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, 1863-08-20

Wheat-The market was extremely quiet t,.asv. and
fn1nSa tnsIs Easa good attendance u she Hoard
Wa no speculative or shipping inquiry. The oniY
fsio Eas m Sas q Isd o p Al Il g. Cora-No fe.
"a! quetano1 Cats-Dr;i and heaYy. Hta no demand,
, 1863-08-20
Visible through the opening Of the rocks.

CAMP MEETING BOARDING TEST.-If sufl-
cIent encouragement be given, John Wright
the confectioner, s3 Clark street, will open a
boarding tent On the camp grounds, near
Desplalnes station. Those who are intending
to attend this gathering, aud who look to be
supplied from this source, must give their
names to-day, us Mr. Wright does not pro-
pose to establish himself on uncertainties.
Mn1T4nT.-Eyery member Of the Ellsworth
Battalion, the Chicago Citizen Corps, Chicago
Light Guard and other companies forming for
Col. Hancock's Independent Chicago Regt-
ment, is earnestly requested to appear at the
Arnory In Garrett Block, this evening, at
eight o'clock, sharp, for the election Of off,
GERS and the transaction Of other important
business, See advertisement.
, 1863-08-20

Fon Copz11cn AND BUTFALo-The splendid
steamer ontopagon will leave this evening at I
o'clock for Maeklnac. Golerdch and Buffalo. Tick
cts to New York, Boston, Philadelphia and all
the principal points East and Cannda ut reduced
rates Parties wishing to enjoy trip Oh the lakes
should GILL and securu state rooms curly.
T. J. Pnn1ps, Ticket Agent.
Ot11ec 17Q South Water street, cor. Lasal1c
, 1863-08-20

PORT OF CHIuAGo.

/ .pT77rn
Etms f,1s eq fea Brd fa1St ITo iAyers sunslftes.
schr Commencement, Eaniiis. iIoiian GO N stayes.
schr @ SSsela ~, aNn r. tani fsf II corLs wood
Schr Frcedcru hdams ChcEnho1niIr n easds Nooa
Schr EatI}a TnoafotI nae14 ~ Goes!s WSon
tc. - es' N>@''~o' ~ ~ Aaui
Schf Tacfne Williamson Uay lu Noe ~ n, 1r,phcr an
1ath- ~ - ~ S
Schr r. B. Hubbard. Thomson. Nuskc.ou 10 m lurn
bcr.
Eclr Helen keut Cameron Nusfevon r. m 1rrnher -
| N latin ~ 49, 1A.A -
Echr Gcsinc. Donovan SIanItowoc 70 cor11s Hoaf
Schf E, H. Shoya. Schlobohu MpsSewon A m lunhrr
| Echr L. c. Irwin Taylor sIuakeSop fj hi inmhcr
Ethr Guile BusEcss St Joseuh q m inmher k ror,t
bolts. >0 ~e'"e
| Is m shingles 1' " N 'S
scow HiroHde!fc Thomson Ealatuazoo q, m ]umbe,
100 N shingles -.
|
Prom CITY Of Iostnn Aicfen1sr 5r'ienah,r, N NJ In
, 1863-08-20

Co-T0E--QDfet AID unchausei At &C for NijlttnR
g. s1sa : 81 e Sss
sad f. s:sis 4 es *'e Il:
e s 1 Efa issas Sss la
II G$ssE,11whea. sssree nd hra. Common grades
q = ios AawaaSee e1S SlisG1s Il a. wi!ler rod
shprhF msed Weste1n nearly III at tn sftss nrca
oats 10y er and moderate business doing at sa55is
TooL-Qnict asd prices without decided change.
p s'1s e a and hc2yy Nssf u
xss1 u sSs e M
Lard firm md tn fair demand at 9x91o'ic.
Bul7n1o Markcts-Aug. 10.
EIorR-9njet and unchanged;
nm = ssssc mostly as SC: Other g7aias qaies-
KH1sKr-stsady at Exc.
i1rosfs-soo0 6rls -four, 1900 ou wheat, 81, ,too bn
E1oars-6 coo b1ls -four 1900 bu wheat. -. .eoo bu
corn.
The Foreign Mnrkets.
PER STEAMER s1Doxl rBy Telegraph
III 55FsfFoo1. sFsa. Aug. 1-cozToS-F1meF and prices
REEapsIgYys-Dnn.
F1oua-Rp 12 and tendency Downward.
GEAIE-Nheat heavy md 159i lower, Corn steady
* ; y M Bacon I'm. 1asa quiet but
LosDox, Ang. IL -baEAnsr1TFs-Dnua and tendency
GnooEsTEs-sugar steady. Coffee nrm. Ten quiet
LATEST.
~, HRrooI A1s closed buoy"
B1E 1EApsfryFs-1nact've, and prices for -four and
wheat tend doTnwa1d. Com hrmer.
LosDos, Aug. 12-coyso1s-e for money.
, 1863-08-20

NINTH WAsD U.7oN GrAnD, ATTEST1oyl- There
VII be meeting Of the above co ps, on the corner
OF HaneoIph aud Clinton streets, on Thursday
officers. Pez order Of Committee. :.
, 1863-08-20
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trionne.1
BRtpGgroHr, Aug. 19, 1865.
CLEARED
D / E ]
Reliable Railroad Ttrne Tstss.

on sa'nEtsg taa n I3th h i1Et: tp,my CT eho!sra
ter of George c. II. and Eczema S. Wolfe, a,,eG 5
rrn % y
, 1863-08-20
COMMERCI AL

WEDNESDAY, E7Es1so. Aug. 70, 1863.
EEcEpTs Fon TIE LAST TwEyTY-YouR TOURS,
Flour. Wheat. Corn. Oats. RE. Drl :.
, 1863-08-20
Gl)ifa9o @rilr1te.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 90, 1868
THE CITY.

Union 1EAdrE.-There Will be meeting
Of Council No. 2, West Chicago, this, Thurs
dny, evening, at the usual place. All mem
bcrs arc requested to be present.
, 1863-08-20

BASE BA1L-There will be baseball
match to-day, at 8 p. m., on the West Side
Cricket Grounds, between the Garden City
ard Okcsola Clubs, Of this city.
, 1863-08-20

their ehare OF hard lifts. Mother Pluto SELL
icctnstcad Of apples and drives a good busi
ness. Let no one fail to see the Seven Sis
ters. The neSt attraction will be t.Dot,' dra
rnntised from Dickens - Cricket on tbs
Hearth" and said to be most beautiful and
interesting play. Remember the "Seyen SIS
te1s'' on Saturday afternoon for the children.
Let them all Zee It.
TIE LAEE ExcpRs1ox.-The excursion to
st. Joseph by The steamer Planet, on Monday,
the 2aih inst. Promises to be the most pleas
ant offair Of the Kind which has been offered
to the public for some time. No pains have
been spared by tie owners and officers Of tho
bout to make their arrangements IS complete
, ns possible, with view to secnxe to ali pa1d-
.cipators thorough enjoyment OF the trip 4
firxf rnte band has been engaged, aud the spa
cious end well ventilated cabins Of the Planet
afford erc1y tacllity to ali who may desire to
4'lning1e in the 1nazcs Of the dance" A visit
to the mammoth Michigan peach orchards is
alone well worth the price charged for the
TIP. fare for the round trip only s200-ex-
pursiorists providing their own refreshments.
LAYTON BLACEHEnR1Ks.-t Is singular
tAm growers Of fruit for this market do not
oasca1c all seedlings Of mediocre and infs-
f.of quality, and devote their attention exclu-
sasely to the better and larger varieties. We
a.e 1eo 10 make this remark on discovering
44aeFenee between the Lawtou B!a:k-
Toens,, s,uNn ~ BY Samuel jackson, Of st,
w,,,c5, has s1ssss, nsae an excellent sample Of
WINCH Aao oeso p1ncca uf,nr cr- +.b,. ~, r.
Is. Plstt G5 Randolph s,rect I ana taute os NJ
by many Of retail dealers under @ Hss tSs a' no.a
of"IAston." While the form.- er ~ eas name 1a
rs wn1nuts, sweet and luscious becona 1AtEe as
scription, the Latter are small, sour. nna ss
cidedly unattractive. Doubtless, some al,sv.
aEce should be made for the difference IN
soil, but re imagine the reason mainly to liz
first in the judicious selection Of stocks.
and subsequently in thorough and intelligent
culture. At III cycnts, we have never seen
the "1a~ton'' 50 perfect In all respects as
these.
, 1863-08-20

We have received the following gem from q
soldier in the 1Iarine Hospital, with request
to print. The document explains ITSELF The
envelope bore the following superscEiption:
rn Ehaeenn Tr3hnnN
, 1863-08-20

PnEsESTA11oR.-A very pleasant affair
transpircd last evening ut the armosy OF the
Chicaeo Light Infantry, just previous to the
company's breaking ranks. Capt Dewitt
was called to the front and presented with
complete uniform, tho gilt Of the members of
his COMPANY.
, 1863-08-20

DRowrHn.-A boy, nine years old, the son
Of Mrs. 4 Black, who resides on the corner
Of Monroe and Pcotia streets. while fishing
yesterday from the breakwzter, fall overheard
aud was drowned. H1s body has not yet been
recovered.
, 1863-08-20

EVANSTON Excuns1os.-The Desplaines
to Evanston to-day, the Goth, leaving
the MIlwnukee Railroad Depot, corner OF Ca
nal and Kinzie streets, ut 6:45 a. N. Tickets
for adults fifty cents; Tor children twenty-five
Polynesian., 1863-03-14
LAW REPORTS

nor SALE AT THIS OFFICE, THE FIRST VOLUME
of the Hawaiian Reports comprising many oi Ihe mus.
important Decisions and Rulings of the Superior courts
This kingdom during years ending with 1856 eonPeo
bv GEORGE NJ. RoBERrsON. Do.
Prize FIVE dollars. bound in cali o"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-02-14
3eitmmas1efebe: + {:

!, qas atrnRsmeut tam nitt str 9ttunci9
...,,,r. Es aQs 9tuditanrs tt,ott finr.
>, Gos Qtcurcmcnt mira ais fcrttaufsnc m
,,-,8,,t wsnn ss nt.ft auIrrudIih atttiteat pirr.
81 Ger trsj 9tun'mern elmer 3ettu"3 'n"tmmt
,, #. aSrnnsmt ongeifen I'M bat safir 3at<
mgp tsiN'n.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-02-14
81 c binQu II q c II.

9.s ,,.9srmaunsr @rIrsslatt" ts'
f4.irt itrrn Samiras unr trittt i1hrti9
,rr,i Oclars in haibtibrIieasr Scraus'
;aSlun5. Anjtrs:n msrpsn jH eea nc
ttnf,btneeu StrnSuuSea aul9cncm'
nm siastrc Guse;Stu TeF'e" 'm Ser'
ti!tnit ttrtEnfi.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-22

him if he made the least noise The burglar
then stole from under his pillow $2500 in
greenbacks, $40 in gold, and 81 in another
coin. He coolly counted it in Rosenthals
presence, pronounced it right, and then left.
The commissioners from the several north
ern states interested in the cemetery at Get
tysburg, held a meeting in Harrisburg on the
18th, at which the plans for the proper COM
pletlon of the cemetery were agreed upon
The estimated expenses, including the cree
ton of an appropriate monument, toot up the
amount of $63, 500-to defray which the sew
eral states will be asked to appropriate sums
of money, to be determined by division of
the expenses according to representation in
Congress.
patriotic old lady recently sent three
smoking caps as presents to officers in the
army fthe Potomac. One was for General
Meade, and the others must be given, one to
a tetota!ler, and the other to the one who
never INDUCES in profanity. Gen, Williams,
chief of Gen. Meade's staff, took the anti
profanity cap, and Gen. Hunt the temperance
cap. a great deal of fun is made about these
presents.
The murder of the Mexican general Com
montult by his own countrymcn is confirmed.
The archbishop of the city of Mexico, ut the
head of the church party, is in high dudgeon
because the French will not restore the church
property contScated by Juartz.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-22
The War News.
REPORTS FROM RICHMOND.

REPORTS FROM RICHMOND.
A man who has lived in Richmond, Va
the past five years, and has Just reached
Washington, says the forts about the city arc
sparSely manned, and that the number OF guns
mounted Is small compared with the extent OF
the works. From the armory in Richmond
ana the works at Fayetteville, n G., about
three hundred guns per week are turned out.
AT the Iredegar works their heavy guns have
oeen hoped. Arrangements are being made
by which they hope to make two thousand
rifles per month. The principal powder man
utactory is at Augusta, Ga. The loss of
stocking machinery at Fayetteville would
prove irreparable. Until a very late date
drawing of projecties adopted by cur govern
nent were received from Washington, and in
some cases their manufacture commenced in
Richmond even before they were made here
Flour is Sl25 per barrel. The arrival of the
French corvette to remove the French tobac-
co occasioned loud opposition, unless the
French should remove the blockade. South
Carolina is openly denounced, and the people
are anxious for an exchange Of prisoners.
FIGHTING IN EAST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DEATH OF LONGsTREET.
Inc Cincinnati papers publish dispatches
dated Cumberland Gap. Dec 10, by which it
appears that on the I4th Gen. Longstrpct d.
yided his army, one part making AN attack en-
Beans station, and the other at Kellys ford,
the design being to cut off Gems. Shackelford
and Foster. movement by General Ferrero
frustrated the plan. The battle at Beams sta
ton lasted from o'clock till dark, when Cen
Shackeltord withdrew with Il loss of 100 to 200
killed and wounded. Our forces were concen-
trating at Blair's Cross Roads. Heavy firing
was heard on the 18th, between Tazewell and
Cllnch river. 1t is reported that Gen. Long
street is killed, and that his forces are com
pletely surrounded.
During the march of our troops from Chat
tanooga against Longstreet, at Knoxville,
Gsangers corps got in advance of Longstreet's
ammunition train. while Towards corps was
in the rear. There being no escape for the
train, forty loads of ammunition and two To-
comotives were run into the river at Loudon
VARIOUS MATTERS.
Richmond papers of Dec. 10 SAY that the
IronsldeS and three of our monitors are en-
tangled in the harbor Instructions, and will
have to be abandoned.
1t is said that Gen. Rosecrans is to succeed
Schofleld in Missouri, and Gen. Curtis is to
have command of the new department of
Kansan.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-22

1t is said that petroleum or hydro carbon
oils cal be used in the navy or elsewhere, for
generating steam, at a great saving upon the
present mode; in fact, that a steamer can
remain out to sea three times as long, and at
the same time save in labor and welght-all
of which prophecies a revolution in the mode
OF generating steam.
In a New York horse car last week, kero-
sene lamp exploded with loud report, burn
ing the passengers coats and dresses, and
setting fire to the straw on the floor.
Prot. Whitney of Yale college is to give a
special course Of lectures on language before
the Smithsonian Institute at Washington the
present winter.
The dwelling Of Mr.. Rosenthal, in Indiana
polls, was entered by burglars on the night OF
the 18th, one Of whom stood ovsr him with a
knife, he being IN bed, and threatened to kill
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-22
MOrtester 4aiIg SPY



We reprint from Washington contempo-
rary the following admirable and valuable ad.
dition to the literature of musical criticism:
From the Washington Star
Boston has been greatly excited lately over
the Inauguration, at the Music Hall in that
city, of the largest organ in the world, built
expressly for ''the hub" by Welcher, of Wir-
temberg. The pressure of war news has pre-
vented us heretofore from noticing the organ
of organs in appropriate terms, but we now
propose to give the readers of the Star some
idea of the powers of the "great instrument. "
We make up our account from the Boston
papers and magazines, taking the precaution,
of course, to prune down their partial and
doubtless high colored statements to the
bounds of credibility.
This monster organ, then, is equal in power
to choir Of six thousand Threats. Its long
est windpipes are two hundred and thirty. i've
feet in length (requiriDg the erection of
tower for their special accommodation and
full-slzed man can crawl readily through
lta finest tubes. Eight hundred and nincty-
1Ye stops produce the various changes and
combinations Of winch its immense orchestra
is capable. Like all instruments of its class,
it contains several distinct systems of pipes,
commonly spoken of as separate organs, and
capable Of being played alone or in connec-
ton with each other. Four manuals or hand
key-boardS, and two pedals or foot KEY.
boards, command these several systems-the
solo organ, the choir organ, the swell organ,
and the great organ, and the piano and forte
pedal organ.
DIR. Holmes 60. W. says it was at first
proposed to move the sixty-fve pairs of bel
lows, designed to fill the monster instrument,
by water power derived from the Cochituate
reservoirs, but it has been found more con-
Venient to substitute two nine horse power
selt-regulating Ericsson engines as a motive
power DIR. Holmes says these engines keep
an even stroke and work admirably He adds
that no description will do justice to this stu
pendous instrument. 1t requires six able
bodied organists to manipulate this immense
musical machine; and those engaged at the
Inauguration at the Boston Music Hall, were
j. h Paine, organist of West church, Bos-
ton; Eugene Thayer OF Worcester; b. j.
Lang, of the Old South church; DIR. Tucker
man, Of st. PauPs church; j. IL. Wilcox of
the Church of the Immaculate conception;
and &. w. Morgan, of Grace church, New
York. They were selected with reference to
avoirdupois as well as musical qualifications,
their weight ranging as follows
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-22
T. S I o + b o X S
FOR SALE BY
G. ROUT Sc BIG ElOW,
$50 Main Street.

My Farm Of Edgwood, by the author of "Reveres of
"reminiscences of Amherst College, by Edward Hitch
Peter Carradlne, by Caroline Cheesboro
Husks, Marion hgrland.
Jean IngelOw's Poems.
Tales of a Wayside Inn.
Letters to the Joneses. BY TltcOmb.
The Old Helmet, by the author of Wide Wide World.
vols
Tales from Genesis. Second SERIES
Glimpse Of the World.
Queen Nab. by julia kavgnaulh.
Household Friends for every Season.
The Miracles of Christ, by lievey.
StanleY's sermons IN the East,
Three Years in Japan In vols
The sioux War and Alassscrcs of 1852 and 1868.
The Fatal Marriage, by Mrs Sogtllworth.
The Ring of Amasis of 1862 and 1863.
Knapp's French Grammar.
Hookers Chemistry science for schools and families.
Age Of Fable; Age Of Chiyary; Legends of Charlie
magne by Buhnch. New editions.
the Bivouack and the Battlefield, by Capt Noyes
Wild Scemcsin South America, by Psez.
The Races OF the Old World, by Charles H. Brace.
History of Civilization, in vols, by Guizot- New
edition.
History Of the Romans New edition.
Lady, Almanac for 1864.
warrens Household Ply stefan. New edition.
John Marchmont's Legacy.
The Cruelest Wrong OF All.
Memoirs Of Mrs. Bethune.
Juveniles.
The MIL Agent.
NV Days and Nights bv Carlton.
The Farmer Boy OF l776
Every Little Boy Book. illustrated.
Faithful and True.
Lessons on the Cross
Haunts Of the Wild Flowers.
The Golden Role.
] VIII be a soldier.
Soldiers Of the Riblo.
Cedar Rock stories. 5 vols.
Fairy Dreams.
Leslie stories. vols.
Sea and Land. by Wrasall
Dick oDslow Among the Red Skins.
DIS diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-22
TER MS OF ADvrRTrarWN.

IN THE DAILY srT:-one square" (thres fourtha Of
~ ihoh) hrst Insertion, ell; each subsequent insertion,
Doen"i one week, s2i two weeks, % Is; month
sai three months 81; year, s20 For half square
tne price will be three fourhs ofthe price square
inside Advertisements and Special Notices. extra prices
In WREktY First insertion 81 per square, each sub
sequent insertion IS cents.
gAll transient Advertisements must be paid In ad-
ednee Yearly or regular advertisers will be required
make quarterly payments
~ No qrdfIifouS Adverfisemsnts No report ram
lutons proceedings Of any corporation society OF
association and no communication designed TO call nt-
Lention co any matter of limited Individual interest,"
can De inserted unless paid for Advertisement.
70 The Publishers viii not hold themselves response
pc Tor any errors that may occur, beyond the amount
charged for the Advertisement
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-22
Grotkerp, Glass 09lare &e.

CROCKERY, GLASS AND CHINA
- WARE.
Purchase of Crockcry Ware will please call and ar
anime my new importatiens of
Jas. Edwards & Sons Rest White
LILY PATTI ERN
now opening at the PEOPLES STORE; the best and
handsomest Goods to be found In this Country and sel
ling at the Lowest Prices. j f. II )OD
22s Il 2SO Main street, Worcester Mass.
sH diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-22
RAIL AND WINTER CLOTHING
A. P. WARE & GO.

A. Z. WARE 4 co.
INVITE THE ATTENTION OF THEIR
CUSTOMS EsS AND TIL PUBLIC GEN
ORALLY, 60 THEIR VERY EXTEN-
SIvE PRODUCTIONS NEW CLOTH
ING, COMPRISING A GEN RA
STOCK OF sEAsONSELE ssAWMENT
ADAPTED TO TEE CONIFORT AND
TASTE OF ALL GLASSES OF PUK-
CHIASERS INCLUDING THE MOST
APPROVED VELTEES or THE
SEASON.
THE HoYs DEPARTMENT. Is IN
FULL STOCK, AND WELL BE FOUND
WORTHY OF "A CONTENUANCE OF
PAST LIB ERAL II ATRONAGE
IN TEL CUSTOM DEPA sTAIENT
WE HAVE TO OFFER QUITE THE
Ia &GEsT AND MOOT DESIRABLE
STOCK or OVERCO ATING AND
G1OnS FOR At4I. DESCRIPTIONS OF
REsi1AasL.ss @ GARMENTS EyER AID
VE&TIsED Al TiLs EsTAEIlsU~
MENr.
PERSONS IN WANT ow GOoDssN
EIrIaE5s DEEHART OF OUR
EsUDEN i.sS, \ ssE AZ Ess'ssC Ul.LY IN
VtrEO 'TO & LAG. AND F1EEEY Ex-
ANIME FEE SANE.
~ PU ssUss ASESS VT ssEt3tEa1
WIKI. BD WELE. 70 L0sbl6 sSVEH
OUR STOCK.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-22
It is Safe and Sure.

Dr. Stearns must be permitted 70 those desiring
his services that he has time unnecessary
questlons-that the Gas blessing from God to both
Dentist and Patent, and he respectfully requests all
DoUBTERs TO GO ELSEWHERE!
o23 FxN dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-22
Clothing.

ID R | G E S r f D U e E ID
The subscriber has large and wellsoected Stock of
WOOEEN GOuDA!
FOR ovERCoATS, UNDER COATS, PANTS AND
YESfSi
which he will make into Garments at
Greatly Reduced Prices.
All work warranted to give entire satisfaction Call
elsewhere.
Also constantly ON hand and f1r sale splendid as.
sortlnent Of GEN r. FURN lSIiING GOODS.
w. MECORNEY, Merchant Tailor,
NIL "a Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-22
THE LAUGHING GAS

DR. STEARNS would say In addition to tho above,
that he is permitted by g. B. CodmIu. NJ D. Of the Bos-
ton Dental Depot. who being dealer in Dental Matert-
ais has an extensive Acquaintance with Dentists in Bos
ton and ali over New England TO say that he has heard
but one opinion the part OF those who have used the
ftns nnmelY--nf entire anprOYal
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-22

DERSONS DESIRING A GOOD GAR
n MEST at a reasonable price, ShOJld visit the
alarg iRf:tOm 90 tlcr IothissH store, where
Clothing is sold LOWER ih@ ut auy Jher place in the
city. ID a E4MES,
Corner Man ana From Streets,
o26 diff opposite City Hall.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-22
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

1-s,, A Farm situated mile west of the centre Of
ns.A Shrewsbury said Farm contains So acres ofland
divided into moving pasturage and tilage and never
filling spring OF water. The Buildings are new and in
good repair win sell at bargain, or exchange for
house For further Information inquire at
the premises, or address l.. f BARNES. Shrewsbury,
Mass, or Il. Il. WALCOIT, at Rpley's Meat Market
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-22
miscellaneous
no THE HONORABIE THE SF

Two THE HONORABLE TIE SEN
4 ATE and House Of representatives. of the Com
-nOnwealth If Massachusetts:
Tue Worcester Hos Railroad ompanv, a cOrpora.
tiou duly established by law of the commonwealth re-
specially prays thai it NAV be empowered to increase
drel lhOusaUd Dollars
he Worcester Horse Railroad Company
Ky JAMES Il. BLAKE, President
Worcester Nov. q, 1853
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-22
HOUSE AND LOT FOR

1FffA HUUOE AND IU FUN oALE.
Ef;I At No. 4 Quincy street. Size Of lot so by 100
-salcct, House contains thirteen rooms, very con-
vcuent families and Is In good repair For fur
ther particulars apply 10 ISAAC FlsKE, No. Pied
90 DIFF d s. WOOD.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-22

HERBS OF ALL KINDS-Fresh, and
- true to the name, for sale by BUSH CO., "a
Front street. DIFF mylS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-22

Cornelius Conner fell from door in tn
fifth story of Gilbert x Co.'S wooden mill t
the ground, at Ware, on the 10th, breakin
his limbs and fractnring his skull. He live
but an hour and half afterwards.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-04-04

A friend whom NJ engaged TO purchase us
supply OF printing paper on the other side
Of The river. Ia. just returned. sud inform.
~ shat be applied y. several mills IN Geor-
gia. aud hiied to obtain any. Tina. II he
could have procured the paper, II would have
been slnos, impossible, owing TO the difficult
~ Of getting transportation, 10 have gotten
It through. We have sufficient paper on
hand to last at our present si1s. about niae
or ten weeks. Our supply Of paper has gone
rapidly. owing to an uuusus increase iu our
subscription list. Cuder tbe circumstances
We shall he compelled, (bat with great reIuc.
'Anccl 10 decrease our sheet until We can SEE
our way through. We hoi. 10 few week.
10 sgsin resume cur present sixe.