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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-21
MOROESTEg LUNATIC HOSPIl
A Il A Z A ID L
AT ANNAPOLIS.

AT ANNAPOLIS.
CADET will be selected by Competitive Examna-
tlon, for the Naval Academy at Annapolis from the
Eighth Massachusetts, Congressional District
The Examination will take place on SATURDAY
June e. at 10 O'Clock A. ut the TECHNICAL SCHOOL in
Worcester, and will be conducted by Prof O. o
THOMPSON, Rev. L. IL. HALL, and Dr.. JOSEPH
SARGENT.
Applicants must bring with them evidence OF good
moral character and that they residents of the bis
seventeen years, of robust health and OF the ordinary
attachments of boys of that age educated in our best
common schools.
The right Is reserved, among candidates whose aualf-
cations are nearly equal to give the preference to those
whose father other relative may have done good
service TO the country in the late war.
The successful candidate must report Annapolis on
or before June Nlh GEO, +. HOAR.
Worcester 1871 dht
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-21

The Chorus Tickets good only this Extra unless
specially endorsed by assistant superintendent other
proper officer
'Will not stop East Of Granville.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-21

CAUTION.-Al persons are herby eau
~ TONED against putting down the Scrmshaw Patent
Concrete walks, such may be seen on William fau-
rel North Ashland and other streets, except such ~
put down myself, as have the sole right to use the
Patent In Worcester and vicinity All infringement OF
the law Will be promptly prosecuted Order Slate at 1888
Main st.. office OF Warren's Improved Roofing Comp ny
els d3t II. l.. jerks.
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5uttions.

By Il. W, ABBOTT, Auctloneer.
ofiice No. / Central Exchange.
GREAT SALE
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Notitrs.

COILS EU VI,
lust PUBLISHED BY
ARTHUR W. LOCKE & CO.,
BOSTON.
Extracts from the Boston Press.
From the DAILY EVE. TRAVELLER.
Those who desire to know how the Coliseum will look
cannot do better than TO procure copy of the handsome
eolored picture Of the building issued by Arthur W.
venlent in size and low in price.
From the BOSTON POST.
II the Coliseum looks as handsome when finished as
Messrs Locke Cos picture promises it will be worthy
the presence OF the distinguished artists invited to its
From the SUNDAY HERALD.
SIessrs. Arthur W. Locke y Co. OF this city, have
issues neatly tinted and accurate picture of the
From the SAT. EVENING GAZETTE.
tined view of the Coliseum, as 1t Will be when COM
peted has lust been issued by \. W; Locke 4 Co. 1t
admirably adapted for sending to friends
Single copies sent receipt Of 20 cents liberal discount
tieS. DIV jelO
nor THE LAKE!
The Bus will run every hour after A NJ Sundays
Parties desiring so down week days can leave their
orders at DAVIS co.'s Clothing Store, opposite the
Bay state House DIM je2O
w ORCESTEg LUNATIC HOSPITAL,
~ IREASuRERs OFFICE, Worcester, Mas June
18Th lSI2-froposas Will be received at this Office until
July 1872, for thousand twenty-five hum
bred and forty pounds each Pittston Coal egg size
good quality, and tree from slate. to be delivered at
the Worcester Lunatic Hospital, follows;
$40 Tons previous to Oct, /, 1892,
800 Tons previous to Jan. l. 1873
to be kept in supply from contract at contract
price, and to be paid for delivery.
ID. w, BEMIS Treasurar
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-21

VNHE WORCESTER PARK ASSOCIA-
Il 1ION will receive proposals tor the use OF the RE-
resment Room ~ the grand stand the 4th OF July
next. Bids will be opened Thursday, June 27tl at the
office Of the Secretary, and the right TO reject ali bids Is
reserved. Address HORACE Is. VERY See'y.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-21

HEADQUARTERS FOR PRESIDEN-
II TlAL CAMpAluN BADGES. GREELEY aud
GRANT BADGES Of all kinds. Send for Circular and
Price list Enclose stamp Agents wanted everywhere
Wan sell IKE hot cakes sample of each kind out sent
10 any address by mail upon the receipt Of FIFTY
CENTS. ). WHITE a CO, JKwELERs,
1913 dNt 81 NhsAAM 81. New Ynlk
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-21

WORCESTER COUNTY INSTITU-
w rION FOR SANlNGS.--rhe sem. annual meet.
ing of The Trustees will be held at their room on Foster
street ON TUESDAY the 18th day Ot June current at
o'clock ?. NJ. G. A. HAMILTON, Treasurer
June II, 1872. dtm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-21

H. WINDOW AND DOOR SCRFFNs
OF taln, Figured, and Landscape Painted Wire Cloths
Frames made, covered end ted all kinds Of windows
doors, At short notice Also, German uauze and COM
mon Mosquito Netting for sale NJ lowest market prices.
Also cheap Putent Screen Frame, for 80 cts awindOw,
including covering.
jei7 dtf 30 Maple st.. arst door from MAIN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-21
NOR THE LAKE!

The Bus will run every hour after A. NJ Sundays.
Parties desiring so down week days can leave their
orders at DAVIS CO.'S Clothing store, opposite the
Bay state House. d2m ie2O
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-21

OTlCE.-The Copartnership heretofore
Il existing, under the firm Of EDNOSDs, DUNCAN d
HuRLBUT, is hereby dissolved by mutual cOnsen-tLe
dissolution 10 date from January list 1872 the name of
the 1rm from that time, having only been used ia
liquidation s NJ FDNoNnS
4. NJ DUNCAN,
i. IL. HURLBUT
No. Brookned, June H. 1872. dSt te2e
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-21

NOTlCE.-The offer of o Reward of $4,000
made by the President and Directors of The First
National Bank Of Grafton Mass for the detection and
conviction Of the thief or thieves who robbed the said
bank on the night Of the 25h OF October 1870 hereby
recalled. JONA WARREN. Pfesident
Grafton, June 18th, 1872 d3ls jelg
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-21
for Sail.

nor SALE-Lease of 5000 Square Feet
Il Of Room Also, 4 New S-hoTse power Engine,
Boiler, Shailing and Fixtures, in the same part OF
the power is let tor year For further particulars
inquire OF ELLIS THAYER,
apps DIR No. 90 SOutlhndCe
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-21

FbNHE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore ex
a listing under the firm name Of KNIGHT, GoDDARD 4
Co is this day dissolved by mutual consent The aifr
of the late firm will be settled the Oice OF the new
company {, +. KNIGHT
SENTUS p. GODDARD,
Worcester, May 81 1872.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-21

NOTICE.-The offer of Reward of $25OO
ma by the subscriber for the detection and con-
yeton of the thief or thieves who stole certain United
states Bonds from The First National Bank of Grafton
Mass on the night of the 25th Of October 1870 hereby
recalled. GEORGE r. SLoCOMN
Grafton, June 49, 1872 d3t3 Ielg
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-21

The undersigned have this day formed copartnership
under the firm name of Il, u. CRANE & CO., for the
purpose OF carrying on the Lumber Business. success
ors TO the laa firm of T.. Is. Crane; and will continue
the same at the Of Soutbbrdge and Madison sts
old stand. Il. u. CRANE.
w.. WILLIAM 5. FERRY JR
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-21
CITY OF wORC ESTER.


is also hereby given that the Sewer Assessment Bills
are ready for payment the Office Treasurer and
Collector. GEORGE +. VERY.
myT M,vo,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-21
BOSTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD.


During the Festival Extra Trains will be run as fol-
lows unless changed after one days notice. the right
dp W s
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-21
nIssOLUTION OF PARTNERSHTP-

1lSSOLUTlON. The Special Copartner-
- ship heretofore existing between the subscribers
9nler the firm and Lame Of E. Il, CRANE, IS this
Jay dissolved by mutual consent All claims for or
against the late firm will be settled by f. B CRANE (
Co. H. b. CRANE
May lst 1872. WILLIAM s. PERRY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-05
THE NEW PIANO.
4 Lrrss Porn.
nv JAMES n. nACRUn.

o. let the Pogr tell.
Right vorthiiy and wen. ivs.rf.
How tho WORKER his work had done
Whom tho seven poor strings which had wesried the
or al the Singers.
Through all tho ages,
Tie multiplied 70 seven bmes seveni
Erewhiie some kindly soulfor such. thank Hesyen'-
Plying "the Ills
That flesh IA heir TO-" invented quiisi
For which, In their prayers,
All grateful players
Must have prayed, Bless hs fngerss
But THOUGHT. tho inventive creative. worked on
And by slow. sure stages.
Gained one and another cogne Of vantage until
Tho fullness of victory at length was wont
Twas
By him. whoe'er he was. tn Unnamed. tn Unknown
Whose genias. prescicnt Of the great event.
Seized end subjected to the viii
OF the ARTIST. in one Instrument
The myriad diverse voices
The unlike, but kindred Voices
Wherein ART rejoices.
Twas
When all those
He had seized. or taught the ARTIST to seizo.-
The breatbings OF that mystic shell,
That spakc so sweetly and 80 WE'LL"
Wherein, twas said, "s some god must dweu.-
And tho clarion notes Of the reed-and the thriu
or the Orphean lyre-and. diyiner still,
The aIcompassing voices Of music that al
The organs vast DISQUALIFICATION all tbese
He had seized, or taught tho Artist to seize.
And. by the touch OF yon magical keys
At will TO lmprison--at will 10 release
Surely, the fullness OF victory was wont
On all this past Of human effort thou may'st ponder.
Mid thy happiness TO eco
That the full result is yonder
Made TO serve thee-nade thino own
A thing for joy-ior wonder
In It's power, In its compass, In Its tone.-
In all the rich of the empire Of sweet sounds
Which to its utmost bounds.
IL subjected TO thee.
And tho WORKER hath his meed.
And his work Is magni6ed.
when the fairest fingers glide.
With a weird and cunning speed.
Der tho smooth elephant pearl. where his slower
fingers piled
Their task ere yet any task for other fingers there
Ave- the WORKER hath his need. when he hears
What, to his enraptured ears,
Sounds like voices OF tho angels like encantment OF the
air,
When the hand OF lady fair
Strikes free the imprisoned music from the silent strings
he tied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-05

Tie Salt Monopoly Under this cry the i'm
portcrs arc prying and picking in Washington
10 get their "lirst brickn ont of the Tariff. IL
il n monopoly we should like to see them sad
died with. Why, there is not an intelligent
boy IN Michigan who does not know that the
profits of making Salt in the Saginaw field
have been reduced so low by competition that
the business exists only because it has been
made an adjunct to the saw-Inills When the
Lumber business shall be worked out on the
Michigan Salt territory, the manufacture of
Salt in that State has got TO STOP
Tho price of fuel trees ran mp with
the settlement .of the country 10 high, that
with the competition of other Salt, foreign and
domestic, bankruptcy cleaned out investment
after investment. 1t was finally discovered
that IN attaching the boiling of brine to the
saw mills, and using their escape steam, and
making fuel of the waste slabs, edgings, and
saw-dust, was the only possible profit for u
business that was running everybody who went
into it, It is IA fact that the entire Salt max
ing of Michigan depends on the refuse of her
Lumber manufacture. What tremendous
Monopoly, and what craftsmanship it win be
In DESTROY Ii.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-05
CEIESTI ANGER.

The telegraph takes the trouble TO inform
us that Monseigneur DupanlOup. Bishop Of
Orleans, has resigned his seat in the French
Academy because NJ. Macmillan Paul Emile
Littr6 has been elected fellow immortal.
This is the only news we have of the election
which was to take place on the 18th of De-
cembcr. There were four vacancies to he
filed those left by NM. de MOntalembert,
Villcmain, Provost paradol, and Mtrimee.
The prominent candidates for these places
were the Duke d'Aumale, Edmond About,
Alexandra Dumas els, Henri Tame, Barth6lemy,
Saint Hilaire, and Mr.. Littr6, whose candidacy
has at last proved successful If any spark of
human nature remains 10 the philosophic
breast, il will make Mr.. Littre's triumph none
the less agreeable that 1t is accompanied and
emphasized by defeat of his ancient enemy
so signal as 10 drive him TO the hitherto
unheard-of step of Academic suicide. Up 10
this hour, no one ever dreamed Of seeing one
"f the Sacred Forty fling his Immortality in
the rsse of his brethren and descend into
common life again.
But this was no eonlm0n event. and tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-05
LITERARY NOTES.

The next february number Of The GALAXY
will contain nm article by Junus Henri Browne on the
Blessing Of Sudden Death"
There is some hope that the warm common
datons with which Tanes great work tho History Of
English Literature has been received will lead Messrs
Holt Williams % reproduce the amusing impress
OF England which the author has been contributing tO
the Paris Temps.
An important book, treating on the yexed
question of the connection between the populations Of
the Old and New World by Julius Platzmsnn. the dis
tingushed artist In water colors, win be brought
before the AngO-Amercan public. by Mr TribDer,
der the title OF "Americano static EtyInologes, via
Behring's Straits from the East 20 the West"
Trlbner g. Co. viii shortly publish Cata-
logue OF Dictionaries ana Grammsrs OF the Principal
Languages Dialects In the World Thore viii DO up
ward Of $50 languages represented In this catalogue The
appearance Of each title will In itself be sign OF It being
valuable work. and that It m be obtained without
difficulty The various works are classified under thoir
respective languages which arranged IN alphabet
cal order. similar work has been attempted In
England
The first London edition Of Miss Kate Fields
Pen Photographic Dickenss Readings" Is already
haustcd TAs Graphite I'm recent notice Of this book.
ssid Mr.. Dickens wonderful rosder; and not an
element Characteristic OF bis power Is Lost upon Mss
Field She dwels upon the minutost traits With genuine
delight and does what most delighted peops cannot 40
shs Analyses with acute perception. and gives chapter
sSS q I'M H. ffs
slowing the rss and a q re rssers eoics With the
those fenderngs ara aud IL beyond denial that they
gve excellent idea OF what they are Intended 70 en-
prsss In this and other ways Mise Field has hred her
her little Indispensable 10 all who would stn1y tho
great agth9f 10 his personal rsstion " his wdsDx''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-05

A Louisiana correspondent of TIE TRIBUNE,
whose letter is printed on the sixth page of
this paper, throws much light ON the bitter
quarrel now going on between the Warmoth
and anti-Warmoth men in that State. Tho
unsavoriness of the dispute is palpable enough,
but the sympathy of most disiDterested people
must incline rather toward the Warmoth
men, as they have SO far fought against
great odds. BY telegram from New.
Orleans, it will be seen, however, that the
expected programme Of the rival factions was
not carried ont. The Custom-House partisans,
distrusting the strength Of their position, alb
scented themselves from the Senate and pre-
vented quorum from Assembling. Appro-
priately enough, they were deported in q
revenue cutter. the Government machinery
being always reaAJ to aid this faction. The
struggle for asceudency In the Legislature Is
likely TO 10 fierce snd prolonged
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-21

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
TRAINS ON d. q. a. A. R. R.
On and after Sunday, Nov. Sd, 1872,
trains Will run as follows:
NORTH NO. 8. no. 3. no. l.
Leave Irvine. 1l.5SA ". $50 p M
Leave Oil City 500 A NJ. 2.3O Pm. $50 P n
Pet.Cen $50 " 3,37 " S33
Titusv. 7.l0 - 4.25 4" 9,l5 "
Arrive Cory, $50 600 4" 10, 40 "
No Accommodation Freight
Leaves OH City 8 80 A NJ; Pet Centre,
1918; Titusyille, ll,05; Ar. Cory, IL, ,4Opm
SOUTH NO. 2. NO. 4. NO. 6,
Leave Cory, 1885 A u. 6,lOAM 5,IOPx
Titusv. l2.20PM H. 7,3O Gas 4"
P. Cen. l.20 BIT " 7.5O I"
Arrive Q. City 200 800 " s,46 /"
Irvine. 500 ll.38 "
No. l0-Accommodation Freight.
Leaves CORY ! 40 p N; Titnsv. 2,55; Pet
Centre. 355; Ar at Oil City, 4,3O p N.
~ No. S and run on Sunday.
-Commenc'ng Nov. Sd trains will ran
by Philadelphia time, which 10 TAN MN
UTEs FASTER than our time.
]. J LAWRENCY, Ga. EspA
G. j. HSFSvRH kSN eaps.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-03
our Water suDpiy.

The city of Baltimore is Just now
experiencing fcvcrish alarm concerning
the threatened failure of Its water supply,
the lake from which all its reservoirs arr,
supplied having been lowering for sorle
time with frightful rapidity. This is II
kind of danger which can never seriously
threaten Wilmington, rs there is no
probability that our city will become
large cuougb to use mp the whole volume
of the Brandywiue which is a much larger
stream than that on which Baltimore de-
ponds. Still there is urgent need for i'm
provement in our waterworks since quality
as well Ms quantity enter largely into the
consideration OF water supply.
The water furnished our citizens has fire.
uuently been this summer simply aboui-
liable so thick with mud as to be
unfit not merely for drinking
and culinary uses but actually
unfit for manufacturing purposes. This
ought to he avoided, and can he in hut one
way, aud that is in the building Of reser-
yors which will give sufficient storage
room to allow tho pumps To cease work
for time after the Brandywine has been
muddied by sudden storm, and also to
give water time to settle. Such rcser-
voir would also contribute not q little
toward securing rs against the only DANCE
which could seriously threaten our supply
a break in the main pumping machinery
This improvement will he also permaneu
in It's character, and whatever may be TN
| dnal location of our main pumping ma
! ,hinery the reservoir will answer ;he sam
purpose. The City now has land ON which
| 10 make such reservoir, hut cannot rails
the money to build it, without the grant
| ing by the Legislature Of autho rity for
further loan. This fact should not be los
sight Of, and the people Oug ht to be- propar
ed hy next winter to back there quest Of III
| Civ Council for the necessary authorit
by practically unanimous public. sen
timent in It's favor.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-03

Catholic, a word synou ypious with
universal, libe raj, non-secta rif.n and nom
political, expresses the clis racter aud
scope Of new publishing enterprise es-
tablisbed by our own citiz Gus who are
noted for their past succt IS, enterprise,
energy and perseverance,. The character
and reputation Of the partie rs warrant sue
cess even in that which never has been
and which TO some who he'ieyo in "nOthing
new under the Sum- mi sht at first seem
lnpracucable-
It is proposed to publ II, a Wilmington
Magazine, the office Of Which will be to
Introduce literature 10 tlue masses Of our
citizens who urc not now supplied with Il
mage zinc, TO adyocate the interests OF
popular education iuclnt ing every private
institution, to develop h ONE talent among
the members of all our literary societies.
as well as our middle Lged citizens, and in
Short, to he a free peOl lc's free magazine.
II will further sustain our mercantile i'll
teres ts and write up orr own manuiacto-
ries. Everything whic gives celebrity to
these, increases the demand for our
productions. This benz fits every meinhc,
Of the community for our whole people
really depend upon our manufactures. Any
disaster tO these woulC stop the trade in
orr stores aud the .rcnu lucrative support
Of the heads of the major ity Of families in
our city.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-03
Or. Livingstone and the New YORK
Herald.

The moro We thlnl, Of il, the more we
admire the unparalleled enterprise Of the
New York Hcrald, in undertaking ON its
own responsibility. and at its own cost,
the discovery Of Dr. Livingston. Lost "
the civilized world for years, dead, and,
Killed. over aud over again the lamenta-
tioms over his loss the rulogics on his lie
and character, and the obituary notices
published m the continents, and
on very ri lized island Of the SEA, would
iteor.t i.l volumes. Neglected by the
Gcvernmen. in whose service he had en-
gagged, aud ~ the Scientific Societies
which should have WED with each other
in their efforts to sustain him In his work
almost forgotten, and sometimes even
slandered by scribblers whose professedly
christian principles might have dictated a
broader, and better charity-oue that
lhinketh no evil, It's astonishing that
there was no sufficient enterprise among
the merchant princess Of his native land
lu rd1.iakc his discovery, and that 1t
should,havc dcyolyed ou foreign Journal
list to restore tue long lost Fou of Science
to his family, his country and the
world! And how fortunate thatMr. BEN
ntlt in his wisdom should have selected a
gentleman of the pluck and cuergy Of Mr.
Stanley, whose hcroism is second only 20
that of DR.. Livingstone.
MIR. Stanley will reach London to-
morrow aud we shall be- curious enough
to know how he will be receivcd,and what
reflections hs sHccessful enterprise Will
occasion to our British cousins. We GER
tainy do not envy them the modification
that some will necessarily feel, yet we ART
confident that MIR. otanry's positive assu-
rance that the long lost has indred been
found, will delight the hearts, and excite
The gratitude of tens Of Thousands OF our
transatlantic friends; nor will the re-
loicing over Mr.. SANKEY'S success bt
confined to any one county Or continent,
for DR.. Livingstone is now the property of
the world. while james Gordon Bennett
and Mr.. stanley have both crowned them
selves with glory in being the Instruments
Of the Doctors salvation. We regret HAT
we have not space Tor the Doctor intensely
interesting letters to Mr. Bennett, and they
would certainly sutler by any Arrangement.
| Persons Interested in the African discoye-
RIGS should not fail to take the New York
DalV Hrad.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-03

We have found nothing in current liter
sture for long time more thoroughly en-
joyable than Mr.. Justin McCarthy's pen
sketches OF prominent Esglishmen, and,
II they arc accurate, nothing more In
structivs in a certain way. Though we
Americans hear and read so much Of
English authors, preachers, statesmen
and politicians, we know scarcely any
thing Of them and tho lively AMI appar-
entity faithful pen portraits of them such
as Mr.. Mccarthy has for year or so past
been giving In the pages Of the Galary,
farnish Just the character Of information
concerning them We desire, and they arc
read with real eagerness. If their writer
ia man ofhonest purpose and penetrating
Judgment he Is doing our people real
service, while II he be lacking in either OF
theee qualities he Is doing us an injury
which we shall find It hard to forgive,
despite the pleasure be has afforded us by
his charming style and adroiL fiattery OF
our national vanity.