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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-17

Husl.ns. C5urt--A nu mbsr OF cases, mostly
mielen,e eanors, were dispoaed Of yesterday, AS
follows:
James Flanagan, perlSisting his servant Ma.
ria TO so at large. Fined so and costs.
Jerome Diggs, for dealing faro. Trial con-
tinusd and accused bailed for his appearance
at tha next term.
John O. Scott, iIpniously assaultiug with .
brick aud ki'iag James Powers, on the 18th
of Juua Examined and cent on for final trial
at the next term of Judge Lyonss Court.
This murder occurred ia the city jail, where
prisonsr and dscsased we're confined.
William, slave, charged with stealing $lM
/ from SAM Ha4tings, Gu the 81 OF July. Tried
| and acquitted
John H. Day, exhibiting faro for negroes.
| in house in the Valley. Found guilty By tho
! jury and tiaed 500. The Court sentonced
| him to twelve months' imprisonment in tho
city all Prisoners counsel gave notice of
his intention to fls q bill of exceptions, the
Cour: having ovsrruled his motion to sst aside
~afdics.
~-"rt will meet this morning q ii
the. III the witnesses should be
The "
O'Clock, when u.
present -.-ahsy VA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-17

a-hs fears Of these who believed that Gen.
"A was in a perilous situation on the other
LA of the Potomac, will, we hope, be agree.
.,ls relieved by ths intelligence that he is
hack again with bis army perfectly sound and
:, GOOD condition. What his motives were. it
wsre waste Of time 10 guess. We must be
satisfied with knowing that they were the
motives of a great General, and, therefore, ne
ssssarily correct. We, and we believe most
If his eoun.rymen, place entire confidence IN
.,s sk,ll and Judgment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-17

Ea..srasins Steps are being taken BY the
proPY authorities to relieve this c,mmnnitv
OF all tnst eiass Of persona now remaining
here with foreign protection pepsrs in thar
pockets, and who refuse to perform local mill.
tary service ia times Of danger. Many o.
these creatures have already amssssd large
fortunes by this war, ana flow, II they are rot
willing to protect their own properly along
with others, they deserve TO bs diepossUsssd
OF every dollar they have made here and 10
be driven bare footed beyond TIE Iimits Of she
Conisdsracy- LIST them remain no longs- 70
consams tue necsssariss Of lifs that would
servs 10 feed better people, but make them 81.
and 10 quickly aud smp.y handed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-17
GEN. LEES ARMY-THE POTOMAC
RE CROSSED

GEN. LEES ARMY-THE POTOMAC
RE CROSSED.
Yesterday. during the day, We had man,
bsr of rumors in circulaann with refersncs to
the army Of Gen. Lss. One was that the en-
emy had succeeded in getting 10 our rear, aud
had occopisd the town Of Winchester. The
report, 10 owsver, proved 70 b unfoundsd.
Lite in the day an official Dispatch was re.
ceivsd by the President from Gen Lse, con-
veying the information that our army had re-
crossed tho Potomac at WilIiamsport. The
particulars Of the crossing we were not able
to obtain, If, indeed, any were given in the
dispatch. The news that our army has again
returned 10 Virginia will doubtless create a
damper upon the feelings of tho enthusiastic,
who saw in the invasion Of Psnnsy lvsnis rea-
con 70 believe that there was nothing to pre-
vent Gen. Lees successful march TO Philadsl.
phis but a,aong the Il a setting there will be q
sense Of relief experienced that our gala ut
army bas euccesdsd in rscrossing the river In
safety. &
The SD Va suffered very E.tle-Lieut Col
Skinner, of Stsuuton, was wounded
Among tbs losses in the 3d Va are-Killed !:
Lit Col a d Calcotte, Its Guy sMurden, Arther,
Mitchell. Wounded: Adj Stewart, CApts
Hodges and Tuck, Lite Brown, Jackson, Bird
cong, Fraetas, Corner, White, and P II Ar
ther. Missing: Capts Phillips and White, ite
Gleason, CAREY, w w White, Drewry, Wr sn
Cage, and W NJ Tack.
Company ID, nth Va, sustained the foll' w
ing losses: Capt Cogbili, Its Taylor and .Ad'
kins, wounded and missing L. Chalkley bad
q leg amputatsd and was left in the hands oi
the enemy; Orderly Sergeant w Godsey and
pr!vates Chiidrsss, Wells, Cotton, Bough, w
Cheatham. Z Perdae, and Thos Perdue, are
missing Hughes and S Cheatham are wound
ed ant missing.
In the BoydtoD Wal Cssslfy-Missipg: LIT
Gales, privasss Gregory, Arnold, Nash, and
Robertson Wounded. Cap, White.
22d Va b ittaion iHeths Div'n) )-Woundsd
Sergt w G Winn, Corporal Dalton, privases
Shorter, Shelton and Berkeley.
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TIE NEW YANKEE
The designs for the Lev 'nasl0nai currency
OF the Yankee Govefnmen nj are out. Ii is pain
fn. 20 see that in the visnettes the irrepreasi-
bis Niger is entirely ignored, though he has
abonIdersd arms and ia beng ki'led~iaiiy for
ths benefit of this nation of pediare. a Wash
ingtou letter says:
The back of each not3 viii contain, in q
large Central yignetts, g. copy OF ons OF ina
DatioEai pictures IL TIE r0tund.t OF the Capi'
iol. which will lie surrounded ~ legends show
| ins, The uses of the note and the penalties lor
.nuGterfei;ins. The face Of tue note will con-
riyiual vignettes, one AZ saeb end;
tain tv,, 'aft haad end representing som
the one at the >poranaous with that IL
Important event cote. -"inting UPON the
iustra5sd by the national nd doelg gn
back aud tha ona az tla iii -sheI
symbolic Of the event represente by the
Vlgaettes The painting designated for the b .ck
OF the smallest denomination five doIiaryl ia
vanderiyn's great work of the Landing Of
Columbus" The left hand vignstte on the
face Will illustrate the discovery of America
oy columbus; and the symbolic design for the
righthand END will be Columbus introducing
ths new World to the Old, Ameri,a being
typiaed by a female isure, led by tbs hand
OK C0iamoos Into the presence of Europe and
ASIA, who are reclining in The foreground.
While Africa stands in the background. ab
sorbsd 10y the Ceremony.
The back OF the ten dollar notes will con
taiu a copy OF Powers painting in the C,pi. /!
toi OF De Soto Discovering the MississipKi.'
ana tne ieit hand visnetse on the face viii H. !
10 iHstfate great event Of the came epoch. viz |
fiaakhn covering the identity of tight. |
ning and electricity, while the 81 mboie design |
at che righ s-hand end is spirited figure rem /
feaeuting America, with An eagles flight. /
grasping ths lightning. Between the Iyo
visnsties ON she face of all ths notes there /
will he two legends, the upper one showing
.he E&Ional ehalaessr OF the note, aud tas
ower enc containing the name AID obligation
ii tie assoei stion issuing il.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-17

b Naktag 1asua Ussfn. Under tss iats ord !.
nance of the city althorizing the Mayor 70
foune iu Richmond coE;rsxy TO law. several
able -bodisd fellows Asve been sent out uAler
guard, and the police are looking no a.bsYz
who will As eimiI.t;y employed. bsss ne
gross from other counties, before thsy can
trade here, mGss get tho ceruo1cato o. 3 Jue.
tics Of their county Of their good ohasaA,sr.
and thsss certificates naus. b endorsed hy Tho
Mayor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-17

. Stealing Eoa-@Danisl Soion, for several
dass since confined liz Castle Thunder, WAS
seot up from that ins.itution TO the Mayor
yesterday to answer the charge Of stealing
quantity of scrap iron from the Confederate
Government. The prisoner said hs purchased
the iron of a man and u woman, whose names
he gave. and asked to have them sent for
To enable all the Witnesses to be pressnt--a
portion Of the iron having been clearly icen.
Tiled by Capt. Robb, of the Confederate ser.
yics--ths exauinati, was adjourned uetl
Tuesday next.
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Tl,s'Ironsi9leI

What do the Yaakse steamers want ~
Carle,s Neckf There are no negroes for them
there, they have stolen aud carried Oh AL 'na'
ever were there. Better come up saa EaoeA
vour hsads once more agaiass old Dsswry.
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otent AssauH.-Michael w. =

ttoleM AssaaH.-Michael w. D.,
before ths Mayor yesterday to snsv
charge Of violently sssaultiag and bsst;nv
Jphn McDurmont, British subject. McDor'
mont, Ia q state Of intoxica.ion, was resliny
along Cary street, when the prisoner seeioSS
nim, and being also exhiarassd, chsyse.i h:ln
from tho rear, and with heavy cIub Isid Gran
his scalp to the bone. What the urovoca.;on
was, II any, has not been developed. Tha az.
ANIMATION was adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-17

1xs Coaafry Roads, owing u the son.inu.
Gus ra.ns anu want Of work, are bsc ,Icing
impossible. Most Of the avenues Leading %
tho city are 30 cut up that farmers esnnos haul
their produce to market The Counsy Court
Of uenrieo shcnld have the Desp Ran road
attended to bsfors winter, or nons Of the
farmers living Eso miles ~ win b sAle 70
Ma ay 1 1ls sso .. ,ssS .ss
needs attention. Win the Court have then
thoroughiarss, 90 Important - travel, pas II
oriaf1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-17
THE FLORIDA AT WORK.

The following ia an extract of eemi-otii
cial letter received in Wilmington, N. C.,
Tuesday, by late arrival from Bermuda.
.The Florida has recently captured and
burned the clipper chips Red Gauntlet, South.
ern Cross, and Benjamin Hoxie, the latter
with half a million Of gold and silver aboard
The crews were cent in to- bermuda"
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:stealiag a Wetch-Daniel Keenan, alias
Anderson, wss captured by Lieut. Carter. OF
the night police, yesterday, and taken befjrs
tho Mayer TO ans yer two charges Of felony
one of steslng gold watch from James E.
kankia and the other for stealing $50 in
money fcom James Mcdonald. Owing to the
absence of Witnesses, the examination was
postponed until Saturday next, and the pris
'ons. committed tp iai!.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-17

faahee Spaes-Our Govornmsnt, IL IL raid.
has .ail 'factory evidence that the Yankees arS
regularly receiving information Of eyasx ,l,ins
goipg on here from one or more ladies' cf 4, ,oF
standing. The parties accused are In he a..
rested aud triad on the charges alleged. aud II
found guilty will IN punished 70 the exit Of
the law vA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-17

EscApro-Msjor Kit Owslsy, who was
recruiting in Kentucky, and, hoing captured
wss condemned BY Gen Rarnsids . bs shot
on the l7th sll, sssApsd few days before
thss dsy aaa asviysd saSely h kaoxvills On
1onAay.
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SiNylT ACCEPTED.

Tha .ol.o~ing "hit" at the peace party Of
she North is taken from the New York Times
The frank aud cordial manner In which
our Southern breth-a:s are responding to ths
otier of ina Ohio Democrats, 70 ..co opsr-
ate with them in she restoration Of psace,
fully juitiiss tbs aniicipasions which We yea.
tured 70 express on this hssd few days
ago. We coniscsursd thas ~ s9oa ~ the
South heard for tho first time that tho De-
mocracy OF tho North would ''h&iI with do.
Light iss return 70 the Uaion, il weuld tAks
i9nsdiasa sssps tos eoniag taek. Itb 1eW
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-17

Mgitayy Pyssoa-The eomnistals . CaeGlo
Thunder ysssardsy were Thomae Wiekerx,
charged with dialoyalsy. and SaEasl AnAyye.
prison 70 answer charges agaisa 49,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-17

Purlosaing Notes Peter III Morgan, charg-
ed with receiving notes valued At $ 600, know.
icg them to have been stolen, and attecs. ting
to use the same for his own private parposse,
was sgsin before the Mayor yesterday. The
accused introduced two or three witnesses, by
whom he proved his good moral charaose-, aud
also proved that some six weeks ago be 6ruughs
here large letter bag from Maryland, and
had the letters properly distributed.
Morgsn's explanation Of the whole natter
is this Fsrr aud himself were blockade rum
ners, having made one or two trips together
fvon, the United States. AZ they sometimes
biought goods in the same bag he conceived it
= duty to ssve wh hat he could for Farr, suppos.
ing that Farr would d. as much for him. Alter
Farr's yassel was captured in Washington, and
not knowing where +. was, the prisoner start
cd to run the blockade. Learning that Fsrr' q
letter bag had been stolen by c pit. Dickinson,
Morgan proceeded to recover it, when he TOOK
that and another filled with Farr's goods, and
started to Virginia On arriving in Richmond
| Morgan had Fairs goods sold III the owners
name end beli the money subject to his order.
| He also attempted to have the notes collected
| for Farr leaving the funds IN the hands OF his
| banker till F.arr arrived. Blockade runr srs,
/ il is eaid. feel it duty to save for each CHER
all they can, ant to benefit Farr and NO. birl
self, Morgan Gays, was the causo Of hie brtog-
ing over the bags. After hearing the evi'el ca
the Mayor 6i.Uissed the warrant, and Morgan
| WAS discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-17

Yankee DeseTtsr.-Soms months sfnoe. r
fellow calling himself John Conway. md
claiming to bs Yankee dessrtsr, wsc .asced
In Castls Thunder, where he remained ssVeral
weeks, and then asked and Obtainsd leave %
teks the oath Of aslsaianeo to the Southern
Confederaey. After this evidence Of loyaItv-
70 doubt coupled with the warmsst pro7ss
sions for the cause Of the South-Conway
was released from confinement, aud soon
thereafter employed as iaborer at the Medi.
cal Purveyor's Office, at q salary Of $3 per
day. Yesterday morning Conway was ar
raigned before the Mayor to answer the
charge Of stealirg gold watch from Captain
Jackson Warner, and AZ sprcof Of his guilt the
iost watch was exhibited In Court, officer Kel.
~ having taken it out of the prisoners pocket
at the time Of his arrest. Capt Warner stated
that his house was entered In the night-AQne
and his watch stolen from his chamber. Cob.
way, On hearing tbs evidence, mode ne de-
fence. and as conse uAnce was cent on 70 ne
Hastings Court, to bs tried for felony.
The practice Of turning lvoso in the South
Yankee dsserters Ia y bad one, and may yet
lead to serious consequences There are nov
in the country thousands Of wounded soldiers,
WHO have risked their lives In the Confsder.
ate caase, many of whom would be giad 10 6ll
all the positions our Government has vacant,
Mt moderate salaries. Would IL not b far bst-
tes to give such men the employment and pAy
insseai of hiring Yankee dsserters, who's
fseiings are with the Aboiitionists, and who
can at any time seriously damage our canae By
ihe iaferpaation they obtain BY reason of thsil
| posiiioIs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-04
\ SPLENDID COUNTRY RESI-

b iir DENCE AND BEAUTIFUL FARM is now Of,
s.ered for sale in North Brookneld Il two miles
from the centre, about the distance from East,
South and West Brookfeld Depots. The Buildings are
new. built In modern style, and OF most e&eellen lsh
view of the house be seen on the map OF NoIces
ter County-the residence OF H. Rich Inc arfn-Well
known as the Rich Farm-needs no recommendation
from me II eats from 'ty to seventyve tons az the
hest Of hav The land ia so smooth and level tha i s
all cut and gathered by mAchineiy IL y wei supplied
~ Inquire OF DAVID NJ. HAYeNS.
North ro5kfeld, Jan. l, 1853 d&w2w rs
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Sale positive, and without reserve Terms at sale.

{SA: GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL
@siIiI ESTATE BY License of the Court of Probate
,tor the county of Worcester will be sold at Pub
lie Auction, Oh WEDN ESDAY, the 25th day of March
instant at three O'Clock in the afternoon the premi
the Estate recently owned ard occupied BY iona
than H. Knights deceased, situated the southerly
side of Pleasant street. within c rods of Main street.
in worcester, containing about $500 feet Land with
good two story Dwelling House thereon, in thorough
repair and is of the most desirable Estates now for
sale in the city. The premises may be examined
time previous TO the sale Possession given the first
day of April next FERNS easy and made known at the
time and place of sale. r. " HAMMOND
Guardian of Perris B. Knights and Hattie S. Knights
Worcester, March 4, 1863 dts
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Glotbin9.
a. P. WARE & co.

1884, 1853 and 17O Main St. Worcester
BEG LEAVE TO NOTIFY THEIR
CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC GEN.
E1ALLY, THAT THEY HAVE NOW
IN STORE, AND IN PROCESS OF MAN
UFACTURE, a STOCK OF GREATEx-
TENT AND VARIETY, EMBRACIN
a MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
OF
Seasonabl Garments,
ADAPTED TO THE VARIOUS WANTS
OF ALL GLASSES OF CUSTOMERS.
MUCH CARE HAS BEEN TAKEN TO
PRODUCE GA1SIENTs UNsCRIMPED
IN PROPORTIONS, TASTEFUL IN
STYLE, AND OF PROPER WORK
MANsHIP: AND WE RES
INVITE THE EXAMINATION OF ALL
IN WANT OF READY-MADE CLOTH
ING. PURCHASERS OF
Spring Overcoats
CAN HARDLY FAIL OLA SATISFAC-
TORY SELECTION FROM OUR AS
sORTMENT.
WE ALSO INVITE ATTENTION TO
OUR LARGE STOCK, AND EXTEN-
SIVE VARIETY OF
Cloths, Cassi1neres and Vestings,
ADAPTED TO ALL DESCRIPTIONS
OF GARMENTS, FOR ALL CONDI-
TIONS AND AGES OF MASCULINE
HUMANITY, WHICH WILL BE SOLD
Ii 4 THE PIECE OH YARD, AT THE
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, OR
MADE UP INTO GARMENTS TO OLE
ID Err, FOR EITHER MEN OR BOYS,
IN THE BEST STYLE AND MANNER,
AND SATISFACTION IN ALL CASES
WARRANTED.
WE ALSO INVITE THE PAKTICU-
LAR ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC
TO OUR EXTENSIVE DEPA RTNIENT
OF
Boys Clothing,
WHICH WILL BE FOUND AS At
TIsACTIVE AND AS WELL SUPPLIED
AS EVER. MUCH CARE WILL BE
CONSTANTLY EXERCISED TO rem
DER THIS IMPORTANT BRANCH OF
OUR BUSINESS IN ALL RESPECTS
DESERVING OF THE PATRONAGE
OF ALL PURCHAsERs OF BOYs'
CLIO THING.
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AUCTION -Nineteen head of

AYRSHIRE CATTLE, Ten Cows from to
O'years old3 Heiiers three years old this spring,
1879 all IN calf, four Heers one wear old this
spring. yoke three years old steers handy and ono
for beef ~ ~
The subscriber will sell tire above named cattle at his
stable In Princeton the 18th day OF March 1868 COM
menotng at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon.
The subscriber has bred Ayrshire cattle for twenty
years commencing in l8g3 with bull presented by the
Hon: Mr.. Gushing of Watertown 10 the Worcester AZ.
rcnural Society; this bull the subscriber with
the pest native COWS, then bred back Ayrshire has
kept full blood Ayrshire bull since that time 40 that
his cattle very nearly full blood Terms or nm
proved notes sixty DAYS JOHN BLOCKS
WILLIAM GooDNoW, Auctoneer.
Princeton. Feh I9g3 dta
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-04
GREAT SALE OF PERSONAL

a NkEAT SALE OF PERSONAL
" PROPERTY AT ANCIIoN.-I shall sell at Public
Auction, at my residence, West BOylston street on
TUESDAY, The 10th day OF March inst at l23 O'Clock,
to the highest bidder, without reserve, the following
Personal Property, Fourteen Prime NJ Itch Cows
several OF hch are new mich, and Others coming III
in the spring and fall; three yearlng Heifers, year
ling Steer, pair yearling steers, colt six months
old, stallion cet two old, colt four years
old, good farm craft horse twelve years old
nice shoats, fat hog, two horse team wagon,
iron axle, one horse cart iron axle covered milk
wagOa one top buggy, gig milk sleigh, one
pleasure sleigh ore wheebarrOw, grnGstoue, one
wagon body and shafts three good harnesses horse
cart harness, about eight tons good hay, about fifty
bushels potatoes about thirty forty bushels carrots
three plows cultvator hay cutter and feed trough
two strings OF bells, thirty good meal bags hens
two turkeys together with hay forks rakes, manure
forks shoyels ion bars drauaht chains stake chains
buffalo robes. and many other articles too
mention
Sale positive, and without reserve. Terms at sale
,, ,c.. G%; IOUNG.
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r & M O V A L !
FURNITURE.


would solicit continuance of the trade so literally
bestowed on the late firm of Iaber Chollar
The increased facilities have, will enable to keep
much larger and better selected stock than before
offered. JOHN d. CHULLAR,
mch4 diff Successor to Taber il Chollar.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-04
\ FOR SALE-A FARM THAT WILL

IN FOR SALE-A FARM THAT WILL
Ii, PAY WORKING IT.-Said Farm is situated In
the easterly part Of Rutland, Mass, is ten miles
from Worcester. to which place mail stage runs dai
through the farm. II is two miles from the centre o.
Rutland, mile from good school IL contains LSt
acres, well divided into tillage and pasturng, WIN
about thirty acres of II woodlands part OF IL with
heavy growth Of wood on 1t. The improvements area
goodwo story House, 40 by 49, with TWO els anu CON
faps IL rooms finished of convenient for two families.
There are Barns by 80 and the other 50 by ~
n ia fenced with heavy wall and there are two
good Fruit Orchards The farm cuts sixty tons Of hay
annually.
the purchase money remain on mortgage for term
NJ years n desired. ISRAEL FEARING.
Rntiand Dec A. 1862. diff d2a
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q FARM IN AUCTION ~ m Be


E4 sold at public auction unless previous sly disposed
skAss-of at private sale, GA WEDNESDAY. arch Is,
1873, az one O'Clock P. NJ. the premises, THE WAT
son FARM, so called, situated In Holden, Worcester
county and half miles northeast from tho centre
OF the town, two aud half miles from the Depot IN
Oadale, aud seven miles from the city of Worcester.
The farm is one CT the best in the vlcritv contains ono
hundred and one acres Of excellent land; hiss uoon Il
one OF the best Barns In the county, hundred ept
by forty, which has been built but a few ears with
Shea and Corn BAN. Spring water in the barn ard
yard A good two story House, with out-budlngs
Two thIdsot the purchase motley rem In upon the
place. Also at the time, lot uf Land containing
acres of Moving and 1ilage Land lying in the bend
OF the Guinaoonset river said farm For further
information luirs Of the Auctioneer or. of GEORGE
HOBBS, 1906 NJ ain street. Worcester.
f25 n IAMeON AurfInnaar
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SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.-Miss NANCY
~ BAKER will open school for misses, at her home,
Salisbury streetformerly the residence of 7. ". Ham
Number of pupils limited and none desired under eight
years Several will be received into the family
boarders. Full particulars upon application.
au4 dawstf
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4 FOR SALE The Post Office

Nsii, Building and Store Goods, owned and occu-
& pied by the subscribers situated In the centre Of
Leicester and Is very desirable location one sh-
ing TO keep county store. The Building is in good
condition. having been recently repaired ard fitted IN
for Post Office and Store. There two good tene
ments connected with the store. Also shop Connected
in the rear OF the Building suitable for a Shoe Shop or
Paint Shop.
Also good twO-story House, situated on the corner
Of Elizabeth and Farwe Streets in the city OF Worces
ter The House has two good tenements- upper and
lower For further particulars inquire suDscrib
ers in Leicester, or of f. KENT, on the premises.
J. IL. 4 L ID. THUjtSlON.
Leicester Feb 1874 fR
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MAR RgED
Tn thls city Ma CHI 3. by Rev NJ Richardson, Geor
Botume to Hattie l. Gilman, both OF Worcester
DEB.

In this CITY, March 3, Capt John Clark, u yrs
Funeral Thursday at II O'Clock NJ. Friends and rel
atives are invited TO attend.
In this city, March 81 Harrison 0 Gilbert, 4S yrs4
PRAYERS at his late residence Thursday morning at
O'Clock.
In this city, March 8. John F, of Andrew Martin,
yrs mos
In this city, (Northve) VIM Perkins, son Of the late
VIM. Pet kins, of Co H. 2Hth regiment yrs 10 mos
Ia the General Hospital Alexandria, Va, Jan % OF
chronic diarrhea Seth Dean member of Co X 36h Mass
Reg, "a yrs IL mos days. He from Oakham, TINS
county.