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GILBERT i SAEP3ON.

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Cut ReEu1ar Aanu1l sale e1akant Bohemika alsss.
Pasl,n ss1c5 Geoa.. Paiisa ssssatts aid sisu:ss.
AIo1ze CltcxB. RxuS Flc0 aflTer PlAed WAfe, etc.
On WEDHss6aY EykNlaa. D.ember u, At =
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spdr rtxE ods. acirhe nEest quality. r any Of them
very g. u 4no 1ste ccnsst.ag IN part Of - u
wss e ga17 sos e 6 e
Iatee TollHt seta Rany Cns and EpgraTe.i DO. CAEd
Hecetyers. Ftter Boal.. Decanfeis, Goolets, Wines
ano Ch npAtKn,s. toEaiAl Sets, Ruby md Alhaast<1
fasIaS HsIYss S S found sew =, s,.saa
tucn - Eutb. Cares, s,l:uda Poetrr. TsfpLcosl -
bz s1d Others; IL gsnt Vases IN whta and co.ora
Parish Totl~t seta, elc- ntc.
II FRENCH CANA R:ch gole haad Dnner Sest1.
stte II pei; Rsrlts CID assortGent Of god ba2d and
deco1a:n Tex rtts 81 IT al OF The choIeods
liyleB. Vsoxbte Vases Of RlIs< and eveEy varsity
OF ttye and orr anrIt. zone very costly 40 deco
Cups and ssuee 1 seI1 of gold bsnd Tsas and COZ
sCiocKs-EleEsntbs bsorze e,khtdaz Clockp, perfect
KX7Ra FINE sILvBEPLATED GOoDs.-Caku
Bssktts; Fruit Dabts With cut glass lining: Liquor
sud ine ass with cnr bottles Tea R9ss nchy en-.
etssed Fish anu Pic Enl4te: Napkin Mngs; aez Ant
Cs1to1s, pEh une tut bcttsss: Wedding Esxs Knfd
u scsss, nel asd Frn.< astor. nl9o elss. uni X
f1Ie I'D ktEtk u FORKS: Bnt.e1 Dlshe. Ice Pitch.
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e1tibto0 sae da7 prevto1. e ths ssls A. ri.
nt3 ls67l1t:lftp Auitoaeess-
, 1863-11-25

The quarrel between Bragg and his subor-
dinates continued unahated4 The Richmond
EnQuirrr, sreakipg On the subject, BAYS:

In the meat time It il stated that two Major
Gene1ala-Cheatham and Bnckner-hava ak
ed to be relieved of their commands under
Gen. Bragg. This Is dleagreesb1e circum-
sta1 ce, taken in connection with the protest
which all the eflcers Of that rank are known
to hare made to the Pre.Idsnt against the
continuance Of Gen Bzagg In conmand Of the
army. In Justice to the Confederate public,
we must observe that tuch things ns these
give at least an excuse for the dfstF1st Of that
cor mander's military skill aud energy which
they hare 30 generally display ed. It It Ia true,
the c1ltfciziDg public know little Of strategy
and tactics, and must acqulesce In the jndg
ment OF The military authorities; Jet there
are some things which all men can
remark. They remark, for example, that no
Lieutenant or Major General Of Lee's army
ever expressed dissatisfaction With the ablll,
ties Of that General, or protested against his
Continuance In command Of them, or he.ita-
ted to advance or retreat as be ordered, With
full AZ atsurance that whatsoever he determines
upcn Il best, Gen. Lee has met with more
decided difasters than has Gen. Bragg; get
what soldler or c!Eilian ever sald 1t il time
to have done with Gen Lee-'
We admit. that 60 much the greater will be
Gtneral Brsgg'a triumph, 50 much the more
splepdid and conspicuous the Tindication OF
the P1esident's Wisdom, If affairs at Chatta-
ncoea come to:a good End; for which We
mcst devout19 pray"
, 1863-11-25

~ The New York Hor3d has the most ex-
trxordinary sources Of consolation. It speaks
Of the Republican msjortties In the late cleo
,tions, d.ciad1tng do,cn to about a0,00o." It
is this "dwind1e'' that satisfies the easily
copteuted HofM,
, 1863-11-25

An important decision has Just been made
by the Commissioners Of Internal Revenue.
concerning the operations Of rectide1s, dis.
ti1ers ard brewers. 4 rectidar must pay go
fer every. fire hundred barrels rectifled, aud
his license mutt expire on the 1st day OF May
following it, issue, His license, II Issued
after the 1et Of May, muet be Issued on
the pay ment Of ratabie prop ortlou Of the
whole amount Of duty imposed for such
license. The same principle will regulate
tie iseue Of fractional licences to dIsti1lers
aud brewers. !. In future all Collectors of Iu-
te1ns1ReTenne- mutt oaiy receive United
States currency in payment for taxes.
AS regards druggists and chemists, It IL
impcstant to remember that prepared medl-
cines, chemical compounds and other patent
compositions, prepared from some private
receipt OF quack .ecret ara liable to ba
stamped III u balever MANNER the labels may
he varied. .'1 TETt
, 1863-11-25

The Getty.buIx xC<Fen1oniee-Tho Peo.
pie want Slavery wiped 0at-Fhe
ifpu-CIads-fntsrDa Revenue Dscl-
IfOD8f q:
, 1863-11-25

The Marquis OF Westminster's income IL
$500 day. and that Of The four leading
Rothschtlds 81 ,oc0 Al hour! Precious hours,
, 1863-11-25
TO FARMERS, PRODUCE
L DKAIRRs AND MANUFACTURERS.
EWES & NdACEY,

81 King William street., London, and 8 Chapel
= street, Liverpool,
Who have had considerable experience IN u1seuns
1n1urEoctA, md tho h&csactl1z Of gs1eSA American
b1s1ueas In England, tccsye conEgnmeota Of Amess'
can pscouca aud tuAnulactufe fur sala On coa6tgn.
ment. ahipplEk nnA1neks Of every ztnd executed with
eeonomy n d11patcn-
References to hesass- Joug Frat ao9s and
RIcHARo kussK1L. importers. 40 Broadway. II, z.
reg MIL 3u uStAW.E.FdY
, 1863-11-25
ANOTHER BATTLE IMMINENT.
from the Richmond Examiner. Nov t91

It has become very clear that another hugo
battle ia to be fought In Northern Georgia
before the winter begins. The concentration
Of Federal troops at Chattanooga continues,
Distant reinforcementB are first In motion to
that point. Two corps Of Mea1e's army be-
gan the march now we know that the Yam
Zee troops in Northern Alabama are upon the
nearest to the scene, will be moved the last,
80 that al may mass on the same ceutre as
NEARLY as possible at the game time.
This cqpglomeratton Of men at Chattanoo.
ga can haFe no other object than another
battle during the present season. Chatta-
nooga Is not the place to provision troops in
winter quaEe,s. L e with great difficulty
to supplied with halt ratlons. II It were the
intention Of the Federal General to remain at
rest during this Winter, and strike hia decl-
sfye blow next Spring, certainly he would
not collect bis whole force on one barren
spot fouror hve months before the time Of
action. He woald let It Winter in detach-
ments ut points OF conslderable distance
from esch ether, that they might draw sup
plies from large extent. It Is impossible to
behold the gathering Of troops from Essta and
West at Chattanooga without 4 conviction
fhat they are soon to be used.
and Hucn to hope fiom 1t. Our army Is fully
as large as any General can handle, composed
: Of 1he best material, restored to confidence
in itself By the victory Of Chickamauga. and
must be attacked In chosen positions. 1t It's
General IL competent and watchfal, the re-
eu1t will be sure victory. But the advance
Of Grant, when It Is made, will be as sudden
as an avalanche. That is his STYLE OF war,
and In 1t he won Douelson and Bakers Creek.
II the Confederate army IL again >caught as
atthe latter pltce, ~he1e one-ban were sur
prited and routed ard the other not engaged,
the result may be tie catastrophe Of Georgia.
TIE QUARREL BETWEEN BRAGG AND Ills
, 1863-11-25

CONVERSATION WITH PER
~ Sons HAVIEG WEAK CHEsT3-DR. DIo
LEWIS O Boyton. , ho VI eetu.e It BfJaa Hsll on
vii ouf1tE the cay. Mo- day Eo7. g. .: the stfrmaa
Heuse. csaveszo With pc sols bavlaz WEAK L7sds,
. Ter hy 2teplc nj a4urts Al may be Needed.
rex at.ia
, 1863-11-25
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, wnr,

!IAlN q I ANCE.~Ihe WOEF
dsrfa1 C1alzyoyant acd poct1ea. MADAME
G3HN1bThR tas JuSs arrived n Chicago, and tRkan
Roor3l nt IS seuth C1a'k street.. VI sho may bs
copsRteo da1y in lthe Affairs or nfe ehe
Aa16tone Hblch vi draw the poison from my
wonpd. TerHs low. and satstAcIou given 10 al.
, 1863-11-25
Anltiu1, 5uls1.

GILBERT d SAMPSON,
~ General Aucnondefs H Is & t3 Daa1boEak3.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY Nov 18th 1t sH O'Clock NO o1sll
EEL It onr Ralea1tos ~, - and 43 ueAIoMn sueek
KcnFs n 4 Sol tHehko9
PAEL0R, CaAM33E AND
bliING RCQN FUEFITURE
Elegant Ca7mae. aatt7 Rca Pat!or B3tts, LAzso
FItLch f1a1o Mirror. With = Kenssal AAogttneQ. Qf
hcutsI Rcocs. alLBkkT = 1AAPSDB,
Ee25 rls1.3t Anc.ionoera.
, 1863-11-25

HUBBARD & HUNT, Agents.,
Ill CHICAGO. ILL.,
FuI cer pr Aues art ~ the L&wt OF zach sseso 4
With tha thRD11 doeA oxsate89.
, 1863-11-25

r. OANS ON REAL ESTATE.-
i I We ase constantly prepared to negotiate loans
upon real eseAs 10 city Tor tao Of years n ms
IcNest current rites
Il. MI T., OLM&TED b CO..
oYi n1t7 Su1 ! Corner L$kE ead 1A1R1Ia- Gts,
, 1863-11-25

The War in Tennessee.
The Quarrel Between Bragg and his
Generals--.-Antt ther Battle
Imminent. -

As the Kncxville Rtgfster, now Published
Ia Atlanta, is supposed 10 be IN the confidence
Of Gen: Br,Eg. ard as one II glad to have auy
aott Of lcdiestlons II what Is going for ward
In those parts. se give an article from that
Journal, IN reply to eoae observations Of the
Ht6ez. '..'
BRAda's MOVEMENTS The Atllnta Regis
is filling back on Dalton. Itproteeses not 10
believe the ruaor. but 1l5o.s industriou:ly to
apologize for it If tfne.-Reba.
:. Tee roa6 from Chickauaugs Station to the
ca1apa Of Brage's army il very much cut up
OF EccorIt Of the recent rains In that region,
aud The travel over tho road II In almost as
bad q condition aa was tie road from Centre
vile to Manassas In 1sGl.-Rt6t1.
There arc no obstacles In the ray OF bring
Irg up supp'iea fro1u Nashville to tha Fed
efala, except the occasiona1 one5 created by
the raids Of cur enterprising guertllls, which
a1e only temporary aud sooa removed
The last two extracts hare bearing oa ths
flnt, unless Bragg can clo:e the ''winio9s
of Heaven aud build Giants Cause vay."
But hear the Rebel again, 1t Il surely in.
PEELED BY no motives Of kindness to General
Bragg, and yet 1t snstains III In tha very au.
ticipated movements suggested By the Re3is-
Ia. come days ago:
NC AAf6, Eefe4 MAts 10. WHkOn pfof!elo1a
oVe1 bad road, through Chickamauga Creek
and Cattanooga Run, over a.ampy, miry
eonh, &c y. Me tne enemy ytr y Witmn asa I"o niles
sport his supplies. A. i1e winter ann annroaches.
ar bad weather renders the roadt more and
more impsseablo 10 Wissionarr RIDE. the
sufIerirge and annoyances Of aur arIn3 viii
frcreMe. NecesgitY viii comnel Rn9y tn
abandon bis present tens13le line a]onr 5fis.
gionsrv RIDGE for one fnrther ia the re3r .nd
VI era thn fiankfnp manrnyres of the enemV
viii lind aim with less adTantace. The hooes
Of an adysnce into Tennessee nre cTadn3fiv
dissipatinr. Tha best informed military An.
tho1itT @ cs6not conceive W wav bV which ThicR tha M
enemy nav be :snccessfniiy fianked. Whiie It
ID admitted on all si,Ies- that a direct n.ssn1t
Is nnf nt he onestinn:' Va hcrtn rnw ~
tear thst he he afmy Till not sdyanceLbut the
reye,sa' "A'1 N@S' 'A''
WIN does tha R.b-1 1tae1f s.1ahor 3odoetrs.
ous,V tn anolopize" f,r nm antfrinatcfi ~,
freaT ~ Nm Rrooos M fhe nstent f.cts
and Necessities Of ~ .ss}tnationss camna1 Il
| r. ~ ~ i1s9ira r. tbe ceca%sIsin Eh,afS ~
w. Gtffsr from tbe IL; n tffa That w~ n
| mt he1ieve fhot RrsoD wii1 ratra,t Ia nev 80
| 81 chance h,s nnsfti6e55 .sxe hetora statai
| ~ ~ cn3hia IN - nG,,nm"rte.ta ,r,th H.
, 1863-11-25

SUPPLEMENTARY MAILS for easteru cities al
Canada are snspe nded under this arrangement.
, 1863-11-25

Have eye1, thing thst Blsekamiths. P1owmaktxs md
Wegon Builders des ~, and In fulutas OF 2sGEt
4 Hent, qusn'y Of stock k1d prcla for 1a9a CA rot
tpc III, ot b. splpbaEed, G30. p. HALL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-13
FROM THE UPPER POTOMAC.



New YORK, July / "A special from Fred
erick, July | |, to the Tribune says rustwor-
thy information indicates that the rebels have
pontoon bridge sent from Martinsburg. and
that Lee is now crossing his army at Falling
Waters. We drove their pickcts in this
morning to st. Josephs College on the Downs
"ille road. do not believe Lee will venture
an engagement. We captured 100 prisoners,
mostly Georgians, yesterday.
Another special to the Tribune dated at
BoonSboro, July IL, says This morning at
daylight the enemy abandoned the line of the
Antetam and retreated towards Williamsport
Citizens report that the rebel generals told
them there would be no fighting unless at
Williamsport. Rebel pickets are at the Ha-
gerst0wn pike, this side of Funkst0wn. Be
fore night Gen Meade will know whether the
rebels will fight or retire. All quiet las night
and no sound of guns to 10 o'clock to-day.
Gen. Meade has his forces ready to he used
as may he necessary. The roads are in good
condition; weather fine.
Col. Stoughton, of the Alb Vermont was
wounded in the field during the skirmish of
yesterday. His wound is not serious. For
ty-fve men of the 9th corps were wounded
yesterday. Tine 9th Is the only corps that
was engaged. The old Vermont brigade did'
most OF the fighting 1t was with difficulty
that the officers could restrain the men from
rushing forward on the enemy regardless of
his numbers. This old army is burning with
zeal to be led against the enemy.
Since the above dispatch was written, APP
parently trustworthy information asserts that
the main body of Lees army has fallen back
into position on the neck of land opposite
Falling Waters.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-13
Five Days later from Enrops

CAPE RACE, July l0.-The Jura from Liv-
erpool July I'd, via Londonderry July Sd, has
passed this point,
The government had been defeated by an
immense majority, on a vote for the purchase
OF the late exhibition building. A great fire
had occurred in Water street, Liverpool, by
which large quantity of cotton was destroyed.
Loss from 100000 to 100000, which is be-
lieved to be covered by insurance.
The Paris Patrie contradicts the story that
a large armament is being undertaken by
France, with a view to certain eventualiteS
which may take place in the north of Europe.
The confederates are reported to have made
proposals to the Spanish government for re-
cognition, with the sanction and support of
Napoleon.
A revolution has taken place at Madagas-
car. The king was assassinated and the min
listers hanged. The widow of the king was
proclaimed king.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-13
BY TELEGRAPH.
For --latest Dispatches see Second Paoe.
Reports From Lees Army,
LEE HAS LEFT HAGERSTOWA !
Our Army Not Asleep,


CHAMBERsBURG, July 11.-Lee's army,
which has been occupying position around
Hagerstown for the past four days, began to
move at five o'clock last evening. At Hagers-
town the rebel army divided, portion of it
taking the road to Williamsport, and the other
portion moving out on the national road to-
wards Clear Spring. What the intentions of
the rebels are, is not known at this time The
portion of the rebel army which took the Clear
Spring road may take an interior road in the
direction of Williamsport, five miles out.
Several parties have arrived here, who left
Hagerstown at nine this morning, and all say
there are no rebels in that vicinity. 1t is not
known that the Potomac is not fordable, and
it is feared that Lee has devised some means
OF making his escape, or that he may be NOV
ing towards Virginia, taking sufficient time
for the river to fall and thus avoid giving bat.
tie.
Two hundred and ten rebel prisoners left
here to-day, for Harrisburg. Gen. Dana ar
rived here to-day for the purpose of taking
command of one of the divisions under Gen.
Couch COUGHS headquarters are here :;
he will take the command of the troops in per-
son.
HAGERsrowN, July 1.-THE rebel army
were evacuating Hagerstown at o'clock last
evening. Their rear guard left at 8 this A. NJ
The rebel army was divided into three col
umns, marching in the direction of the upper
Potomac, taking three different roads. Not a
rebel, wounded or well, was left behind. The
rebel army had with it its entire supply and
ammunition trains. They had not built any
earthworks in the vicinity of Hagerstown
They admitted that they were short Of ammu-
milton and had scarcity of provisions The
citizens believe the rebels have retreated to
Wllliamsport for the purpose of eifccting a
crossing. \ party Of residents Of Chambers.
burg left for their homes this morning; they
had been detained here by the rebels Ha-
gerstown is stripped Of everything valuable in
the shape of movable property. The rebels
did not burn any buildings nor did they dis
turb the railroad between Greencastle and
Hagcrstown.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoroMAC,
July ll.-Hhere has been no fighting to- day,
beyond few unimportant skirmishes. Our
forces are in n position to advance and give
battle when the proper hour arrives.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-13
MOrtester Daily SPY
THE DAILY SPY.
letter from View Orleans.

The Texans Threatening the City-A Battle at Don
acknowledgements ictOry-A Louisiana Brig
AIDE to be raised to Defend New Orlcans-Order Of
Gen. Shepey-Ai fairs at Port lludson-A Volun-
teer Stormng Party Raised on Gen. Banks order
The City qiet.-Heath OF the City and II oops
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-13

Anti-Rebel Demonstration.
SUCCESS or THE EXPEDITIONS


NEwBERN, N. c., July 9.-The legislature
of North Carolina is now in extra session on
financial matters. The Raleigh On. ca Reg
lister, rebel print, in referring to this extra
session, says, "there is mischief brewing,
which bodies no good to the confederate cause,
and the history of this legislature does NOT
warrant us in expecting anything but mischief
at its hands" The Register continues: "The
governors organ, the Raleigh Standard, is
doing all in its power to incite the people to
rebel against the confederate government"
The members of the legislature from Caswell
county, have come out for reconstruction of
the Union, and the Wilmington Journal says
other members are intending to openly adyo-
cate the same thing
The expedition which left Newbern on the
night of the Sd inst, returned on the morning
of the 18th, having successfully accomplished
its object. Gen. Hickman, commanding the
infantry and artillery, attacked the enemy near
Kinsten, where he compelle the enemy to re-
main, while Lieut.. Col. Lewis and Mai. Cole
with sixteen companies of cavalry, proceeded
on to Viennasville, where they struck the
Wilmington and Weldon railroad, which the
cavalry destroyed Tor great distance by bend
ing double the rails, burning bridges, &c. An
extensive sabre mandatory at Kenneysvllc
with 0,000 sabres, was burned, and also an
extensive knapsack factory with some 20, 1000
knapsacks. Nearly every town through which
he cavalry passed contained Il rebel commits
sary depot full of confederate stores, which
were also burnt, with great quantities of cot
ton, pitch tar rosin and turpentne. Horses,
mules, negroes, &C., were captured in great
numbers.
Some 5000, 900 in confederate money were
81,
and large amounts from other tax collectors,
amounting to nearly half million dollars,
which, with the amount of property DESTROYED,
is a severe blow to the rebel cause in North
Carolina; all of which was accomplished
without the loss of a man on our side. The
enemy were unable to meet our cavalry, for
want of force. Gen. Hickman sustained no
loss in his artillery duel with the enemy at
Kensington. Lieut.. Col. John G. Chambers.
o3d Massachusetts, vino has distinguished
himself in so many battles, was wounded in
the shoulder by ball, while leading his regi-
ment forward, though his wound Is not seri
Gus. He tainted on the field; and, after his
wounds were dressed, he resumed his position
at the post Of danger.
Mai. General Foster has paid handsome
compliment to all the officers and men of the
expedition, for their brave and efficient con-
duct. James n. Muller, distinguished citi-
zen of Baltimore, arrived here yesterday. on
important business for the treasury DEPART
ment.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-13

FOR THE IVES I
Il BY ALL ROUTES.
Inquire OF n. NJ. WITTER,
Woycesfer and NaShun Railroad 0fiice,
au9a AZ No. s Bank Block.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-13

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an ineh), rst Insertion s each subsequent insertion
" ecnts' one week, s2 two weeks, 50 rs; one month
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IN MEsnLY First insertion 81 per square, each sub
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80, ~ 40 grdtmtous Advertisements No report reso
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bic for any errors that may occur beyon the anonn
charged for the Advertisement. @'0"'''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-13
BUSH q co. Druggists,
d&wtf 81 Front street, Worcester
=. A DESIRABLE REsIDENCE
For particulars enquire of D. II. EAMES,
m23 DIFF Corner Of Main and Front streets.

EOR SALE-A COTTAGE House, No.
a 81 Laurel street containing twelve rooms, suitable
ior one or two families wash house, with copper
kttc wOOGhOuse aud shop, failing well Of good
SOFT water, all on $500 feet Of land well stocked with
hearing FRUIT Trees Hurrant Bushes, Grape Vines &c
For particulars enquire on the premises.
jel7 dams
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-13
fpr Sale Of On Eet.

ENOR SALE-One beautiful lot 125X60,
making 1900 square ieet the corner OF Queen and
Chandler streets; price si7OD-tcrns easy. Address
nChl3 diff BENZ. ID. Err, Taunton, Mass.
TO LET-Store No 1l9 Main street,
4 occupied for three years past, by Draper and
Tailor RenAtow, and possession given from date.
JAMES GREEN.
June 1865. If ie3
ET0R SALE-The House situated No
Cherry street. formerly occupied by VIM f. Wood.
1t is well arranged for two families, with hard and soft
water variety ofruit &c. aud is good opportunity
FOR an investment Inquire Of
apl diff JAMES r PIERCE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-13
EOR SALE AT A BARGAlN
DESIRABLE INSTRUMENTATION
VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE.

The LOT on Lincoln street. opposite the mansions
OFF. L. MOen and W q. Thompson Esqrs., suitable for
the erection Of Machiae Shops Boot Mandatory or
Bt0ck Of Houses, VIII be sold low Tho Lot fronts on
Lincoln street Ia feet and $50 feet doep, bounded west
by Mill Brook and IS the line Of the RnllroId
Three Lots on Front street. suitable for Stores adoin-
Ing tho new store Of George cssOns corner Of
Front and frumbul streets also the next south on
Trumbull street, now occupied a wood ward
FRANCIS H. DEWEY,
mch28 DIFF 2l5 Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-13
4 DWELLING HOUSES 49,
N FOR SALE. ,LslI.
H., FARM FOR SAFE IN UPTON

On DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR
Hiii SALEThe subscriber offers for sale his Estate
Es.< No. Az Elm street, the of West street.
633 by 1872.
The House Is In complete repair abundantly supplied
with hard ana SOFT water above and below; cellar floor
lad IN cement; furnace, gas throughout, bath roon
with hot and cola water, &c &c.
The grounds about the house in good condition
and contain number OF fruit ornamental trees and
shrubs.
10 any one desiring residence in this neighborhood
the above affords rare opportunity Possession given
Immediately.
m30 Gu EDWARD L. DAVIS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-13
Real Estate.

On SUBURBAN RESIDENCE FOR
Egiii SAl,E-one mile north from The Post ONCE with
ssiil-seven acres of land Buildings nearly new Also
for sale lot s. by 95, Elm street, Of Fruit
street. Apply TO
apo DIFF CHARLES NASH