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foreign country.
ARTICLE V.
When any vessel of either of the contracting
parties shall be wrecked, foundered, or otherwise
dam aged on the coasts, or within the territories
of tho other, the respective ci zens shall receive
the greatest possible aid, as well for themselves
as for their vessels aud effects. All possible aid
shall be given to protect their property from be
ing pluadered aud their persons from i'll treat
mtnt. Should dispute arise as to the salvage
it shall be settled by arbitration, 10 be chosen by
the parties respectively.
ARTICLE vi.
II being the intention of the two contracting
parties to bind themselves by the pre- ,ent treaty
10 treat each other on the footing OF the most fa
vored nation, il is hereby agreed between them
that any favor, privilege, or immunity whatever
in matters OF commerce and navigation, which
either contracting party rs actually - ,uttd ~
may hereafter grant, 10 HE subjects or citizens
of any other state, shall be extended to the eli.
zens of the other contracting party gratutOusly
If the concession in favor of that other state
shall have been graIuitous, or in return for Il
compensation as nearly as possible Of proportion
ate value and effect, to be adjusJed by mutual
agreement, if the concession shall have been
conditional.
ARTICLE VII.
Each contracting party may appoint coHsus
for the protection of trade, 10 reside in the 90
minions of the otheI; but no such consul shall
enter upon the exercise of his functions until he
shall have been approved and admitted, in the
Usual folln, by the government OF the country 10
which he Is stnt
ARTICLE VIII.
The United States government engages never
to interfere, unless solicited by the government
Of Liberia, i'll the affairs between the aboriginal
inhabitants and the government of the republic
of Liberia in the jursdi zion and territories OF
the republic. Should any United States citizens
suffer loss, in person or properly, from violence
by the aboriginal inhabitants, and the govern
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Eighth collection District Of Massachusetts

Public attention is hereby called TO the 18th Section Of
" q nc Into nal R9Tenue Laws, as follows;
Assesso shall the first Monday May, 1863, and
the first Monday OF Aay of each succeeding year, direct
and cause the several Assistant Assessors to proceed
hfoash every part OF their respective districts and in
qlire after and concerning AL persons being With the
assessment districts where they respectively reside and
nbe 10 license cuty uneer the provisions Of this act
OF ae act TO wl.h this is in I'D iton, and assess such
persons In SAIL acts is required And all licenses
assessed shall continue IN force until the first day o.
May next succeeding And all licenses granted nfteI
the day Of MAY in any year shall expire She FIRST
dag o. May following, ard sba &c issued upon the pay
ment Of ratabe proportion Of tho whole amount OF
granted shall be dated on the first day Of the month in
rporM ion mat "n the first day Of MAY next shall hold
an u4rSpi ed license shs be assessed rata6e propor-
llon ior me iiml tween th separation Of the license
ana tue hrst DIV Of Nav, leb4.
nv, iAcoSh TAX AND TAN tNDER SCHEDULE A.
me iutefi4l HeNeuc Law require lSeei o. that all
pc = rs shsll. n q 6@oTe ne hrst Nondag 81 MIMI
e ne a " t te aa o esSessoT
income anI the actices objects named in schedule
a. so u, os' Ea va oiiiI ~ taDles p'ae
M to one person. and plate belonging to religious socl
NJ lW tap gnreS Sect. wy tnat cVery person
Itin ay KIM % pr'prstsi rehts, interest aitlIends
9" .,pl, agy poi9 h naoe, emptos msnii or
"v.u "a, ,'di nY otG IVA sree Wa'evei; sha nc
a'nt ny TAX a. ron sag annual cans hrolts Or m
c,9e llieIe a. Dc ee41eleI a 9'her N1t9ha state
Vheet5 o pc Sos ~ te SO vice 81 me United states
W ga eppsis' Vpuus' or oiser eyl-
etn =, 'uq wien nilai nave Deeh dreciY
a3eSG, al .e Ass tHg..o, lla, any a1o me Lent
the g ,;,a mr.. gssl,l nd. :. 49,. .,oo
coed do lie mt Of tix viii hc Scr cent; II they
exceed S Ul0 te tax vii be per cent such nortion
Of the "a, rs ge As IL deryed rom interest llpoii tes
bond or other Sc u Ties Of tbe IN tied lnfss Vu be
taxed 81 onll 4per cent ho rst tax is 10 be- assesged
upon income Tor the year ending on The 3st iav o. De
cG err 1882 and as Banks Railroads and other cOrDora
iiois not ,equifei ret IN or pay any internal
reveuuc tax bofre the St of Scptsntber last all dtv
dcnds interest on nus &c received prior to that time
are taxable a. gart OF the income of the year IN tax
lug trust funds in the hands OF guard.s trustees or
oicr filuriafy Tho 5000 exemption viii not be made
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$peetacIes. IT..

In consequence Of the great dc ilty to import goods
from tOteign countries, have made for
the manufacture of all kinds of
OPTICAL, vi .sLh smatlcnI and Philosophical
lusLruulents,
And by thls saving the heavy cost of exchange and
duty will h en- bled ID sell for much lower
imported goods eau be s1li.
Hoping to receive the patronage ana ENCOURAGEMENT
Of my friends and tn country ut large offer Tor the
rEXf Sixty DAYS!
All nv imported tools, tea As fac MICROSCOPES
TELEscOP Is, OPERA an FIELD GLASSES, tth smaca
Insra IeIts We &c. at per lower than import
ing pr es, intanhnr to close them all make room
for those of my manufacture
sIl mime to tiopt Glasses for the most defec.
tive sight with guara ltee FIR satisfaction PeObels
ground periscopis and flint Of my grinding set TO
auy style Il frame at low rates.
An extra large assortment Of Gold Silver and Steel
Sp,ctacies and Eve GLASSES constantly on band
Human Artici Il Ewes Inserted and made TO order
Thankful for the kind pair in the past and pray
ing Tor kind continuation Of the same,
l am respe fully,
>. RoSENBUsH, optician
nEY@ Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange.
Z. S.-Lwould respectfully remind the public that
employ no one in selling my Glasses rpectaces
mch24 diff j. RUSENBUSH. Optician.
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TOR SALE-A desirable residence,
a pleasantly situated the corner of Edward and
Newport streets formerly owned ard occupied Dy n.
Holr'es Inquire OF JAMES Il. PIERCE.
apll DIFF
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LAWS OF TUE UNITED STATES
Passed at the Third Session of the Thrty-Seventh
Congress.
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Stationery at The Lowest Prices.

Ihave on hand few broken and Odd lots of Paper
which viii sell at a blrgai'.
ala dit EDWARD WHITNEY.
An rERNAL REVENUE ASSESS
MENT NOTICE.
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VALUABLE LOIS ZOE SALE.

Ths, LOT on Lincoln street, opposite the mansions
OF T. H. Moen and " @. Thompson, Esqrs suitable for
the erection Of M1cliae Shops Boot Hanfactory or a
B0c& 9f Houses Will be sold low. The Lot fronts on
Lincoln street III feet and s $50 feet doep bounded west
by VIII Brook and is near the line OF the RailrOsd
Three Lots on Front street, suitable tor Stores adjon
s the new store OF George essions the corner Of
Front aud ,rum5a streets; also the lot south on
Trunbuil street, Row occupied rs wood gard.
FRANCIS II. DEWEY,
mems dtf 2lS Min street.
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WOttester DaiIp spg.
TIE DAILY spy.

Hereafter the DAILY SPY will be furnished to new
subscribers and those renewing their subscriptions
at the following rates:-
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CIR FOR SALE.--Erom s to 11s8ss
ssfSS 10 Acres Of the best Land in the City Of @ge
worcester, situated three fourths Of aNd4rA
.-sa1l- mile from Main street. on the westerly -u-
SIDE Of Pratt street. tcaed the Garden of Eden under
high state of cultivation, sOpng to the southeast
There growing tine premises Peach three
four years old Apple Trees Of the choicest kinds about
two acres of Strawberries oil the best kinds, large
quantity of Rhubarb There Is the premises an
excellent spring Of water. The whole land has been
used for garden purposes. Tine present owner having
other business to aten to, will sell the above at
gain For terms, which viii be easy, inquire at the
store ofJOlIN Is. PRATT, JR q CO. Nos. 81 and sc
Main street or o the Hon ISAAC DAVIS.
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\ FOR SALE OR TO LET

l5.f FOR SALE OR TO LET
si.i Situated in KNOXVILLE, in the easteriv part of
4sa Holden, few rods distant from Cotton Faetn-
~ small, neat Dwelling House, aud half story
nigh containing FIVE rooms on tho lower floor small
Barn, shoe shop &c A good garden OF about acre
w:th quantity Of fruit tree3 On the same.
For llrther Information inqI OF SIR. ROYAL H.
CHAFFlN oil said holden or of the subscriber in
shrewsbury HENRY HOWE.
mchg3
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE A
a Farm in Dublin, \. H.. Of 26o acres For particu-
lars inquire OF W. Il. WILLARD. at A. Tolman & Co.'S
Carriage shop. DIT III
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ROR SALE At 4 RARGAIN


REAL ESTATE AND BAKING BUSINESS
The Real Estate at the SOuthbridgo and Salem
streets. consisting Of large two-stOry Dwelling BOne.
convenient for or two families, and large lot Of
land. Connected with the above Is large Bakery,
(now doing good business) stable, &c The Real Is
tate with the Baking business ihe business separate,
Will be sold at barRan, and the Bakery let The
teams, tools, &C. in good conditions; sell account Of
III health
For further particulars inquire of the subscriber, on
the premises
aul4 tvs MTrRDQnK
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TOR SALE-The House situated No Z
= Cherry street, Formerly occupied by VIM r Wood.
1t is well ARRANGED for families tn hard and soft
water, variety ofiuit, &C. auc good opportunity
for az Investment Inquire OF
anil DIFF JAMES r. PIERCE.
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q SUBURBAN RESTDENCE FOR

E1,ii SAbE-one mile north from the Post flee with
.4iSSseven acres OF land. buildings nearly new Also
for sale lot So by 50, Kim street, corner Of Fruit
street. APP to
apo diff CHARLES NASH
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pARM FOR SALE-A Farm in Wor.

81 UNI T VI tI1I1I4 II T dTIII III " OF
cester Of l40 acres well propOrtioned into tllage
and pastuIug, with about 40 Of wood and timber
land, wi good house and barn aud buildings Said
place two and half miles from City Hail. ON the road
y Grafton. For particulars inquire Of T. n. ABBOTT
farm. dtf f2I
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dissolution OF COPARTNER-
~ SnIP.-The cnpartnershn heretofore existing un-
der the namo Of j.. H. " l.. d. THuRsroN, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent The affairs Of the Late Arm
will be settled by either of the parties.
j. II. TAURSTON.
l.. ID. nIIIRSION.
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fs!a FOR SALE-A desirable Cottage
M House, pleasantly situated on the corner of Crown
sraf-and Congress streets, containing rooms with
5OV ieet of Land, which variety of Fruit frees
and Currant Bushes. NC, all IN thrifty and bearing
condition neverlailiug well Of excellent water soft
water cistern, DC, are ON the rare bargain is
offered For terms, &C., apply at No Crown street. or
AT the spy JOO Otce deOptf mch3
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nor SALE-0ne beautiful lot l25X60,
a liking 1890 square feet the corner OF Queen and
Chaud stress; price Si701-terns easy. Address
mcnl3 diff Benz. ID. WALLS Err, launton Mass.
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HOUSE FOR SALE OR TO LET.
Al The subscriber being about to the cty offers
TO sell his estate No % Portland street. consisting Of
house with 70 rooms with soft hard and filtered water,
Also good Barn. 5. q. REED.
Worcester, March 6, l7G3. mohl3 off
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TO LET-Four Rooms at No. 10 Pleas
& ant street. dtmyl+ ap2l
TEN0 SELL OR TO LET-fn North
L Uxbriige, Water Power with Brick building
"a by " two story and Basement, within half mile Of
the Depot. Inquire of
apis dlwt THOMAS C. LAWRENCE.
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for Sale.

CALORIC ENGINE FOR SALE
~ Worth all the owner asks for Il. Address
APT diff A. b. PROUTY. Worcester, Mass.
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FOR SALN-The first House north OF
= Glen, on tae east side Of Liberty street. Inquire
on the premises. dlw' apis
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TWO ROOMS TO LET-At No Z
n Pearl street-sutable for or two gentlemen.
aDl6 dti
The New York herald., 1863-10-30
rae Prize ifing.

All tho parties who we're arrested ~ the orders OF
General schoep the Comnsndant Of Fort lelvarc, for
helny impl cated The roobcrcs outrage az Fort
Pcaa ihc occss ion Of the pfze 6ghis On Tuesday
af iiberaed at late hour lbc simc evening oy
order Of tho General with tho exception Of Fdwar vii.
SOU and orsn tho principals. who we're hanied over
10 the State authorities. 1hry were oobycyef 10 IN"
county aii n, Newcastle, Delaware, where they si re-
main, being held In tho sum OF four hundred dollars
paii eaoo
when the second nght beisecn Orsn rnd Parsy Marley
was broken up In Consequence OF the a,aok by TIE mi
,ary who had been from Fort Delaware for the pr
pre- thcre general dispersion o the spec,aors IN
every direction; but they by the soldiers who
hal beca thrown out thn shers al sides and who
nrcd at every fuve who refused stop and surrender
when called upon 50. Nearly hundred TAKEN
IN this manner some, however nakde od their esea
the country to 81 George stat on on the BALTIMORE
line Of ralroid and others reaching Delaware city IN
sa,ety. We did not bear OF any being ~oundei
although thrn had essapss their eo'tes
pcng perforated by the min,c balls fnrgsrad escaled
ny clever ruse, having bribcd the engineer o. tho
seamer on which he when she cspture n slo~
hiin 10 his 6sslstsn While another prom
hiest sprting city Dici o. fhiaIepbis be- ne Temp,
rarly co, poser ADD hreman he 40 80 ai~d .isc-
fion. WirpD. when taksn In a birth 0i boa d the
ssmo boat attended ~ hts secnds, ~ho wefe blsiy en-
gagged atieudi5s 10 his severe fasiai injuries Con
t.tsn tho wsy " The boat st fo't
Penn hts battered countenancc causing him 10 be essy
rcrosniyrd - of the clnbstaDis Marley, be opfo
psnt e-cared desect0u and reached hnsdeli hia the
same evening
here IL no prospect & amaich between the gcior.
Con fitxgerAd, and j. coburp, the former de-
cisfcs Of withdrawing rom the lriye rims
altogether. xe unSsrstnd inst stbu.h toborn hs re-
tired t4s piislstc aDd rcrolnced tho Cbsfn
pOBshp, be sould set have consented ~ meet tscr w
Tor stake - two tbpnstnd dollars a sde
10 rh zfe rhs the day Tfeceiinf the hrht ihefe
vas god deal 20 ilsion at Tic yyftng boar 90
the spprosctag great hsht fng nd between lttn e.
Iecusn and Tom k'rg FER tl0 0ce slds The cgds ~
500 g. sf5 we're rady taken age amount suf A'
tie time spyonisi lof be ngnt ecenber y drs ner
the interest vi nererc snd he betting become heavi"f
aud more general.
The New York herald., 1863-10-30
CT, i.t.iitss.es.

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cspsa.a Peter stsf-s. iais ~ oofarsnf q W. gso 10
lice aseciscs. tys fas@ e,stsriiy .isfHo.a ffea ~
rfntb CD ifcb ~ ani Eass stfsts -
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f1staf~sg he Fttfs efartnisrt fsfts - 80 q
hff afei w. tcerH tfsa 90 80 .ftpfi aol ~ff
ssnal srici ~ ssaaffs'4 tfss a4nd lht Fs 80 80
frurrtr fsffastfssa - SOC isr ,. q ~tn. a. a.
" zee tasF. NJ Nfasys Via ds lfefsas nref ffi -
~ ~ ib@ 90 fac1 prsef "a 90 90. n = -
ssfras4 h. oesIfsai ftfmr1 ffif'. atl 90 - -
taroagh hf.s, Atfsftsy. nfsft ahd 1flmph fMrrs
sss1ss ~. fsDth sci 80 tf1 .aws n -..1 'ftys
hstes ~. ssaaias sefe tassa " Sfss1~ef t@usiesy
faf nt fuispt
Fpsu GsftrwnH fffrsr --fhs q - o s's Zoe ne
rshih asusi rhrsafy n1'nss, g'sintiefffaaa tsss
sss.s~ es ,tesa f1sfIss Nil No - oos-ssieh st's~,
TAs asaes .sfs trta a1stsiy sea ciscgvessf srs -
a ,ta sisss tis 4sfssq affirsi ss4 sttsx sbsd
tir- So BE- rsd fascs Lob pesdrsy gbe 1snsss
g. u.r stsE a.f uaeeinsiT a. ~ rnt gwes.bly -
,hsa 500 hsss1 90 81 90 ibs snsrnisefy SD
frtfa esst SstlnS uossa Ne ss&sss fyd.
The New York herald., 1863-10-30

shots were fred at him from one of the windows OK
house the vicinity Ono shot grazed tho back Of Gene
rai warren's horse; but the missiles did no further
damage.
rrIx BATTLES or ArBrRs AND rRisIoE STATION
We have bot recently given the full details Of the bat
es at Auburn and Brisoe Station which occurred the
18th and 18th October, 1868 The ealntry General
Warren on these occasions especially marked, and
his skin manifested plainly IN the nanoavago Of
his that has established hs reputation ror ing
Gne general officer in the aoli as no excellent
geographical engineer.
GENERAL MEADEs APPRECIATION oF I'm
The following order speaks lor Itself so FAR Geacrd
Meade is concerned
hR4DorAsrRs, Army o. I'VE poIoaAc
Oct. IS, lSf3
The Major General commanding announces the army
Mat tho guard, consisting Of the Second eorIs was
attacked yesterday while marching By the lank. me
enemy, after spirited contest, was repused, hsing
battsfy ave guns, coors and four hundred and
The 81 +, and promr,ude Of MAJOR General Warren and
the raantry ard bearing " tho officers and soldiers Of
py command OF MAJOR General MEADE.
). wMIAxs. assistant Adjutant General.
GENERAL wARREs's OPINION OF TIE WAR.
General Warren has grand career open before him
Although young he holds position equal to that
of sarecha OF the French army lieutenant general
q the English forces and that he win continue 20 make
Ms mark military commander there can be little, II
any, doubt In the minds Of readers That no holds
the opinion that the only way 10 end this tho
s subugaon Of the rebels Is set forth in bis letter in
answer 10 the invitation OF tho Young Mems Convention
d Syracuse from which document select the following
extract
Iwish you all cvery 10 your efforts TO support
our and strengthen armies IN tho field
] am fully convinced we shall have no satisfactory or
peaceful termination OF difficulties with the southern
usurpers except BY conquering IL.
Thus wrote General Warren on tho 31st Of August,
1868, aud he carried out his words in full far as his
command allowed him, the eventful ncd Of Brlstoc
October IA, lso3
The New York herald., 1863-10-30
Unreliable Reports About the Moveme m t.
of Bragg and Lee.
Mr.. T. G. w.ison's Dispatches.
EEApouARTERs, USITED srArEs Forces,
ALBANIA, oct. Il 1868.

EEApouARTERs tNTEp STATEs Forces,
ALBANIA, oct. u, 1868.
TIP LAND LAVE ~.
Perhaps some OF the many moro northern readers
H the HERALD, especially the descendants OF those
sho landed In tho cold Plymouth Rock, and who
have been their eodness ever snce inclined
70 think that the fact of tho army being away down
Aiabamav Is Synonymous with ability To enjoy the
bslmy Injuries and 80 called gratifying peculiars Of
bsushern life this has been often pictured
either 10 suit tho wanderugs OF tho Imagination the
purposcs OF the writer On the contrary, not 10
The midst of section Of country that boasts las wild
tanned chivalry would have the outside world bceve)
The rreensomc wood, the ~ondrous tree,
The bright pluncd bid, coy skipping free,
perfumed zephyr, waters clear,
And things that last from year TO year,
bat, at least for the present. living, and moving. and
having our being, or, particularly, what little Is
lsSt Of IT, In the neighborhood Of all kinds OF muddy
Wafers--stroub,ed waters" and waters thai trouble
sS malArious swamps deeply bordered with canebrakes
I'll around cf damp depressing fogs that bcog Of
cur officers and than anything ola "spirip eharac.
ssr ever did aud Of hieh, towering mountains. that oil
represent the iron spirit Of those very who camp
sbou, their who, by tho force OF intellect apd
She promptngs Of ambition know not the meaning OF The
word dcreat, yield to no reverse, but, rising above
Shs depressing influence Of such considerations, and
thoughts u home and It's comforthc pcasures Of tho
pascomm their families and their friends 10 tho pro-
tsctive care kind Providence and prcss onward and
snward bending not beneath the assaults of foes and
of,tlmss sweeping from their path, as viii food. all
these presumpg rebels who attemp, 10 stand between
them and the consumnstiou u their desires ask TO bc
excused for the Introduction of such remarks here
seems 70 thai much cannot be written In praise u
the men who compose this army, who endure its IA
tg res It's marches and fact s soGcrinss and whosc
labors through the night and through the day. all
westbers but tco often used for tho especial ard I'm.
-roper-certalny unwise--sdvancsment OF unpopular
ofncers both high and low M rank. Nv the most Of
that which really Of interest and Importance those
nav ng friends add relatives tho army never ands s
way into the newspapers. Correspondents restricted
nterfered with both in public and private way.
OF course military gentlemen high In rank DO
not fear TIE corrcsp ndents. Bat certain n
fbatR they do not fear the correspondents they pus
themselves good deal of trouble 10 pro
vent these same correspondents ventia,ng ,oo FREQ
~ ordinations and transactions In army NE strictly
yue do no, refer to Geld operations anything that
could give either aid or ccm'ors 70 the enemy.
- ihs hanks u The Tennessee river matter ef com.