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, 1863-05-09

Ocean Freishts Mt New Yorlk-may @.
Frcghts are rather fsmer, and little more act
i've. To Liverpool, the engagements arc TO- 90 bu
6c0 pks ard and bacon at 15s117s Cd, and pcs
steamer, 2,0C0 boxes bacon ut a5s, and 500 tea
lard at 25s, To London: c0,ou0 bu wheat
and per neutral hag $50 ties lard at 25s. TO Hui,
per steamer: 500 bags c1overeeed at 40s. To Ham.
burg: ECO pkgs provisions at 3as I'd. The charters
are British brig to Cork for ordrre, with 16,O00
bu grain at lid; Britsh brig to Falmouth, with
gram, for orders to the Continent at lid and an
Italian brig, with petroleum oil, to Antwerp, at
, 1863-05-09
St. Louis Market-n1ay 7.

the reported sales summing up but little orer 1900
barrels of various country brands. at $4.00G4 rs
for low grade and scratched; *:o15. 90 for super-
fines $40 for single extra aud $6o37. 90 for double
extra to choice family. Wheat, and oats were
drmer. and better prices were paid for the 1sEt
two. Rye wasleea alm, with fewer buyers. Nothing
transpired in provisions and lard except the sale
Whisky declined, with email sales at Soc, and u
la1.er one at 37Hc per gallon. Hay Was nrmer,
with sales at per 100 lbs, the largest lot
At the outside price. Hides were STEADY At 17c q
D. Potatoes continued in good request. and prices
full for the quality of the offerings, that Of
most lots being common. A couple Of choice lots
garan grass seed was reported at <175 per bu, In
Guiding Sacks and lot Of fax seed at 81 50per bu
exclusive Of sacks. Eggs were ffmef, with sales
at llLEGlSc pef dozen.
, 1863-05-09

Nheat-Narket armer; Gales 1,e0O bu Michigan
white at 150c-an advance Of &c over former qrota-
tious; a5U bu and 5000 bu No. Rcd at i35c
Corn-We hear Of no sales; would probably sell
quote, 57G1ssc. Freisht-Grain frcights unchanged;
to Buffalo &c, to OsWego &c.
, 1863-05-09

T-Cook 4 McLain, IS Dearborn street and t2s
South Clark street. clean and dye ladies' dresses,
ehasvls, &c. Gcnts coats, vests and pants reno
rated tn superior manner. Donnets dyed,
Dleachttl md pressed In the latest style.
NH t}rr
, 1863-05-09

r. NERVOUS DISEASES AND PHYSICAL DER1tI-
lit, arising from Specific causes, in both sexes
new sid reliable treatment, in Reports Of the
Howard Afsociation-ecnt in eealcd letter cnyel-
opeR, free Of charge. Address, Dr.. j. Skillin
Hous hton. Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth
STREET PHILADELPHIA Pa au19-3W
, 1863-05-09

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trbune.]
BRrD9rorr. May 1863.
CLEARED.
1snthe, Norris, CO M lumber. % bris salt.
Humboldt, L4Sa1e. 4.57 Il lumber,
Alliance, Ottawa, IS ,995 II lumber 10 M In&h
lMT eItal, IASalle. eSli II lumber, - shingles.
pacotah, LaSnlle IS m lumber.
Portland Las allie. 10 tons ice. 80 brls salt.
Nra1or 6kS it lumber. m shingles
Eclipse Lockpor A5 # lumber, q br1s aals, 70 m
J. i. Harmon, Lasa1le. 125 toes icc 80 N lumber.
Contest. 1aSal1e. 1H tons Ice II n lumber.
Geo ashinEton. Laealle 1o tons ice n m lumber.
shinglcs. 30 bfls salt.
Terror. lemont-
Rescue. Summit.
keY cnI. Lssslie: IS tons leo. lgo bsls salt.
!: 1. Alexander, Lockport
B. a. fho1p. LaSalle 3 b.ls III. oa ibs saek SALT
lumber III siding ASSOC shis giles Is SO latn.
1,g5 ltt carpenter work
ARRIVED.
D. c. Norton. Prison. 10t CT rublo stons.
Cayurh LockpGrt. 800 bn eats.
Rsckct. Loekpore $40 bu cora, % brls dour.
Yts5 n A.s1es e 7as e.. snais stone
Gen. Batisr' Lsssile. s3 Is bn corn.
OTTAWA. Lzf ale. 8 COO bu corn.
yorktown, LaEalle. !, so hu cora
J& Il o1sTa. Lassne. Il aaS bucosu. 1928 lbs pro-
1uTess!sstrr. Athera. 50 cyds rrtle stone.
Tenor Athens. 30 yd+ rnh1e stone.
j. Harrington so In corn.
j. Halulin, LaSAle, !. 10 bu corn.
, 1863-05-09

tE- The Preparatory Class Of the School OF
Trade educatcs boys for business, and prepares
them to support Themselves. np14w
, 1863-05-09

WASTEp-A situation In a carpet room, by a
salesman Of long experience in botn wholesale and
rctail departments. and who cau give the bcst Of
references aB regards capacity, honesty; industry,
Address F. ]. r., Drawer l5o, Detroit, Mich.
, 1863-05-09

-D F. E. Mgby. 50 Randolph street, is selling
Paper Hangiu3s at less than New York prices, at
Wholesale and retail. The t1ade supplied on the
most liharal terms. apla5-1m-
, 1863-05-09

r. Public Speakers, Military men and Singers,
and all suffering from Irritation Of the Throat and
HoarEenest, will be agreeably surprised at the al.
Browns Bronchial Trochrs.' Their demnlcent
Ingredients allay Pulmonary irritation, and after
public speaking or singing, when the throat is
wearied and weakened hY too much exercise,
their use will giye renewed strength to the vocal
organs.
, 1863-05-09

At Valparaiso, on the sth Inst, Capt. JEREMY
Hl1OS formerly Of the Indiana Street u. E. Church.
Eh'css-. aged about 81 years.
AtLcRoy. Genesee County New Tosk Anrli 18th
Mrs AAFllA g.. wife Of .1u'iut A. Hays Of this clsy
, 1863-05-09
1t:ol11l0.

FOUND.-On the West Side, on
L Thursday, 7th Inst, . Watch-which the owner
can have By calling At office No. IL Metropolitan
Block, between the hours Of II ~ a1d P w. BY p,y-
lLE for this notice. m59 d.I It
, 1863-05-09

The regular meefing Of the Union Club will
lie held st their hall ID Dickey's building, op-
Iositc the fremont House, on Saturday eve
Ling. !Hay OH, ut Z 1-2 o'clock.
roilce u q Motirn to amend the Cnnst1tn.
titn, WAS giyen at the last meeting, which Will
cc1ur III, fur discussion and action. This, and
oillcr business uf importance, should Induce
j fall atttI dance Of members The Const1tu-
'tiun Las been. enrolled and Is now ready for
signatures cf members Of the Club, both old
and lew.
Good speakers will be present.
All mcn who love the Unidn. and are deter
mined that it shall be preserved, and hate cop
perheadism, apd Jtslre to sec 1t crushed COM
pletely out, arc Invited to come.
B: orde7 qf tte Executive Commsttee.
TkloS CLrn MEETING, 18TH WAEp:-Ihefo NV ~.
be syAEd rally of Union mep' on eatusu,J 1"a az
at the house OF Conrad Foiz: coloee " 49,
etrcct and North ATcnne. All Union men arc IN
yited to stterd.
81 order Of tho Committee
MONEY Donated TO TIE Ia SAIIE Co. SOLDIERS
AID SOCIETY, at the time OF the Hatlroade
to Chicago, April a3d. 1867:
From e. 4 RI Il. r. Co..-.....*.-~........$50.O 0.Ot
Nj. F, H. Eamcs, ChtCayo.... ......--. 6M
:. Mr. W Hoard, Chicago: 20t
~ Editors Chicago Tribune. a.5t
Mr ]. G. Stone. Ottawa. a.--.--.-........ 10.
Amoutt donated for the Great Western Band. a0.0
r., = - :.
, 1863-05-09

scnooL or TRADE, j. Dyhrentnrth, Principsl-a
practical institution, recommended BY the business
men nf Chicara an1ie1w
, 1863-05-09
A Copperhead Unmaske d.

The little Ibst exhibited more Of the Cop
perllead yesterday morning than It's Republi-
can readers supposed it possessed. The hypo-.
critical mask Of loyalty vas dropped, and 1t
stood under its real colors It takes no
special dispatches, and from the meagre news
transmitted by the Associated Press, its editor
got the idea into his pate that Hooker's army
was routed, and the rebels we're victorious.
Thcreupon the Ibsk VIA. made 10 say that the
Federal loss WAS 30, 600 to 40 600 men; that the
army was ruined, that Hooker WAS fool and
humbug; that the snail-paced and played
out Copperhcad, George B. Mcclellan, who
lost two campaigns aud 70, 900 men, was al
ready called BY the President to supercede
Hooker, but that he would not accept the
command until the President compiled with
certain demands. In this mean spirit the
editor chuckled over the news from the Po-
tomac army, insulting every Republican and
truly loyal Democratic reader the sheet has,
bdt undeceiying them at the same time. It
will be better understood hereafter
The Iast expects to be elected city printer
by the aid Of Republican votes. What claim
has the author Of the veto message upon any
Republican Alderman? The sccesh Times
was not half az contemplate or Copperhcad
yesterday morning in its comments on the
misfortune Of the Potomac army as the Rs..
It looks rs If the editor has undertaken to cut
under the Times for Coppcrhead patronage.
, 1863-05-09

There will be missionary exercises ut the Park
Avenue II. E. Church on Sunday. Preaching at
address to the Sunday School scholars at Up. m,
aud preaching at ~ p. N. By Rev. DR.. Eddy.
, 1863-05-09

= Value of Exports from New York.
The following Ia comparative statement Of e1-
ports ic1cusire OF SPECIFY from New York for the
week hiding May 4 and since Jan.1;
1861. 1862. 1861
For the week, $2,3l1,1s 81 1881, ,s93 $:,439 e03
Previously rep. 4, ,536,031 70.G03.6.6 62,a)9 S04
, 1863-05-09

AosEY Donated TO THE La SALE Co. SOLDIER:
AID SOCIETY," at the time OF the Railroad excursion
- T1,sao.. -r ao5
, 1863-05-09

Agent of tho Lake Shore Route, that excellent
inotculasion Of roads that forms our connec-
ton with Buffalo By the Michigan Southern
Railroad, and along the South shore Of Lake
Erie, a connection between the East and West
almost as we'll known as the lake itself, and
which must bear no small share Of the rcspon-
sibili,y of knocking that water route out of
time, and favor with the travelling public
When It came to be STEAMBOATS, against cars
the tos1ncr had to 60 down. Mr. Sawyer, as
representing this line vest Of Buffalo will
nuke his headquarters in this city.
Nor Too LATE-This is the season to plant
fruits and flowers. While all should be dis
posed to patronize well conducted Western
nurseries, If any Of our readers want stand
ard varieties Of the very best Of fruits from
the largest and best establishment In the
United States, let them send In their orders
Immediately to Aesszs. Elwanycr d Barry, OF
Rochester, New York. For years past they
have been extensively patrouizcd By the West,
and We have never heard complaint from
apy Of their customers. The influence they
cxerted In diffusing the finest fruits will be Of
fncaIcuIable benefit for all t1mc to come.
MERE MESTIoN.-The warm weather Of
Yesterday very naturally suggests to our read
,,s a change {and the sooner tho bettcr) from
lcayy and hot winter clothing, to garments
Of lighter material, better adapted to spring
ind summer wear, 4 glance st or critical
examination Of the elegant stock Of reaay
made: coats, pants, vests and gentlemen
, 1863-05-09

TOR SALE-Desirab1e Real Es-
4 tate. Two Fnrn7s-one In A.hsahula County,
Oho. ~ acres at f1e per acre, tad the Erie I4it-
road The other in Crawford County. Ptnn. 81 xc7ts
4 ~ pcE acre, and n the vicinity Of the Goal nt
Wells Both under cultivation aud wel located Ctr
psoyerty-two BRICK 1iouses near Union Pa:k. Nyxo
each: Hcuse ard Lot I53 Snuth Greene street. aac00
c. tage on the corner OF TayIor and shoto streets
ssfoi Home and LIT e Wess Harrison street. tsca
G. y. HILL Attorney at Law. LIS Dearborn street.
, 1863-05-09
COMMERCIA1A

Fn1pAT EVENING, May s, 1861
wGEu7s FOR THE Last TwEST1-roUR HouRH.
Flour. Wheat, Cora oats. Rye. Billy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-10

PITTsBuRG, Pa, Oct. S.-There was an i'm
promptu ovation to Gen. Franz Sigel and the
national cause here tonight, on the return of
large delegation from a great mass meeting
in West Moreand. An immense crowd as
sembled at the Pennsylvania railroad depot,
where large civic procession OF firemen and
citizens, with torches and bands of music,
escorted Gen. Sigel and delegation to the
Monongahela house. The streets were liter
ally packed with Il mass of human being,
probably forming the largest crowd ever as
sembled here, reminding us Of the reception
to KoSsuth in his pamy days. Gen. Sgel
addressed the multitude in patriotic appeals,
strongly urging the people to vote the Union
state ticket, as the best means of strength
ening the federal government in putting down
this rebellion. The speech was frequently in
terrupted by the most thrilling plaudits dur.
ing its delivery. Other speakers are still
addressing the people.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-10
News from New Orleans,

New YORK, Oct. 9.-The steamer Locust
Point, from New Orleans Oct. LIST, has arrived
The headquarters of the nineteenth army
corps, under Gen. Franklin, and part of the
thirteenth army corps, under Gen. &. G.
WaShburne, are at camp Bsland fifty miles
from Brashear City. Thpy have met no enc
my, as yet. Foraging parties have gathered
up large quantities of mules, horses, and cat
tie, but the plantations are generally deserted.
The advance of the army was delayed on ac-
count of distractions in Bayou Teche. These
distractions were buwn up. Bayou TeChe
is now open for steamers.
On September 23d at one A. NJ, a raid was
made on the telegraph office, opposite Dom
aldsonviIle, by band of guerrillas, and four
teen men of the New York 4th and the tele-
graph operator, Mr.. Allen of Illinois, were
captured and taken off. In consequence of
this raid and the reports of bands Of guerrillas
being in he.vicinity of Donaldsonvlle, from
200 to 500 strong, an expedition was set
in motion to clear the country in that
neighborhood. This expedition left Car
roltan on the night of Sept. 26th, by steam
boat, about 1000 men strong, under command
of Brig. Gen. Burbridge. He reconnoitered
the whole country TO the Amte river, without
meeting the enemy, and returned to Carroll
ton on the 18th, without casualties.
Lieut.. Earle OF the 4th Wisconsin, In COM
mand of squad OF forty cavalry men, march
ed from Baton Rouge, Sept 29th, as far as
the Amite river, and captured IA prisoners,
THEN arms, horses and equipments. Among
them were the notorious Col. Hunter and
Capt. Perry, guerrilla cniefS.
1t is known that the rebel General Logan
is on the east side of the Mississippi river,
seven or eight miles below Morgansia Bend,
with 2500 men and four pieces of artillery
and is supposed to be marching to Liberty,
Miss, where rebel force is concentrating.
Gen. Sherman, commanding fifteenth army
corps, reports to headquarters that many Of
the best inhabitants OF Mississippi are now
clamoring for peace on terms acceptable to all
who do not aim at the destruction OF that part
of the United States. He thinks, also, that
no hostile army will be required to visit the
interior of that state.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-10
dbr 4arg Spg CQOr&rslu SATURDAY 4lUHng, 0d H. 1853.

up from Springfield, and another from Leba.
non, which will press the enemy so closely
that they can hardly do much mischief Gen.
Totten left here last night, for Jefferson City,
to take command at a portion Of force in-
tended to meet the rebels.
Gov. Yates of Illinois has appointed the
last Thursday in November next as a day Of
thanksgiving.
ST, Louis, Oct. "a special dispatch to
the Democrat dated at Vicksburg Sept Both,
says, Joe Johnston was at Canton, Miss, with
10 900 troops, his supposed design being to
prevent reinforements going to Rosecrans.
Gen. Stephen ID. Lee had 40, 900 rebel caval-
ry near Vcksburg. Johnston says their vic
tories are useless unless they can crush Rose
Grams before reintOrcements reach him.
The Memphis Atlanta Appeal, speaking of
their successes at Chattanooga, says 1--WE
shall now be recognized. Our securities will
rise. Vallandigham will be elected"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-10

The Republicans, and ali other Union loving men, in
towns comprising the Southeast Senatorial District
Wh" neevr that il is the euty of the National Govern
treason everyN here and bring 10 just punishment the
cosprators that have plotted the suhversion of
Go"mpy and the destruction of the liberties of the
pe"pie, are reque-t"d to send delegates to a con
ventlon TO be holden at Talts Hall in Uxbridre on
WEDNESDAY, the 2lst instant at 2 O'Clock p N ,
ior the purpose of no inang candidate Ter S, Ia.
% 10 me state Legislature, and to transact any ther
me basis ~ to be delegate to each
town. ana one additional delegate for every hundred
VOTERS ana one tor fraction hundred yo
tiers. according to the last census OF voters
Bv order of the District Committee
q dto2l JASON WATERS Chairman
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-10
Important from the southwest.

ST.. LouIs, Oct. 9.-The Democrats special
from Leavenwurth states that, intelligence
havin z reached mt fort Scott of thorough
attack on fort Smith, Gen. Blunt left the for.
mer post for the latter. On Sunday last the
rebel Gen. Cobell, with about 10000 of Coop.
ers force, crossed the Arkansas river east OF
fort Smith; and, on the LIST, joined Catfrey at
Cookin Prairie. Mo, determined to make IL
raid in Arkansas or Missouri On receipt of
this information all the cavalry in the Kansas
district and battery were sent to fort Scott.
A letter from fort Scott, dated Oct. 7, says:
"Lieut Tappan Of Gen. Blunts staff has ar
rived. He reports that all the staff and body
guard had been captured; also the command
under Lieut.. Pond, at Baxters Spring Gen.
Blunt had got ten miles away, but it is uncer-
tain whether he has escaped. The rebel
army under Quantrell, Hunter and Gordon
were moving towards tort Scott. There was
no danger of that post being being taken, it
being aDundantiy strong to resist attack.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-10
Gen. Fosters Expedition Reports.

FORT MONROE, Oct. SO Maj. Gen. II.
". Halleck Il have the honor to report that
the expedition sent out on Sunday, unGer
Gen. Wistar, to break up or capture the
guerrillas and boats crews organized by the
enemy in Matthews county, have returned,
having, in the main, accomplished its object
Four rebelinayal officers, twenty-five men, and
twenty-five head Of cattle, belonging TO the
coniederacy, together with horses, mulessand
arms, were captured. A large number of
rebel boats were destroyed. Our loss was one
man killed. Gen. Wistar reports the 4th L.
S. infantry (colored) marching thirty miles in
one day, with no stragglers.
j. G.. FOSTER,
Major General COMMANDING
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-10

Hair Dye! IEmir Bye :-BATcHELOR's CBLE-
DRAFTED Ii DYE is THE BEsE WORLD 1.-THE
only Harmless, true and reliable Dye known. This
splendid Hair Dye is perfect-changes Red Rusty
Hair, instantly to Glossy Black or Natural
drown without injuring the hair staining the skin,
leaving the hair soft and beautiiul mparts fresh vita
" frequently restoring its pristine color and recties
the Ill of bad Dves The Genuine is signed Will.
LIAM A. BATgHEBOR, all others arc limitations,
and should be avoided Sold by all Druggists, Fac
tory-Sl Barclay street. y. 7. Bachelors New Toilet
Crea Dressing the Hair Sold in Worcester by Geo.
+. Harlow dGwly ic23
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-10
Pnovosr MARsnAI's OFFICE, worcester, Jul,

PROVOST MARsHALs OFFICE, Worcester, July q, 1868
office 245 Main street.
Henceforward reward OF TEN DOLLARS will be
paid to any person upon the arrest and delivery of
DeSerer instead OF the reward of Five Dollars hereto
fore paid.
Under recent Instructions from the War Department
drafted man pay Oh IN communication of service,
furnish substitute after he has presented himself
for examination and been accepted by the Board Of En-
rollment.
Drafted men become Soldiers in the service Of the
United states by the fact of their having been
drawn III The Draft The notification subs Cquently served
upon them is merely announcement OF the fact and
order for them TO report for dutr at designated time
and place. The follow is all extract from recent
opinion delivered by the Solicitor OF the War Depart
ment
at person. after being drafted and before receiving
notice. deserts the notice may still be served by leaving
it his last place of residence, ard # he does not ap
pear III accordance Herewith or furnish substitute or
pay $500 he will be in Law deseTter and must be treat
cd accordingly There is no way or manner in VIII CHI
person enrolled escape his public duties and
waen drafted whether present or absent, the rights of
the United states anst him secured and is only
by performance Of his da TO the country that he will
escape LIABILITY to be treated as a criminal"
The Boa of Enrolment will furnish blank certih
for the of applicants for exemptions forms "a
TO 30 inclusive daily. between and o clio k P.
NO certificates OF Disability wi be received except
those OF PHI scians good standing and well known;
and these must in all be verified by the ath
parties making same. SAML V. STONE,
Captain and Provost Marshall 9Th Mass. Dist
i23 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-10

if promptly done, will suffice. There are no
fractions Of day in law, and see no reason
why a grantee may not perform such an
act at any hour within the day of delivery,
and thus save his deed. have no doubt that
holders of real estate may sleep soundly on
their titles, the evidence of which is stamped
at the time of delivery, and that time of de-
livery is capable of such reasonable extern
sion in law as is sufficient for the intelligent
performance of the act, where proper dill
gence is used"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-10
Latest from Chattanooga.

WASHINGTON, Oct 9.-It is ascertained
that none of Gen. Rosecrans' very latest dis
patches, which are to the evening OF the 9th
inst, mention anything relative to the situa-
ton in the locality OF Chattanooga. all OF them
referring entirely 10 military details. The
other dispatches, however, recently received
by the government, speak of events in that
quarter, and were from Gen. Meigs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-10

PENNsYLvANIA.-The union state central
committee Pennsylvia have issued last APP
peal to the loyal men of that state previous to
the election on Tuesday next. They say that
the signs are all proptious, and no foreseen
contingency can avert a great and browning
triumph. Their combined efforts have Sc
cured thorough canvass of every school dis
trlct in the state, relying upon which, and the
continued activity of their friends, they are
assured of a large majority. Gov. Curtin's
own canvass has been one grand, triumphal
progress from Erie to the Delaware.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-10

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 9.--Informatiou has been
received at headquarters in this city, .pt raid
of Coffee and Shelby into central Missouri,
from Warsaw. They moved northeast with
the suspected design of striking the Pacific
railroad at Lannie bridge, and burning that
structure and destroying the road. General
GrOlon, commanding the central district, was
at Clinton, Henry county, yesterday, in pur-
suit of the rebels, A force was also moving
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-10

NEW YORK, Oct 9.-Stock< weaker; Chicago and Roc k
Island Rair%Sd Osl Erie Railroad IOS5 Erie preferred
70 d l96s; hlwauVee and fratre du Chen Railroad
ut; lttssurg Fort WAYNE and Oh cago Rhilruad S63
Hudson ri er Railroad l36; Central Railroad lS45
Reading RAILROAD l93 Illinois Central scrip l279; Mich
IL n Suut ern and rther Indiana kaltO $50 Mich
gAu rItral Railroad ia; Aton and Telre Haic Rail-
road 633; Pacific Mail steamship 239; nmue. land
preie RED 3l5 Canton Co 33 Missouri 6Tl; aena
anu Cblcago Railroad lll entral American ia sit Co
$50; S SKIES 81 coupons los; Chicago and North
western Railroad AZ; Quicksilver Mining Co 665
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-10

a Card.-G ADAMS. having returned from the
We Indies will resume the charge of his Gallery 239
NJ ain street. Especial will be given in making
&C In the higher branches of the MIR. a. S arrange
ments h tina. he have competition this
side of New York. Having engaged for this sum:uer
new artists of EN- neUt ability ne confidently expects
the pubic viii sustain him in i enterprise to establish
gallery Worcester where first class work in Oil Pas
tele, Ink Water DIOR &c, can be made equal to
by Quincy, Fredsr,cks Brady. The public
invited to call anl inine work by his artists,
and ud for themselves. 10 those wanting pictures OF
children lie will by kndGess attention, and patience
deavor to suit them. Gallery 239 Main st., up but
hight Of stairs dit ms