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NJ More Supplies for Richmond Prisons.
The Rebels Made Jealous by Umion
LiDerality

WAsHINGToN, Dec. l6-Last evening Mai
Gen. hitchcock received from Brig. General
Meredith copy Of a letter addressed to him
on the lth, by Robert Ould, rebel commits
siOncr, dnnuuncing the determination of the
rebel war department to receive no more pro-
visions trnm tho nnrth lar prisoners in
their hands. We hear from Fortress Monroe
that he alleges persistent Qualification and
abuse" with reference TO the manner in which
rebel authorities have carried out their pledges
upon the subject, as a reason why they break
up the arrangement, and promises, however,
to deliver faithfully all the supplies in ques-
ton that had been received up to the time the
letter was written; and adds that hereafter,
our prisoners in their hands will be ratoned
precisely as tlcy ration their own soldiers in
the field
Without doubt, the allegation Of ''yilfca-
ton and misrepresentation" put forward as
the reason for declining hereafter to receive
such supplies, is mere subteifuge The real
reason Is the pressure Of the jealousy of peo-
pie OF Richmond Of The fact that, through the
care and liberality Of our government, and
their friends at home, the Union prisoners in
their hands were said 10 be living better than
any family could live in the rebel capital
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HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF TIE PoToMAC,
Dec lG.-Gen. Meade issued an order to-day,
allowing registered suffers to furnish supplies
to the army, on complying with certain speci-
fed conditions
ClNcINNArI, Dee l6.-The storehouse and
lumber shed of the machine shops of the
Ohio and Mississippi railroad, at Vincennes,
Ind, were destroyed 10y fire this morning.
The main buildings were only saved by Il
strong win,l which hlAur in the opPoeito dircC-
ton.
New YORK, Dee. 16.-A Pernambuco let
ter reports barque of about three hundred
tons, supposed to be Il rebel privateer and
called the Release, was seen Oct "a, lat.
south, and Ion. 81 west, She is supposed to
have been one OF the prizes of one Of tile
rebel priyateers, and armed and manned by
her captorS.
Gold closed to night, after the board, at
$50 II.
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Matters on the Mississippi River-SaIc Of
COGt0E-ise0el BATTERIES

CAIRO, Dee. lG.-The New Orleans papers
of the 9TH inst, are received, but contain little
news. The United States steamer Bermuda.
with the cargo Of the schooner Antonio, ar
rived ut New Orleans on the 9Th. The cargo
consisted OF cotton, and was handed OYER TO
the United States pre- commissioners.
Cotton sold at New Orleans at - 3-4 73c
per pound for midlng. AT Memphis the
cotton market was more active on the 18th,
but the prices were low. Sales $50 bales at
Is a Csc. Military orders preventing people
bringing in cotton were still in force during
the last week still more, for strict measures
have been put in operation.
The banks have been ordered to pay out no
gold to depOstors or checks.
The total sales of cotton during the week
were 625 bales. The total number shipped
from that point was 1l74
The military authorities are selling all the
horses and mules in Memphis for army use
that are not excepted by permit from the
commanding general as necessary for law
Jul purposes, paying the owners Il fair price
for them TINS c0nscripton is being vig3r-
ously enforced in accordance with recent or
ders.
A destructive fire occurred in Memphis on
the night of the llth; loss not learned.
The steamer Van Phul, from New Orleans
Dec. I, arrived in Cairo, with 10 hogsheads
of sugar and 338 barrels Of mOlasses. She
was not fired into going down, as reported,
but ON her way up, on the 8th, was attacked
twice above Bayou Sara. The firing was
from a battery OF 6 and 2-pounders, on the
Louisiana shore, throwing shell and round
shot. Captain German, her commander, was
killed by the first shot. Three of the crew
| were killed and four OF the passengers injur-
| ed. Three shots passed through the hull and
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TFTlm HIc.!InOUU TaIlLTs.J
BRISTOL, Dec. II. The news from the front
is decidedly encouraging. Our cavalry are at
Morristown, and the enemy is retiring since
Longstreet placed Cumberland Gap in his
front instead Of his rear. Longstreet, Vance's
and Ransoms commands had consolidated
and perfect confidence is felt that he will hold
the country. Vaughan's command has also
succeeded in joining the main body.
BRIsToL, Dec. l4.--The main body of our
army remains at Rodgersvile. Longstreet's
headquarters are there.
BRIsToL, Dec. l5.-rhe situation at the
front remains unchanged. Some two hundred
of those wounded at Knoxville have arrived
here. Lieut.. Gus. Magee, of Gen. John Nor
CAMS stall, who escaped with the general, has
arrived in Russell county, en- route to Rich
mond, and is satisfied he is in our lines.
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The Peruvian Question.

New YORK, Dee. lG.-lhe steamer Cham
pion, from Aapiuwal It'll, arrived tonight
with about $500, 900 in treasure and large
number of passengers, among whom is Hon
j. 5. Mackie, American commissioners to
Peru. All questions pending between the
United States and Peru have been satisiacto-
rily adjusted and Mackie proceeds to Wash
ington to lay the result before our govern
ment. Mr.. Squires, colleague Of MIR. Mae
kie, remains in Peru to continue scientific OPP
.plorations. Maj. Woodruff Of the army, Col.
Harasithy and VIM. GOdthwaito of Boston,
are alsO among the pAssengers.
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COMEDY AT THE THEATEE-A full house last
night greeted the comedians, and there will proba-
bly, be good attendance tonight, when that beaut-
full comedy, full of fun and genial wit, 'She
Stops TO Conquer will be played with very
fine east. Mr.. Thomas rlacdc, whose inimitabie
acting is the theme of universal praise, appears
Tony Lumpkin. Mr. Shewell will surely shine
young NARROW, while Miss liardcastle is one of MIS-
Barr Ow's best and most taking parts. Mrs. f. l..
Davenport, by her cnd'te and charming acting, has
for herself all manner of praise is play bliss
Neville, and that capital actress, airs Lebrun, Mrs
HaIdcastls; another brilliant house may fairly be
expected. Tomorrow evening, perceive. is the
benefit of Mrs Barrow and the last appearance OF
the combination.
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xxxvrII Congress-rirst session.


SENATE
Mr., WILSON introduced a bill in amendment
of the bill enrolling and calling out the ma
tionaI forces.
Mr.. WADE presented memorial from la
dies, asking the passage of an act for the
emancipation of all persons OF African de.
scent Referred to committee.
MIR. SALISBURY presented memorial from
clergyman Of Delaware, asking exemption
from the dralt. Mr.. Salisbury remarked
that the pastor who attends to the duties Of his
holy mission Of peace and good will to men
ought to be exempted from military duty {;
while political parsons should he placed in
the front rank, and made to fight till the war
is over. The memorial was referred t. the
military committee.
Mr.. NELSON presented Il petition of officers
of the 54th and 55th Mass. colored regiments,
asking for the same pay and bounty rs are al
lowed other troops. Referred to the military
committee
Mr.. WILSON reported back the Joint rcsolu-
ton rendering the thanks of congress to Mai.
Gen. Grant, and the officers and men Of his
command, with recommendation for its pas
sage. Adopted.
MIR. LANE If Kansas offered resolution Of
inquiry relative to the treatment by the rebels
of our Kansas prisoners. seven OF whom were
seen in irons in one prison OF the SOUTH last
summer. and who It was understood are to De
put to death, as others had been. Recent re-
ports of the same character have also been
received
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Thr Fremch In Mexico.

New York, Dec. I6.-Mintitlan dates OF
the 18th ult. states that the place is closely be-
siegod by French guerrias. All supplies
from the interior are cut of, and consequent
ly the people are suffering from want of pro-
visions. A French gunboat was also guard
ing the town, besides a number Of French
Egyptian troops. The natives were bitter
against French despotism, and hope tor inter-
venti0n by the United States
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The New Orleans Era Of the 9th has ac-
counts Of the capture of the rebel works at
Pass Cavaio, already reported. Report says
that large quantity of cotton is at Victoria,
one OF the towns ON Matagorda Bay and
within our reach by the capture Of tile above
works. 1t had accumulated there on its way
to Brownsville, but could not be got to that
place from the scarcity of teams.
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MILLEDGEvILLE, Dec. l5.-The legislature
adjourned sine die last night. ! he appropri-
atoms amount to over $4,000, 000-two mil
lions for clothing the Georgia troops, two mil
lions for the military fund, one million for the
public debt, half Il million tor the Georgia re-
lief association, one million for blockade run
ners and supplies, and about one million for
general state expenses.
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THE SANITARY FAiR.-The receipts of the
sanitary fair in Boston, during Tuesday ard
Wednesday, are estimated at SIXTY THOU
SAND DOLLARS. Those most sangune of set
ting up the exhibition had no conception of
the immense throngs Of people, from all parts
of New England, now being attract ed to it.
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Deafness,
CHtnrrh, and Diseases OF the
EYE, EAR AND THROAT

DR.. LIGHTHILL, ooumsr AND AuRIsr. No. s Bowls.
ton Place, Boston, Opposite the Common near the Pub
lie Library can daily be consul ed on the above named
Diseases
References Of cures can be Outlined at the Office.
CIV nr. LtghthiIl popular work on DEAFNESS. its
Csnses and Prevention, be obtained as Lorirg's
Bookstore No. sa Washington street, Boston. pri.e
9lO0.
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POLICE COUNT tuesday, Dee. 15.--James Collins,
a sailor in the course of his travels the city
made a call upon Messrs c. W. Freeland & Co., and
finding a coat there which he judged would prove
extraordinary good fit for him. took the liberty to
take it home ION trial" without mentioning the
matter to the proprietor of the store The officers
found him Oh William street; and after hearing
before the police court he sent to the house OF
correction for three months.
Wednesday, Dec l6-Mr Gough--not John 49,, but
Patrck-was mp for trial a charge of being
drunk and was fined 81 and costs, which lie paid.
afternoon Joseph Fales of Holden, for yagrancy,
was sent to the Holden workhouse for six months
BENZ Allen of Rutland fined So and costs for
being drunk Paid
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CITY AMI COUNTY.

MASSACHUSETTS l5TH EEGIMENT.-The No
vember report Of this regiment shows that Lieut..
Col. JoSlin was captured by the enemy on the 9th
ult., together with the following men ;-COrp w
Arlington. james & offer and JOhu AcDonald, Co
ID; sergeant james Comrie, 5 CURLY, aud Louis
Jayuau, Co f. Capt Bradley has resigned. The
death otJoscph Freeman OF Co + is announced
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READ THE FOLLOWING

De, lIGHrHtLL-
Dear Sr-l shink itis a dnty awe 50 the public az
well as Yourself to publish the performed by you
on INV daughter she hal been afflicted with ophthas-
mia aud catarrh tor eight months more had employed
four different PHYSICIANS for her they only made her
worse, she weaker day until she scarce
ly able to walk and almost blind Hearing Of your
success was induced il give YOU trial, and am happy
to say after two months treatment she was entirely
eutd, and must add believe you was not only the.
means Of restoring hersight but of saving her life
Respectfully, &c
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-17

The Denier Troupe closed brief but rcmarka-
bly, successful season last evening. 1t gives pleas
to announce that they will return during the
christmas holidays, and on that occasion MIR John
Derner will perform wonderful tight rope feat
not attempted during his present visit.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-17

IN CAMP AT SOUTH WOECEsTEE.-There are now
seVentyiive men at the barracks, under the charge
OF Lieut.. S. NJ. Bowman. They are all enlisted in
the 9th regiment Col. Bartlett with the exception
Of four five enlisted in the heavy artillery,
who leave the camp this morning.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-17

fair held by the American ladies in Mon
treal, for the benefit of the sanitary commits
sion, yielded the sum of 800.
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Cure t"r Catarril.-DE. WADswoRrA's DkY Ur
certain remedy tor this ioathsome disease 1hsr is
no mistake about this. The Dry TIP cured Thousand,
of cases Of Caarh and the sales of article are con
santlv increasing. A word to the wise is sufficient
For sae by the proprietor, IL. II. BURRlNGTON Chem
list and Druggist, Providence, X. 1 also, b. GEO F.
HARLOW, Druggist, Worcester and ny druggists gem
orally. d3m&wSt* NIL
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Draper u Clark, CogMIssIoN MERCHANTS, ana
Dealer in Flour, Drain, Meal Grass Seed, salt
cement, CacinUd Plaster Plaster Paris Ground o.
sheils, Farmers Produce generally Also Agents
for tho sale OF Goes super Phosphate of Lime Peruvian
Guano, American Iu0no, and Ground Bone.
DRAPER 4 CLARK,
arS diff Nos. - & 81 Trout st., Worcester. Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-17

LIEUT. Coz took down to Long Island yesterday
tirty-three men who were recruited i'll this and the
four western counties.
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A FALSE REPoEr.-Ihe statement of the Hart
ford Courant that Hubbard Osgood, engineer on
the Providence and Worcester railroad, was last
Friday run over. cutting off of his legs, APP
pears to be incorrect We learn from the messenger
of Earc's express that Mr. Osgood was but slightly
injured His engine being of the track, he was as
sistng in getting it ON, when some part of the ma
chinery gave way, giving him severe blow on the
leg, which only resulted in tanning him for few
days: and this was the extent Of his injuries.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-17

RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN LEoMINsTER.-Ihe last
down train ON the Fitchburg and Worcester rail-
road, on Monday night, ran over man named
John Foley near the railroad crossing ON LancaH-
ter street, in Leominser lie was lying outside and
near the track, one hand and both legs being cut off
lie was a short time before the accident badly
intoxicated. He died lat six O'Clock the next morn
ing The coroners jury exonerated the employees
OF the railroad company from all blame in the mat
ter
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pa" Cough Cold and CumaumptIon.-rLc
VEGEr NBLE rtLMoNA y BALsAM is the most highly
approved medi Inc ever discovered IL has stood me
best q al tests, Time, having had Unprecedented
sale % Rsary J2rtg years 1t is recommended by
best IhySic0gS our most eminent CT izeRS. the Press,
the Trade, in ct By all who know it, For certificates,
which can be ivcn TO almost any extent wrappers
TO each hottie The rOprieos ill cheerfully refund
the money not entirely satisfactory. irce 50
aud 81; the lar-e bOles much the cheapest b. care
nj 10 get the genuine which is prepared OIiy by REED,
CuILrK d o., wholesale Druggists, Boston Sod
n Worcester by Dealers generally. d& en- d3
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eUlcEssEuA orauAlIoN 400 ono.s tYrs.

Oh Saturday last, Dr LoitrlILL OF No 10 Bedford
street. operated upon my eyes for OF the tross
Eyes with peiiect Ny have been turned
in from infancy. bu they perfectly straight.
MARY \. MCNENZll.,
With Nr. W!n. 4. Bradford, No 8 Burroughs Place
Boston, July ? lS92
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-17

New York, Dec. l6.-The Post says 1T
is reported That the Commercial Advertiser
has been sold by Messrs. Hall & Co to sew
eral persons, among them Mr.. VIM. II. Hurl-
but of the World. Mr.. Wilson, once of the
Times, but more recently engaged as presi-
dent of the Continental bank note company,
and a Wall street mixer and sppcuIator, are
the principals. 1t is said that the new pro-
prietors will take possession on the LIST of Jan
uary.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-17

, DIvIDEND.-The Boston and Worcester railroad
pay on the LIST of January a semannual dividend of
five per cent, free of the government tax.
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nebeI reports from Northern eseorg

The Richmond Wing of the 18th quotes
from the Atlanta Confederacy that the rebel
cavalry advanced on the 10th above Ring
gold, finding the country clear of the enemy.
They proceeded thence to Lookout Mountain
and Missionary Ridge, but they found nothing
but the debris utthe eneny's camps. The po-
sition seemed to have been deserted on Satur-
day last. In the town of Chattanooga and be-
low the enemy had yisibly reduced his force.
The superstition was that heavy force had
gone in pursuit of Longstreet, and another
had started into West Tennessee to look after
Forrest, who has taken advantage Of the abb
sence OF Shermans corps.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-17

BOge's hyperion tluit Restores ard Dresses Hair
BOsle's Electric lIA-r Dive, Best in the World
Boge's Is I'm Of Cytheria Cures An and Pmples.
Buge's Aies aHi Hair Work, New Improvements.
pass all others Cheapest, hest an most real lie.
TRY BE convince ). w. BOGLE,
t29 u3m 202 WashiOEt1i street
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Palmer, Mass, Aag. u 1858.


respectfully &c
T. &. MURDOCH.
Palmer, Mass, Aag n 1855.
DIR LIGnrHuL-
Dsar Sir-Front the benefit nave derived from cur
treatment and operation for Cataract de ~ 1t due to
you TO have my name added 30 the many GU already
possess who have been cured by your skill Therefore
chcerflly submit ths FLOWING statement:-For three
years was blind without assistance could not go
about at all During hat ti.ne had four operations
upon my eyes, besides many applications which was
advised to try, all of which avaed me nothing but
rather made my ! had almost concluded
that there help tor when was induced
through the influence of friends 20 apply you. did
feeling that it anost useless, but you gave
encourage tnt from the arst visit and finally consent
ed to have operation performed by you, which was
the meaus Of restoring my sight Since that
time, which was two Yeas and half ago. have been
perfectly well and with the aid Of glasses can see to
read the ius print and do the finest sewing My eyes
have troub cd lroln that tine either by indam-
nation pain of any kind. And woad say TO all who
similarly afflicted to give D LghthiN trial. They
will find him I'll he pro. esses to be- Resp, ctfuliy,
MRS. II 2. HOLDEN. Palmer Mass.
July 49, 1852.
hereby certify that have been deaf for hy years,
have had perpetual noises in head, and have been
ander of many different Physicians without
having received any benefit Since ! have been under
the charge If DR. lIGHlBILb my hearing has been re
stored the noises in my head have entirely and
my genera! health greatly improved would. theYe-
heartily recommend BIN 10 all Hho may be SINH
larry a5licted. MARY A. IRVING.
March %, 1855. Holden street. Brook ine Mass.
This in TO cortif thot DIX. LIGHTnfLL has cured me Of
Deafness b, his ssilul AID scientific treatment which
is mild and perfectly harmless
JIG. CASE, 29gi Washington street.
Boston, March 7, 1853.
have been troubled with disagrecabie discharge
from nv ea,s-caused by scarlet ever-since two
years Of age, aud cured by the etectual
of DE. LIGnTnIL1 Nj hearing, which also
much lmpsirsc, has restored
IA, sTEARNs.
son Of Geo G. siesms, Doane street. Boston.
Thls certifes that having deaf FOR two years,
induced place myse under DE- LshthilI's care,
happy tsstit his perfec! success, he haV-
lag restored my hearing entirely.
HIRAM WALCOrT, Waiihan, N ass.
hereby certify that DIR. \, F. LIGnrHLb efrectually
relieved inc Of prou4e discharge from my ears, ana
testify Of his success such cases.
JOuN Z. KAIrAN, Moon treet, Boston.
CURE OF CATARRI,
hereby certify that my daugh Inter- Annie E. Collier,
has cured OF catarrh by Dir ghthli. She has had
the oft for four years and Has been
perfectly cured about three MONTHS and romans so up
- this time. ...-
Boston, May l, 1868,
HOME TESTIMONIAL.
Boston, Aug. 49, 1862
DIR. LIGHTnILL-
Dear sr-Itis a very agreeable duty to acknowledge
the complete cure you have performed my for
deafness time standing Ny hearing is per
feet. as though lncver affected at all. happy
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Treatment ct Riseisats Of the Chest,
Lung Throat, Respiratory Organs, and Nervous Alice
tons.-DR ALPuOHsE OLE Gle i'ars), who has been
practising physician in Iew York city for the past eight
years informs bis patients and the public that lie has
returned from visit to tn hosp tails or Iaris and Lon
don, and has resumed his practice.
DIR Wolrs successful treatment of the above diseases
besides Neuralgia. Rhe umagn, DC. &c, is well Known
and can be attcsed by most respectable parties He
can be consulted personally from to 10 m and to .
p M, and Corresponds by mail promptly attended
to- DR. a WOLF,
NIL dawUai S32 Broadway. New York
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La NE VS..

BY TllLlG RAPIl
TO TIE WORCESTER DAILY SPY.
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. l6.-The sales of
government bonds to-day amounted to
Sl,06l,I5
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Jonn Morgan in Richmond.

NEW YORK, Dec. l6.-Report says John
Morgan has reached RicImond, via the Big
Sandy river. jeff. Davis has given him
command in the army of Georgia.
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We can honestly commend TO our readers the
course of lectures upon geology to be delivered by
Dir. Denton i'll Washburn Hal, beginning tenn or
row evening Mr. Denton is every where praised as
clear and eloquent speaker, thoroughly conyers-
ant with his subject. In Boston he was heard with
great interest, and in Milford he obliged to re-
peat his course to accommodate the multitude who
wished to hear him
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aetlai $lotltes.

E7a'r ssyv! sa.tv ssyo !-GArCuELoEs CNlE
BEArtu ia II DYE THE BEss Is THE " oRLU !-rha
only II Unicsf, true and reliable Dye known. This
splendid Hair Dye is parie;t-chareos Red, Rusty or
vrey lair, Instantly 10 a Glossy Black Natuial
6ropa without iijnring the hair or staining the skin
leaving the hair SOFT and bcautiu; mpgrts fresh vta-
ly,trcqaently restoring its pristine rectines
the Ill effects Of bad DYES The Genuine is signed W IL
LIAM A. BATCHELOR, ell others arc mere limitations,
and should be avoided, sold by all Dru ptsts &c. Fat-
tory-Sl BARCLAY street. \. L. BRt2heior's New Toilet
Crea for DRESSING The il-ir Sold in Worcest,rb by
T. Harlow utwly el3
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The Duty OF THR HoUR'' is the subject of Miss
Anna Dckimson's lecture in the lyceum course this
evening. We are requested to state that the only
place where erening tickets will be sold is at the door
of the hall; and that the sale of evening tickets
will posjtire,y not begin until seven O'Clock.
Twenty hundred people 1ocked to hear Miss
Dckins )n's lecture in Springfield last week, and it
met with the warmest terms of commerdation,