsr; do. James Murphy, drank dismissed.
q orge Cook, drunk and disorderly; hned i-5e.
Hugh Conner, drunk; do. Sis David Jones,
assault: do So Bernard J. Cannon, drunk;
dismissed James Stevens, bogus policeman;
jafl for further hearing.
Noyember es-Levi williams and james
NcBride, disorderly; dismissed. Marearet Lee,
profanity; fined sass. George Pinion, drum;
dismissed. Hugh Sloan and John McIAin~,
fighting; do. James McMannus, drunh and
disorderly: do. Eliza Lewis, dlsorderly; hned
$50 Gothsrndt Trof, drunk and disorderfy:
fined sISs. Barney Gfblin, drunk; retained
for hearing. Michael Cooney, disord<rly: re-
fcrred TO the superintendent.
Nov. 29.-Augustus Ripley, aisorderiy: dis
missed. Mary MeBae, drunk and disorderiy;
dned s3- B. Gels, charged with swindliag;
dismissed.
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vTHEATRlCAL. Frederick City Opera House.
i for the winter season Wanted, for the above
place Walking Gent, Juvenile Man, Come dian
] Walking Lady All must understand their bust
ness. No Boot Jacks wanted. Also. Man to sing
and play on the Banjo. Address above. n2S St
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XNHITE AND COLORED FLANNELS with al
w other kinds of DRESS GOODS.
One price only. PERRY 4 BRO,
no I2-lot Pa. ave and Ninth street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-19

ARMY OF THE PoToMAc, FAIRFAX Court
House, Va, March 18th 1862 In compli-
ance with the presidents war order No. 20, of
March 9Th, 1862. the active portion of the army
of the Potomac is formed into army corps as
follows: first corps Maj. Gen. Irwin Mellow
ell TO consist arIpresent Of the divisions OF Gems.
Franklin. Mccall and King; second corps,
Brig. Gen. f. V. Sumner, the divisions of
Gems. Richardson, Blenker and Sedgewick !;
thru corps, Brig. Gen. S. p Hentzleman,
the divisions OF Gers. f. J. Porter, Hooker,
and Hamilton fourth corps, Brig Gen. L. D.
Keyes, the divisions OF Gems. Coach, Smith,
and Casey; fifth corps, Maj Gen. N p. Banks,
divisions OF Gen. Williams and Shields.
The cavalry regiments attached to divisions
will for the present remain so. Subsequent
orders will provide for these regiments, as well
as for the reserve artillery, regular infantry
and regular cavalry. Arrangements will be
made to unite the divisions of each army corps
as promptly as possible. The commanders of
divisions will at once report in person, or,
where this is impossible, by letter, to the com
mander of their army corps.
BY command of Maj. Gen. Mcclellan.
Signed A. V. CoLBURN,
Assistant Adiutant General
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-19

night OF Feb. 9th. and crossed Rattlesnake
Shoal, where there was but two and half
fathoms of water, the ship drawing thirteen
feet. She saw some lights at distance,
supposed TO be from one of the ships of the
blockading fleet.
The following vessels were at Charleston
when they left: bark Eliwan. for Liverpool,
with 1900 hundred bales cotton, brig Mary
Wright, formerly the Betsey Ames, with Is /,
90 bales aboard. land brig John Welsh, laden
with cotton. all waiting for an opportunity to
get out. The Mary Bright is commanded by
Capt Labby, formerly of the privateer Sally.
Provisions at Charleston were very high !;
butter and coffee one dollar per pound. The
Ella Marley would go TO Havana to be sold
and the owners intend to purchase the Span
ish steamer Ocean Bird, said to be faster than
the Ella Marley. The British steamer Gladi.
atlr was at Nassau supposed to be waiting for
a cargo.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-19
ON THE RAILROAD,

LOUISVILLE, March IL -Yesterday morn
ing the train from Nashville to Bowl ng Green
was interrupted at GalIatin by party of rebel
cavalry under Capt John Morgan, who ran
the cars off the track, and took as prisoners
about thirty bridge builders en- route To Nash
willie, to rebuild the bridge Or the Cumber-
land.
The only remaining locomotive on the
Memphis and Nashville railroad, near Louis
vile. exploded yesterday, killing the engineer,
conductor. porter, and Il brakeman This sus
ponds rail communication on the branch for
the present.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-19
xxxvIrtA ooNGREss-rlr.. session.
WASHINGTON, March Is.
SENATE

SENATE
Mr.. FEssENDEN, from the committee on
finance, reported back the Indian appropria
ton bill, without amendment He also offered
a resolution that the secretary of the navy
furnish the senate copies of al. the contracts
with Stevens for his floating battery also. a
statement OF all payments and advances on
SAID contracts, and report of the commission, RS
to examine said battery. Adopted.
MIR. SUMNER introduced a bill TO remove all
dlsquaiticatons OF color in carrying the mails.
Referred.
Mr.. WILSON of Massachusetts, from the
military committee, reported back the Joint
resolution authorizing the president to assign
the command of troops in the same field vim
out regard to seniority, with an amendment
striking out that portion giving the president
power 10 dismiss from the service. The
amendment was adopted and the resolution
passed.
The bill providing for judicial proceedings
ON captured property, and for the better ad.
ministration of the law OF prizes, passed.
resolution was offered by Mr. Stark. that
papers, &C., in reference to his loyalty, refer.
red to the committe on the judiciary for fur.
ther investigation, be taken up.
After debate Mr.. WILKINSON moved to Law
the resolution on the table Disagreed TO-
yeas-Hale, Salisbury, Wilkinson, S-nays
So.
Mr.. TRUMBULL moved to amend the reso
luton so as to make it referable to a select
committee OF five, adopted. The resolution
was then adopted, yeas-37, nays-Bayard,
Hale, Salisbury.
Mr. CLARK introduced bill to furnish cloth
ing and supplies TO the sailors and men on
board the sloop of war, Cumberland ; passed
Fhe bill for abolition OF slavery in the Dis i.
trict of Columbia was taken up
Mr.. HALE spoke in favor Of the bill. On
mo ion OF MIR WILSON the subject was post
poned and the senate after executive session
adjourned.
HOUSE.
The house proceeded to the consideration of
the senate bill for increasing the efficiency of
the medical department of the army. The
subject after debate was passed over The
house went into committee on the tax bill.
The proceedings were confined to discuss
ing and amending its general provisions. AID
journed
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-19
FROM KEY WEST AND NASSAU.

New YoRK, March 1S.-Key West advices
of the 10Th mat report the sailing of Porter's
mortar fleet,
A Nassau letter of the 9th inst. states that
the steamer Ella Marley, with one thousand
bales OF cotton, and the Kate, from Fernandiua,
have arrived there. The cargo of the former
sail
Advces from Nassau state that the British
schooner Sir Robert Peel has arrived from
Charleston, aud the steamer Cecilia from
Dungeon Creek, Ga. The crew Of The latter
deserted on their arrival here. They state
that the Ella Marley ran the blockade 90 the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-19
ANOTmEm vICToRY IN ARKANsAs.

ST.. LOUIS, March 18.-To Secretary Sian
ton:-A scouting party under Lieut.. Col Wood
and Maj Drake, consisting of about $50 men
of the sixth Missouri and third Iowa cavalry,
encountered, near Salem, Arkansas, about
1000 of the enemy, under Colonies Coleman,
Woohsides, and Mcfarland Alter severe
fight the enemy was defeated, with the loss of
Col WoodsiIe and about one hundred killed
and wounded, and considerable plumber of
prisoners. Our loss was twenty five killed
and wounded.
LSigned H. W. IIALLEcK, Maj. Gen.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-19
ERONr ISLAND No.1O.

WASHINGTON, March 18.-The navy de.
partment received the following dispatch, this
afternoon -
CAIRO, March Is News was received, this
morning at nine o'clock from the flag shin
Benton, dated near Island No. 10, March III
which says 1--WE had hard work this after
noon with the upper battery of all, at this
point Only tour shots struck us out of the
fire of five forts. One shot, after striking the
upper deck twice and tire lower deck once
an breaking some half dozen beams. finally
lodged in the flag officers desk, depositne it,
self as quietly as possible. We have battered
the forts all to pieces dsmounting one gun.
But night came upon us, and we had to leave
without finishing the work, but will to morrow
co at him again A riled gun burst on board
the ST. Louis, and killed two men outright,
wounded MORALLY two more, and wounded not
MORALLY ten others. These are the only cas-
uaties. The mortars are doing well.
lSignedl A. NJ PENNocK,
Senior Officer.
CHICAGO, March is "A special dispatch
from Cairo dated to-day, says that mcssen-
ger has Just arrived from Island No 10. lie
says that our boats kept up an incessant fire
all day yesterday. The rebels have six dis
tinet batteries on the Tennessee shore. The
enemy are very strongly fortified, aud have a
large number Of troops on the main land. The
shells from the morlars fell into the enemy's
entertainments every time All the mortar
boats are to leave Cairo Immediately for the
sc ne Of action.
CnIoAGo, March is. "A dispatch from
Cairo, to-day, says In the engagement at
Island No. 10, yesterday, the gunboat Gin
cinnat received a shot which is said to have
damaged her machinery. The bursting OF
gun on the St. Louis killed two, mortally
wounded two, and severely wounded ten.
Nobody was hurt on the flag ship. No dam
age was done to any others OF the feet.
Nothing has been heard from the land forces
at New Madrid.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-19

NEW YORK, Mach Is STOCKS are dull ard heavy.
Cleveland and roeGo iGi; Chicago and Rock Island 81
milwaukee and Prairie pa Chien 25S Illinois Central
scrip 6tA; Michigan Suthprn RIlryad 244; Michigan
Ce.t,ai II bonds 80; E.ie 37E n Central Ssl Pacific
skies ST. 9Ss; Skies 81 registered g35 Mis-
souri, skies -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-19

HARRISBURG, March ls.-The remains Of
Col James Cameron have arrived here from
Washington, en- route for Sunbury. The es'
cort from here consisted of Hon. Eli Sitter,
Adjt. Gen. A L. Russell and Gen. II. q. Hall,
also committee OF both branches ol the legiS-
ature.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-19
NEW YORK SYRUPS of extra ouali-
ty, just received and for sale by
$40 DIFF d. ID. ALLEN. No. Front st
on MASNA.

n : :
~ CHUSETrS.-WOreeser, ss-probatc Court-To
the next of kin creditors and all other persons interest
ed in the estate OF iMIHA HOWARD, late If Leices-
ter in said County, deceased, intestate:
You are hereby cited to appear at a Probate Court
to be held at Worcester II said County of Worcester on
the first Tuesday OF April next nine o'clock in the
fore oon to show cause, any have, why letter Of
administration the estate of said deceased should not
be granted to Henry S. Whttemore OF Worcester. In
the county of Worcester, And the aid Whttemure Is
hereby d ected give public notice thereof by publish
ing this citation week for three successive weeks
in the newspapers called the Massachusetts Spy twice
and in the Worcester Daily Spy ouce printed Wor.
cester the last publication to be day least before
said Court.
Witness HENRY CHNPIN, Esquire, Judge of said
Court, this seventeenth day of March, in the year one
thousand oieht hundred ana siXty.twu.
mrhI9 M2tMdlI Oh as. Il. STENENS Assf Rnn