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xxxvI1th coNGREss-rir.t session.
WASHINGTON, March IA.
SENATE

SENA1E.
Mr.. HALE, from the naval committee, report
ed back the resolution authorizing the secreta-
ry OF war to make equitable arrangements with
the contractors fer steam machinery who failed
to perform their contracts and remit the penal
ties. Passed.
MIR. WILSON of Massachusetts, from the
military cOmmitte, reported Joint resolution
authorizing the president to assign tine COM
mand OF troops in the same field or division.
without regard to seniority. 1t also gives the
president power to dismiss any officer from
service without court martial. Mr. SHERMAN
objected to the latter portion, as giving the
president too much power MIR. McDoUGAL
also objected, and the resolution was laid over
Mr. HALE introduced bill to authorize the
building OF steam iron clad ram and steam
gunboats. Also, to complete Stevens bat
terry. Ii approprlates million for the ram
thirteen millions for the gunboats, and three
quarters ct million for Stevens battery
Referred.
Mr.. HARRIS introduced bill to confscate
the property OF rebels. Referred.
The 6iil TO authorize the settlement of claims
for certain lands sold by the United States in
Louisiana, was passed.
Several private bills were passed, and the
case OF Mr.. Powell was taken up. Mr. Pow
ELL spoke in his own defense
Mr.. DAVIS replied to Mr.. Powell, and was
followed by MessIs WILKINSON, TRUMBULL
and Ten Eyer. The vote was then taken on
his expulsion, and the resolution rejected-l1
to 2S. After an executive session, the senate
adjourned
HOUSE
The joint resolution rendering the thanks of
congress and the people TO commodore Foote
and the officers and men in his fotilla, was
taken up. and was unanimously passed, and
the senate resolution Of thanks to Capt. Wor.
den was referred to the naval committee.
Mr. CAMPBELL, from the special committee
reported the Pacific Railroad, and it was made
the special order Tor one week from Tuesday
next.
Consideration of the tax bill was resumed,
and MIR. ELIOT offered an amendment that the
provision Tor the collection by federal officers
shall mot apply to any state which shall
through &he governor notify the president that
such state will cause 10 be duly assessed and
paid over the duties and taxes prescribed by
ihis act. Rejected
The house passed bill authorizing an in
crease OF The number Of clerks in the office of
the assistant treasurer in Boston.
The general provisions OF tile tax bill were
considered, including the duties on officers,
etc. Adjourned to Monday.
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Slavery.
LEAvENwoRTB, KAN, March 4, 1862.
Gen. Lane lett tor Washington this morn
ing. The anxiety aud care pressing upon him
in regard to the late southern expedition has
made deep impression on his general health
and appearance. Gen. Lane looks at least ten
years older than when he came here. One
may readily imagine what terrible blow the
manner in which he has been treated must be
to a man of ambition and action ike Lane
Somebody has more than blundered in this
matter. There is no doubt that when Gen.
Lane left Washington he had every reason to
believe and every right to expect from the adj
ministratiOn and authorities, both military and
civil, every assistance in forwarding the
southern column. OF which he tcas giveR the com.
mdRd Only one link was weak IN the chain.
Gen. Lane relied upon the honor of the "pow-
ers that he" to strengthen that. This was The
Hunter link. That broke, and the whole
chain has fallen apart. The troops that were
sent here have been diverted to the assistance
of Grant, while. after weeks of inacton, when
Price was IN no better condition than at the
time OF attack, Gen. Curtis is suddenly order
ed fJrw ard into Arkansas, over portion
of the very ground which Gen Lane would
have followed. Right on the heels of this,
two days after Gen. Hunter leaves here for
are ordered to march in haste to reinforce
Curtis. Not word comes through any
public channel of the necessity OF such rein
forcemens. There may be necessity but
one thing is very evident, and that is, the
placing of these troops under Curtis destroys
entirely the nuclei Of an invading corps de
qrmee, which had up to that date been sui LETT
in Kansas
What does it mean Z Many here think, and
In all probability the same thought has &C.
Cured to others elsewhere that three classes
of ideas have operated to destroy the southern
expedition. Que is the jealousy Of presidential
aspirants in and around the administration.
All men OF action desire 10 climb higher, and
so are glad whan their peers meet rebuts,
while most are not backward in giving such
blows. The second is the regular army
jealousy and the third and most potent is the
fear OF slavery being hurt by the action Of
Gen. Lane. 1t is well known that hardly
had the general turned westward, when
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! l,.-Co1T0N rather more steady

NEW YORK, March li.-CUITON rather more steady /:
sales 500 bales ut q "a CSC for middli Is uplands.
FLUUR-Sales 1880 bDls; and western dull and
drooring; SuperIe state IS rs "a 535 extra state $50
q ass; roand hoop Ohio $40 g $685. superfue ives
500 0 5,35; common to good western $50 @
$40; southern drpOping sales S75 UDs; mixed to good
5,15 S6 tBncy and extra 60 @ 725 Canada declining
sales 500 Dbls
RAN-Whcat rather more active, but prices are un-
changedi sales 22s0OO bushels Corn hrmer $780,
000 bush mixed western 81 q sic in store devered
new yellow southern and Jersey S. @ 59c. dull at
81 "a 40c.
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FORTRESS MONROE, March 14-EUening -
All quiet here. Two rebel tugs were seen off
SeweiPs Point, this morning, accommodating.
No signs OF the Merrimac. The weather is
foggy. The gunboats Sachem, Currituck,
and Uncas, are here
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Aot1ees.
MADAM GRANET's Fash.

90 MADAM GRANET'S FASH
e9Sa IoNABLE DANCING ACADEMY, at tho
f1NN new SONS OF. TEMPERANCE HALL, Eos.
Eh(E ter street, Worcester. Madam Granei most re
Alls spectialy annonnees to her patrons and the
commence New Glass on SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
March l5 a. the above Hall She is happy announce
that lr"t MILLER, the celebrated Teacher of Dancing
and Music, late of New orleans has just arrived here
and will assist Madam Granet curing this session. Ga
most beautiful french Q adres and Fancy Dances
now in vogue will be Introduced this session. accompa.
MED bv the best music that has at Worcester.
general invitation is herewith extended to all who
wish t. hear Prot Miler's music ana canoes
on TINS Saturday afternoon at o'clock, the
OF temperance Ha !. Tuition usual. Every Wedncs-
day and SATURDAY, from to o'clock p H. for Ladies'
Misses and Masters and from 10 ocl ick TOR Ladies'
and Gentlemen: Terms very low to suit the times
ffot Miller Will also instruct Private Glasses in
Dancing and Music d5t* mchl4
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New YORK, March l.-STOCKS are firm, ard for gov
ernment securities active; Cleveland and IoeGo Az;
Gaiena and Chicago, 69i Cleveland end PittsDurg lot
Illinois Central scrip 64 Harlem preferred 34 HARLEM
l3s; Michigan Central 5S HudsOn 81 American Gold
lOi3; fanama III Missouri 53B hves IA
pons $50; asiXes 81, coupons 93s skies, 81, reg
ister d 5Ss; skies ~, registered 93 skies 81,
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GtOMMONWEALTH Or MASS

- CIT ETCS.-WOrccster, ss.--Probate Court-To
all per'uns interested in the estate of Sullivan
STONE late OF oouthbridgc, in said County deceased
intSstatc.
iu arc cited to appear at Probate Court to be hold
en- at Worcester the first Tuesday of Apr next at
nlhe clock in tie iOrenuon to show why home
sead IRON the csatc of SAID ceased should not ne ms
signed to his widow Louisa stone OF said Southiriepe
ANA the said Louisa stone is ordered to serve This
ton, by causing copy thereof he delivered to each
person Interested fourteen days said Court or nv
publishing the IN the Massachusetts Spy new sDa
per printed in Worct ster three weeks SUCCESSFULLY be-
lore said court. ~
Witness, HENRY CHAPLIN, Esquire, Judge Of said
Court Ibis eleventh day March, IL the wear one hos-
and eight hundred and sixty-twO.
mcblz JOHN i pJJIR Ron
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA.

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA-
- CuUSETTS w Worcester, IS Probate Court.-To
all persons interested in the estate Of OTIS A. BACON
late of southbdge. in said county, deceased inestate
You are hereby cited appear Probate Court to be
held ut Worcester in said County OF Worcester on the
first Tuesday OF April next at nine o'clock In the fore
noon, to show cause, If any have. why all vance
from the personal estate Of said deceased should not o
granted to bis widow. Lncy Ann Bacon. And the said
Lucy mn Bacon is hereby directed TO give public notice
thereof by publishing this citation a week Tor three
successive weeks in The newspaper called the Massach-
sets Spy, printed at Worcester the last publication TO
be be one day at least, before said CoVt.
Witness, HENRY CHAPLIN, Esquire, Judge OF said
Court this eleventh day March, IN the year one thouS
and eight hundred and sXty-two
mchl2 wat John i. PIPER Rac
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EOR SALE "A beautiful residence !,

k'Oh SALE "A beautiful residence in
= this city, situated Southbridee street No 1884,
owned anu occupied ny the Rev. A. d. SrAL1ER, con
ta ing three acres of very productive land well stocked
WIN Tue choicest fruits Of all kinds including fine
large grapery This place has frontage of IA eet on
the street, and extends back to the n d W r. r. The
house Is modern STYLE consisting Of
eleven rooms with an excellent dry cellar nd never
failing spring of pure soft water; standing upou ris
lag green embracing most delightful prospect ndor-
ing 1t very desirable and pleasant home 10 be appre-
cated this estate needs but to be Terms very easy
mchll dtf
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CNOMMONWEALTu AZ nIASSA

4 MMUNW LTH OF MASSA-
- CEUSErrS,- Worcester, sl-P-obatc Court-To
all persons interesedin the Estate of LYDIA A. DODGE
late OF uptli, in said county, deceased. mtestate
GU are cited to appear at Court of Probate to be
holden at Oreester, the first Tuesday OF Ap next
At niue O'Clock IN the forenoon show cause WHY the
nrst account rendered by George s. Bali the Adns-
trator o. his ADMINISTRATION of said estate and now on
orders service OF this citation by publishing same IN
thc massachusetts, SpN newspaper printed in Worces-
ter: three weeks SUCCESSFULLY before said Court
Witness, HENRY CHArIN, Esquire Judge of said
hundr and sixty two
mhcl2 N3tF CHAS r STEVENS Ace, no.
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASS

A OMMON w EAIIH OF MNSSA-
~ observation-disclosures. SIS - Probat court-To
all persons interested in the estate of SULLIVAN
STONE late of Southbrdge, in said county, deceased
tcstate;
You arc hereby cited to appear at a Probate Court TO
behe at Worcester In said county Worcester on the
hrst Tuesday of April next at nine O'Clock in the fore
noon to show cause any You have, why allowance
from the estate of said deceased should moi he
ganted to lis widow. Louisa stone. And the said Louisa
stone hereby directed to give public thereof bv
publishing this citation week for three successive
weeks in the newspaper called the Massachusetts Spy
printed at Worcester the last publication to be one dnv
at least, before said Court. -
Witness HENRY CHAPLIN, Esquire Judge of said
Court this eleventh day of March the year one thOus
and eight hundred and sixly-twO
mchl2 WAT John T. PIPER RAJ
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UOMMONWEAITH an MASs.

CbUSEI TS-W orcester ss--prohnte Court-To
az persons interested in The Estate of ELIJAH HAIR
HINTON late OF shrewsbury in said County deceased
lcstate: ' ' 1"'
You are cited to appear at Court of Probate to he
holden at Worcester the first Tuesday of April next
al Line O'Clock in the forenoon show cause why the
nst account rendered by Hannah Harrington the ex
ecatrX Of her administration of said estate and now on
hle III this Office should not be allowed; and the Court
orders service OF this citation by Publishing same in
tne massachusetts Spya newspaper printed in Worces.
ter. three weeks successfully. before said Court
Witness, HENRY CHAPLIN, Esquire judge of said
Court ihiS tenth day of March, in the i
dred and siXty -two. JOHN d. PiIFR Rey
nchl2 w3t '' Oe'
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Meolrimal.
THE GREATEST MEDICAL DIS,

,,a NONEh1 OF TIE age
MIR KENNEDY Of RoxburY, has discovered in ono Of
our c0h''aon pasture weeds a remedy that cures
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR.
Two bottles are warranted tn cure nursing retnoD
Ope 10 three bottles will clear the system Of biIee
Two bottles TO cure the worst canLeyg
the stomach. - ."
Three or five bottles warranted to cure the orst
kinds OF Eryspeas. ~ WIZ
One or two bottles warranted all hunorsin
the ''''
Two bottles cure running Of the ears
and blotches among the hair.
Four TO six bottles warranted to cure corrupt and
running ulcers. r. -
One bottle will cure scalv cruptions Of the skin
Two OF three bittes are warranted to the worst
Two to three bottles warranted to cure the most
desperate case Of rheumatism.
three or tour bottles warranted TO cure salt
FIVE to eight bottles warranted to cure the worst
One 10 three bottles are warranted to cure the or.t
cases Of dyspepsia l know from the exDerience OF
thousands that 1t has been caused by cankeri in the
Ono or two bottles warranted TO cure sick head
ache. - ~
One or two bottles warranted to regulate costlye
state Of the bowels
One or two bottles will regulate deran the
kidneys.
Four 10 six bottles have cured tho worst cases o
dropsy.
nv strictly following the directions I'm the pamphlet
around each bottle, ard judicous application Of the
SALT HREUM OINTMENT,
SCROFULA OINTMENT, AND
HEALING OINTMENT,
and ileer whatever kind or nature exceut
cancer that has taken root Is perfectly and permanently
cured.
For oioh alb
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Zeal estate.

FOR SALE--The Lot and BUILDINGS
Il of the estate of S b. SCOTT, late of Worcester
oeceasedit being the estate No lao to 44 Main street
nearly opposite the Bay state House ghe lot is ii feet
terest. ~ i"'' i"i ~ III
Also, for sale. belonging to the same estate Pcws No
land 70 on floor and Pew No. IL in gallery of First
Unitarian Church Or. Hll'sl. Apply to ''"
Worcester Feb. TO- 1862 10 Jtf
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mcGi2 w8t cnAs. E. STEVENS, Asst. Reg
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA-

IVNININII W n y I IT VT NJ NDlOA-
~ CHUSETTS.-Worccster, IS Probate COur-To
the next OF kim creditors and all other persons
ed in the estate Of JOHN DOHGAN late Of Blackstone,
In said county, deceased, interstate:
You are hereby cited 10 appear at Probate Court to
be held az Orcester in said county of Worcester the
hrst TUESDAY of Arl next at nine O'clock In the fore
noDn to show caIse, ii have, why letter of
admin straion on tie OF said deceased should
be granted TO Pre- erved s. Ihayer OF blackstone in the
county OF Worcester. And the said petitioner hereby
directed to give public notice thereof by publishing this
citation once week. for three successive weeks IN the
newspaper calico the Massachusetts spy, printed at
Worcester the Inst publication TO be one day least
before said curt
witness HENRY CHAPIN. Esquire, Judge of said
Court tins eighth day Of March, Int the hOus-
ana eight hundred and ty-twu.
mrhl2 W.T. SrENENg An
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASS

4 UT ;
- CiIUSETrS.-WOrcesIer. IS Probate Court-To
all persons interested In the Estate of ISABELLA
CRAWFORD late of 0akham, in said county, deceased
intcStatc:
You cited appear at a Court of Probate to be
holden at Worcester the first Tuesday April next
at nine O'Clock IN the forenoon to show why the
account rendered by Al xader Crawford the adnnins-
TRAITOR of his administration of said and on
file in this Office should be allowed: and the Court
orders service of this citation by publishing the same
in the Massachusetts Spy, newspaper printed IN Wor.
cesteT, three weeks successfully before said Court
Witness. HENRY CHAPIN, Enquire. Judge Of said
Court this tenth day Of March, in the year eighteen
dred and siXty-two.
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA-

~ CHUSErIS.--Wo Worcester ss.--Probate Court.-To
all persons Interested in the estate Of LUCY MARSH
late VI Oakhan IN said county deceased inicstate;
lOu are cited to appear at Court of Probate to be
holden at Worcester on the first Tuesday of April next
at nine o'clock In the forenoon 10 show cause hy -
account rendered by Alexander CraW ford the Adgnis
traitor Of his administration of said estate nnd raw ~,
file IN this on ce, should not be allowed and The conrt
orders service of this citation, by publishing tho IN
the Massachusetts spy. newspaper printed In Worcns
ter, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY, before said Conf VN'
Witness, HENRY CHAP1N, Esquire, Judge NJ s,td
Court this tenth day Of March, In tho wear onbtoen
hundred and sixty-two. 20" 's"'oen
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GPRING PATTERNS received at the
~ Worcester Branch of NINE. DEMOREST'S MA
GASlN DIES MODES Also Spring nunb.r of Nine.
Democrats Mirror of Fashions i'll strated and three
full sized patterns rs cents without the ates and fall
sized patterns, 10 cents Nine. Demorests celebrated
Prize Medal kirts.
Pinking done to order
mehl3 dims
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Amttr01ls.

DJOURNED SALE.-The sale of the
- Brick Buildings Exchange street opposite Mer-
rne a Flaming MILL which to have been sold on
DAY March Is at 10 clock on the Premises Sale viii
De positive and without Conditions liberal and
mehH d2t L. b LAMsoN, Auctr
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF HO.
TEL FURNITURE.
viii be sold at Public Auction unless soon.r d,soosed
Fc a. private sae S. the RoLLsToNE HOUSE in
March current at nine O'Clock In the forenoon ali tho
Furniture belonging to said Hotel
An excellent opportunity is here offered TO any one
ueslIous OF obtaining of the best Hotels IN the
north part Of Worcester county well and thorouqhly
as lease OF the house can be obtained
The Hotel has large and commodous stables connected
u ana IS situated in the of the village Of
FitenourR' within few minutes ride or walk of the
For further information application may he mazda "a
Hon ISAAC DAVIS of Worcester, or to Hon .O SA
ihANlEL WOOD or the subscriber, at Fltchbarg.
T. X. WARE,
Fitchburg, March 10. 1862, dts mehii
GREAT SALE BY AUCTION. for ar
~ count of GIOYANNoNI and ZANNoNI consist
ing of
ITALIAN MARBLE and ALABAsTRR ST ATUARY,
RICH SILVER WARE,
BOHEMIAN GLASS WARE, AND OTHER
RICH FANCY ORNAMENTS,
(By Catalogue)
wednesday d Thurrday, March 10 d go.
At 10 a. m. and p. m,
AT STORE No. LINCOLN House BLOCK.
The stock comprises large and valuable assortment
OF pure hte Italian Statuettes viz Three (;rsces-
Flight into Egyptian ore ana Psyche-Diano 49,
Slave-L Observation-Disclosures and Dana-1hree Dane
Prayer, &C., dc i"iteia-
FANCY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Marble Vases of all
sizes anu every variety of style and Ornament Pnre
Nnte AlaoasIer and other Mantle ornaments in great
variety, ana embracing many articles OF rare beauty
very seldom met with in this market ''
~ The above goods imported direct from Flor
ence, and never opened in any other market "
RICH SILVER PLATE WARE COMPRISING as fol,
lows VIZ Tea sets, Casters, Cake Baskets Wine Sets
ohter articles '' VI
Also KlCH BOHEMIAN GLASS WARE and other
fancy ornaments. ~
ES he above stock will be on exhibition on Tuesday
next March S during the dav and evening The public
are particularly invited to call and examine the goods
seldom to be met with ~
Catalogues Will be furnished The Consignees lesIan
closing out the whole stock without reserve.
mchl4 dts E. w. VAIL Auct'r.
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NARM FOR SALE-Situated in t

EAlCM FOR SALE-Situated in the
town OF PBILLIPsroN, onchalf mile from the cen
Ter containing sixty of valuable land on which is
soH tw-story House ell aud VIZ Oh house adiuning
the place connecting with The Vermont and Massach-
sets Railroad five miles distant. very healthy and
desirable Farm and will be sold EASY TERMS
OF PAYMENT.
i not sold II Will be exchanged for property in
this city. Inquire of CHARLES BAKER
mems win manchester Street.
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Correspondence of The New YORK Times.
LpAvENwoRrp, KAN, March A, 1862.

| Generals Lane and MISUNDERSTANDING Of
the Regular Army Onicers-Inhuence of
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NARM FOR SALE-The subscrlber

X hl4I VN . hLI.-I ne SuDSCrlDer,
on account of feeble health, offers for sale the farm
on Whlch he now lives the village in Rut
land, known as the Doctor Frnk Farm. containing one
huhlred acres OF goo land, suitably divided into now
ing tage and pasturlng, with good supply OF wood
am timber the buildings consist of large twO-story
House, Two Barns, aud Is the most desirable location lin
to"n The purchaser have stock and tools at very
reasonable rate If desired. Terms made easy.
Rutland, March I, 1862. d6t* mcblo
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/ COMMONWEALTH or MA NJ. IS

l IIOmNlON w hhLIS OF MASSA-
OCHUSETTS-- ,'ofrtster ss-prohate Convt rro
az persons interested In the Estate OF OTIS A. BACoN
ia ~ Snut,ntidge in said county Dc ceqsed nteseie
4 ~ nc cited 10 appear at a Probate Court 10 he
m NJ WorcestefIon the first Tuesday Of April next
a. hihe O'Clock IN the forenoon. 10 show cause why
homestead from the estate Of said deceased should moi be
assigned To- his widow Lucy Ann Bacon Of said South
bridget md the said Lucy Ann Bacon ordered 10 serve
tms citation BY causing copy thereof TO be de- vered
~ each person Interested fourteen DAYS befro said
Court, or by publishing the In the Massnchuaetta
spy newspaner printed IN Worcester three weeks sue
cessively. before said Court.
witness, HENRY CHAPLIN, Esquire. Judge Of said
Court thls eleventh dav Of March, In the year one
thousand eight hundred and.slXty-two.
marl2 wSt JOHN ). PIPER. Reg.
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every sore and ice of whatever kind nature
cancer that has taken root Is perfectly and
cured
For sale by all druggists eyervwhere