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MISSOURI Capt 7. S. Curtis. ............., Nay Y
MORRO CASTLE Capt H. II Morton (via Nassau. May 30
For freight or pnssage apply 90
A. NJ. DIMOcK, President,
n7nrc7 ,11y 70 T.V,y.
- HAVANA, PRoGHtso AND VERA chUA
New York and Me%icau Mail suainship ttAo lsaVins
pier IL East River at 5 Y NJ, direct 70 Havana. .
CLEOPATRA, Philps tiuyana only SATURDAY nay ~
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CLEoPAikA Ihtps tttaNana oniylN TUESDAY, slGs -
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| r. AilAAhpKE o. BUNS - bfoAi"sy-
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| JACKSONVILLE. IAIK.AItAg.
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ITLEETWooD PARK TRoTTrS0.
The Fifth Meeting Of the Saratoga Stable TrottIng Aseoc!
alton.

HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.
4 CIRCULAR FRONT CLARENCE, IN FINE ORDER.
~ Coupe pGle and shafts made hy hrewser hal iwin
Is~rsnca. ~ ~ '''l '''' nov = =
ssae s s Ssa6a, sS y 6isal> A''aV'A T.
Four seat -, RSssawayi 81 ,d,o i,os s,i sl2snp
Top Pony fhsSien. rom sisiai;
DS'tesI Ss S3 ,S'o sde by bso sss1 ny
single AHd O'''si r "f5$S FHISl5E I5%@ Ss.HERR9
no, Iis ana III East THIRTEENTH sTeEFr
WELL MATCHED BLAcK Tam ron sALR--ar
~ a low ngure, the owner having for them;
sa,d d' si so s9d sp5 asd % rs ne os
nonS sa S, m, - pan Gyery I "a spaee for any Gs
days " applying st The iesery store aS s,fse
A -A1AS ELEgASr FIGHT SPRING yIcToRLA,
ik satin built y Mcs,rs s. b. Bretysier Co OF .sci.
sG V dte' Ssg MSg isy Ge pa5' % i s@e
sTEHs Warcrooms, fltb avenue, corner Twenty-seY-
enln -ssse.
4 CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES -cnEAFFar AND
~ finest asori;aent % n h. thc city 80 por cent less than
s99%sEaS oS % & FSca fS @ Si % M e % an cs 81 ie S
o nf So m n oPe P5 nt% 81 m aHa c scG c sRe ffa
meas, Sheets, shawI, ESbes e s.; %e 'es 81 .un,plr
4 HAMS POPULAR PATENT LANDAuLEr
broadway o. tnth 10 East Fourth street
tTA SACIlFiCE--A HEAVY STOCK or FOCR.sEAT
n FhnctoUa. Depot wagons top and top Bugges,
second hand BIrri Coaches, &c. ~ aud 80 Cia cs
4 soEREI, HORSE ls3 Six YEARS OLD: Is 4
N little ycious price fis at ll Wca fhifiieth ,trect
4 SHETLAND PONY ESTABLISHMENT FOR SALE
~ PONY lei binck hands high, years old, warranted
sound and Kind in an haruesss all vices
was It's bcaGty and fine temper can be
used Nv the most timd child Invalid with shifting top
Roekaway children, hAIness saddle ad fridie
Apply at private stable iti East rwentyeshsh street
A LIarT BARoUCHE FOR sALE-LfNINo6, PAINT,
n y,trT.
Shape c.d a. private ono season Also light set VI sngo
HasncsA Apply ct l.Al broadway.
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HORSES. CARRIAGEs. &C.

HARNESS FOR FARMING, TRUCKING, EXPRESSING,
Contractors stevedcres coupe road track business
O. NJ NOsEMAN { BRO, Manufacturers, iia Chambers
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CO,sTwysM sTEAMsHEsas,


those dates fall sunday; then the day prcviona
May l5-Sieamer OCEAN QUEEN, Captain leT saury,
will leave pier No AZ North River ut IL O'Clock n9on tor
Aspinwai via Knyston Jamaica, connecting at rnnama
Acapulco Manzano, Mszatlau, and also connecting for
all Central Amercen ard South Pacific ports. ireightf
for astnamed ports received until 4 T. NJ OF May H.
An extra steamer will ieave san Francisco May ~ lBl
for Japan and China For rates Of passage freight nnd
all flrther Informs oG apply Companys olice On tho
pier, OF Canal street +. X. BABY, Agent
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Il OST-A PACKAGE or LETTERS CONTAINING
IL money, III Broadway stage yesterday afternoon.
The finder viii please return FRED. j. MILLER, IS
Liberty street, New York.
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MARBLE MANTELs.

4 --EEMOVhL.-SLATE MANTEIS, CRATES. sc
"A Large and elegant stock at warerooms
Union square o Fourth avenue and Seventeenth
street fENRUYN SLATE COMPANY, manufacturers
oi every variety OF Slate work plain and ornamental
A RLABER, STEAM MARBLE AND MARBLEI2INa
"a. Works, lA lS East Eighteenth strect-Marble and
Marlezed Mnnle Tiling, Marble Counters Monune nts
at prices that defy competition Marble Turning or the
trade.
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~ Passports OF the Department OF Statc issued BY A. y.
WILLMARTH. United States Courtliou,e ~ chamoerss ~
EUROPEAN TRAVELLERS WILL FIND Trunks
IL for state Continental travel Chaira tor the
steamers &c. dc at JOHN OATrNACH's, 5e3 Broadway,
Metropolitan Hotel
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+ osT0S THE sTH INST, WHITE D0G, LO~Q
Will ~ paid returning him 10 isl Lexington avenue
esJncr Sixty-axsi street.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

ALBANY AND TROY LINZ SrEAMERs.-~rArDrsG
N ntCask, from pier II North Rlvcr daily, Saturdays
excepted farc s9s; hai[ s,i2 ras2,n' lse Steamers
RAILROADS 10 all stations West anil North, VIII icaYe as
above ats r. NJ Freight nj reduced rates.
q. -. HASCUS, General Agent.
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TOR new ORLEANS DIRECT
I s0uIHEEN LINE.
GENERAL sBDaWTC8,
Captain Eilis,
win leave pier q East Gyer, Wednesday, NAY y. .:
Freight for 81. Toais Motc and Galveston sasen In
guaranteed.
For treight or passage, having superior accomnoia,
tlons appiy 10 @. IT, MALLORY = CO.,
Ij3 Maiden lane, New York.
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ADVERTISEMENTS ARE RECEIVED FROM 4. ".
TILL P. NJ. EVERY DAY IN TIRE YEAR AT OFFICE
RATES NO EXTRA CHARGE or ANY KIND.
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NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINZ
IN For Long Branch and all stations this and
meeting railrgad., including phadelphia, Vtnssand.
Bridie ton. 8rcthwich &C DC.
on and afer May I5 steamers connectlng With the
tr.p of b road SANDY HOOK wall leave pier q North
River follows
6aj a. H. aud r. NJ. trains vii, run through %
Philadelphia, NsneIani. Ac. The $40 A. n. train for
Loig branch
Tho T.. NJ train for Toms River and Ware'own stop.
ring ut ionp Branch and ~ intermediate stations
The hrst cias steamers plymouth Rock anu Jesse hoyt
have teen purchased By tins conpany ani arc now bsls
pui In complete order for the summer busuess.
Thc guinnor arrangement WI commence early .n JnAo
with tho above named, whom Iouy brsnch trALLs
win H. Oh better tims than herctoiorc
Capitalization rates have been rtduccd 49,
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9,TEAM YACHT FOR SALEM RUNNING ORDER,
j. ~ feet long, IL feet beam, 20 inch Wheel suraee con-
deistf "A t's, CONF lctc; good tea boat dlrcss q.
g. M Ii NGEI southwest corner Thrteensh and Button
wood reets. faliadeiphih
y,yANrED--A NEW OR SECOND IANp ScJw; ONE
w that will carry IRON " 10 100 tons Address box %
Post office, Newark, " J.
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G10 REwARD-LoST FROM rs CLINTON PLACE,
3io near sitih avenue canary, yellow body with
darn spots on back and head very tame. Anyone re.
turning said bird will receive lie above reward and
thanks
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fT'BxAs LINE or GALVESTON sTEAMERs-rouou
ing at Key West, rrvirlg the United States natl
The Al steamship 0EG w. CLYDE, Captain Cole sf
pier ~ East River, viii leave Saturday. May ~.
Through bills OF hiding given tr iou ton and oil points
on the Galveston Houston aud Henderson and B ". H.
and O. Railroad.
For freight or passage apply 10
d n MALLORY 90, I52 ratian iEie
or w. Z. CLYDE, liz wall street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-29
The Geneva Arbitration.
A Genuine BEGINNING of Busrncss.

GENEVA, June 2S.-The board of arbitration
met to-day, when its final decision was put on
record, rejecting the claims OF the United States
fer indirect damages and likewise the demand
OF Great Britain for prOtracted adjournment of
the tribunal The next sitting will take place
July 18th, by which time Lord Tentcrden will
be able to have the argument on the part of
Great Britain put in printed form. Count ScO-
pts, president Of the board, to-day congratulated
the arbiratorS on the wisdom and perseverance
displayed in their deliberations. The brief
official report of the proceedings of the board
furnished TO the press reveals nothing which
has not been anticipated by the full statements
made yesterday evening in the British house of
parliament
GENEVA, June 2S.-lWorld cabel The tri-
bunal after making public statement of the
grounds for the rejection of indirect claims, adj
journed until the 10Th ofJuly. The whole credit
of this settlement is due TO Mr.. Adams.
LONDON, June 2S.-Ihe Times says the deci-
sion of the tribunal of arbitration is eminently
satisfactory. All Englishmen aud Americans
ought to be grateful to the arbitrator, who
have proved themselves true benefactors to both
countries. The man who rescued America from
discredit is Charles Francis Adams.
The News says the result of the indirect
claims controversy is a great triumph for the
trmness and patience of the British ministry.
Society has now an example for the employ
ment OF peaceful tribunal, not to complete but
to supersede the work of the sword.
The News says Minister SchenCk deserves
credit for his course during the negotiations be-
tween the two governments.
The other morning papers rejoice over the
manner in which the disputes between the two
governments have been settled.
LONDON, June 29.-LOrd renterden and Sir
Rounded Palmer left Geneva yesterday. Sir
Alexander Cockburn, Count SClopS and Mr.
Davis leave to-day, the latter going to Paris.
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NEW HAVEN, June 2S.-The speaking for the
Deforest medal came off to-day at the Yale col.
lego chapel. The faculty were unable TO decide
between Messrs. Coe and Hincks, and will have
to decide the matter by lot, the two contestants
refusing to do so.
The summer regatta of the Yale university
boat club came off after the speaking, at Sal
tohslall iake' Inc academic department crew
came in first, leading the Junior class crew by
four and half seconds The scientific depart
ment crew were third, and the freshmen last.
time, 1874, l9.4Sl, 20, and POPS, respectively.
The course is a trhe over three miles.
II. >. Potterof Hamilton, Ohio, won the first
prize IN the single 3eull race and J. w. Smith of
New York city the second price,
The anniversary exercises of the Sheffleld
school will be held July s. Presentation DIV
occurs July 9th, election of fellows to the cor.
poration July 10th, and commencement July
18th. ~
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COUNTY NEWS.

George Reed, nineteen years of age, and
Sarah Keith, thirty-seven years of age, ran
away from the poor farm in Uxbridge on
Thursday.
The degree of master Of arts out of course
was conferred upon Mr.. Peter b. Olney of Ok
ford, At the Harvard college commencement on
Wednesday.
Capt. Silas Gleason, a prominent citizen of
Leicester, and for many years a director in the
Leicester national and savings bank, died on
Monday after long illness.
The selcctmen of West Brookheld have offered
a rcward of one hundred dollars for the detection
of the incendiary who fired the barn of Warren
Ball, which was burned in that town few
nights since.
new tower and steepe has Just been added
to st. PauPs Catholic church in Blackstone.
They are of stone, like the body of the building,
and add very much to the beauty o. the entire
structure.
A little son Of Arson Williams Of South.
bridge, year and half old, was so severely
scalded on Sunday by upsettng bowl filled
with hot meat gravy upon his face and breast,
that he died in about an hour.
Bartlett Healey, young man about seven.
teen years of age, employed in G, W, Wheel.
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Political.


richmond, June 2S.-The state conservative
convention reassembled this noon, and elected
the following delegates-at-large to Baltimore
Hon. Thomas 5. Bocock Hon. John b. Bald
win, Judge Robert Ould, Lieutenant Governor
John L, Marye. Each congressional district
delegation nominated two delegates, all of
whom were unanimously elected. All are re-
garded as favorable TO the Cincinnati nominees
An electoral ticket was adopted, including at
large General James L. Kemher and Robert L.
Withe.
At the evening session, the chairman an
nounced the state committee. The convention
ratified the action of yesterday and pledged its
individual support to Greeley and Brown in case
Of the failure of the Baltimore convention to EN-
dorse them. Adjourned sine die.
After adjournment stirring speeches were
made in response to calls, by Robert Ould and
w. S. Gilman, of Richmond, and Col. j. W.
Hinton, of Norfolk.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-29

New YORK, June 2S.-The strike of por-
ton OF the trades continues, but the proceedings
OF the men are devoid Of interest. The metal
workers confess that at least oue-thrd Of those
originally engaged in the strike have returned
to work on the ten hour system, but they say
that early next week they will have abundant
funds, and that men who have returned to work
at ten hours will then all strike again, with
more determination than before.
The men in Hoes shop who went back to
work at nine hours, are expected 10 be among
the number. The workmen in the Continental
iron works, who resumed work at ten hours,
are reported as out again already. The employ
ers central executive committee are preparing TO
issue tracts to the workingmen explaining the
situation, in the hope OF convincing TIE more
reasonable.
The chief object of the employers union is not
the defeat of the present strike, which they think
nearly ended, but an adoption of measures to
prevent its recurrence.
LoCKPoRT, N, Y, June 2S.-Thc strike of the
stone cutters in the limestone quarries has ter
minated by amicable arrangement
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MATAMoRAs, June q Letters from Camargo
to the 18th inst, announce the capture of Saltillo
by Trevino. Gen. Quiroga is moving on Camargo,
and Gen. Cevalos is preparing to retire hither.
The revolutionst leader, Portugal, is still operat-
ing outside of Matamoras, capturing the mails
andilevying twenty-five per cent on all property
going out of the city. Many merchants are
closing business for the purpose OF avoiding the
new ten per cent state tax aud anticipated forced
loans.
DiaE's private secretary, Justo Benitez, ar
rived at Brownsville from Galveston to-day, to
communicate with freyino. He anticipated find.
ing Matamoras besieged. He says Diaz is in
Jdlisco Beuitez is very retcent
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-29

HoRTIcULTURAL.-B will be found a
complete list of the premiums and gratuities
awarded by the different committees, at the
Worcester county horticultural exhibition,
Thursday afternoon:
Roses-For the best general display Of named va
,ieties So 10 Mrs. A. ID. Foster; second of So to
Mrs Daniel fainter For the best arranged vase,
first premium Of SO to Mrs. Charles w. Gilbert.
A gratuity of 81 was awarded to John G. Within of
W6itinsyile for a collection of roses and pansies
saCut Fowers-For the best collection, the FIRST pre-
Iaium of So to Charles ID. Thayer; second Of 81, to
Mrs Daniel fainter; third OF 81, to VIM 4. Aerri-
Held a graiulty of 81 was awarded to H. b. and
l.. f. Kinney, for collection Of wild flowers.
Green house plants-First of $s to Hon. Stephen
Salisbury.
Strawberries For the largest and best collection,
first OF w, to Kinney; second or S6 to Ill
Estabrook. For the best quart of BOvden's No.
80, VI to y Hadwen; best quart Of Charles Down
ing, 81 to Chase; best quart of Ida, 81 to w Y
Holman; best quart of any other sort, 81 to q b
Charles Downing, so to + Kinney. A gratuity
of 81 was given to Charles Richardson for his Nj
eanors to w Holman for Wilson's, and to VIM
II Earle for Downer's Prolific his being entered too
Ciratuitles- 81 to Charles Richardson for Black
Tartarian cherries, and SO to John Q Within for
peaches and nectarines
In the competition for strawberries there were
no entries of Agriculturist, Hovey's Seeding
Lady of the Lake, Lennig's White, NonoIcon
Third, and Tromf he dc Gand, The specimens
or President Wilder were not considered nure
The entries for single quarts of Jucunda. VIII.
son and Nicanor were either insufficient in
quantity, impure in character, or inferior in
quality,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-29

THE SEWER AssEssMENT.-A meeting Of
the board of mayor and aldermen was held last
evening Tor the purpose of granting hearings to
parties petitionng for abatement in the sewer
tax upon their estates, and to make a final re-
vision of the assessment. Hearings were grant
ed to L. NJ. Stockwell, estate on Mechanics
street, Dean Towne on Market street, and on the
corner of Pond and Brown streets, Abel L.
Wilson, King street, George l.. Grout, Noah A.
Plympton, VIM. Head, Piedmont street, Benz.
Webster, Orchard street, and II. NJ. Wheeler,
Main street. Several other petitioners had been
notified of the hearing, but as they did not APP
pear, no action was taken on their petitions.
The reasons assigned for asking abatement
were numerous, and did not differ materially
from those put forward at previous hearings
An abatement of $50 so was granted to E. NJ.
Stockwe, but the others were not abated
The following amounts were reassessed to
parties who had purchased the estates taxed
previous TO April 18th, and abatcd to the former
owners A vote was passed fixing August LIST
as the date for the payment of these assess
ments.
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ADvERTIsINe RATES.

IN DAILY sPT-For the square Of ten Ii es Of asat
type time Is cts; each subsequent insertion 50 cts;
week sa75i weeks s4oO month $500; year So;
and the proportionaIy for any number of squar
Two lines for one week SiO0; three lines 81 .25;
INES 81 81 nvelnes S5e. Local notices IS cents per
line ioF each insertion Business notices cents per
''ne OOaary notices resolutions, &c, l5eents peril
Legal advertisements per square for rst Insertion
each subsequent insertion 5Ocents.
Special positions in the paper and special style.
display VIII be charged extra rates Cuts and ioubl
column advertisements allowed only to limited extent,
aud double rates charged for the whole space occupied
In WEEKLY SPY-First Insertion sI0O per square;
each subsequent insertion 50 cents; months 81 CO., on
year $500.
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From Ccm,rnI and sou,h Amcricn,

AspINwALL, June n, via Jamaica and
Havana.--Ihe misunderstanding between the
American consul and local authorities in regard
TO the steamer Edgar Stuart is becoming serious.
The consul persists in retaining possession of
the steamer, and has sent instructions to the
commander OF the United States man-oe-war
Wyoming to allow no interference with her
Advices from Peru report an instruction at.
tempted at Lima, in consequence Of the election.
Troops were called out, fired upon the rioters,
aud the outbreak suppressed. The government
had suspended publication of hostile Journals
and imprisoned their editors
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Washington.

DIsCoNTINUANCE OF THE FREEDMAN's
BUREAU.
WASHINGTON, June 2S.-The secretary of
war has ordered the discontnuance, from June
80th, of the freedmen's bureau. The adjutant
general and surgeon general are to prepare reg
ulations, subject to approval by the secretary,
for future transaction of the business.
MILITARY BOARD DISSOLVED.
The board of officers convened to prepare a
system Of general regulations for administration
Of affairs of the army has been directed to be
dissolved.
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LOWELL. Mass, June 2s.-As predicted in
former dispatches, the liquor dealers of this CITY
are liable to be ground between the upper and
the neither stones. The action of the board of
aldermen some time since, asking the removal
OF Constable Morse produced some unpleasant.
ness, and at the same time an order was passed
to strictly edforce the law by the local police.
Yesterday afternoon the state force visited tbe
places OF James Lynch and James Mahar, on
Gorham street, but found nothing Sought
after" About two hours later City Marshal
Bates and assistants visited the same places
with like result. The marshal had no knowl.
edge of the constabery visit and the three
places visited " MIN IN tao forenoon. on Mid
dlesex street, the constabory had warrants for,
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Old South: Rev. Geo. H. Gould will preach in
the morning Sabbath school at II NJ. Prayer
meeting at O'Clock P. NJ
Rev. J. II. Seelye of Amherst college will preach
for the Piedmont church at ~ and P M.
Church of the Unity: Rev. james K Hosmer of
Yellow Springs, Ohio will preach morning and eve
ming.
Grace Church IN. Ell Walnut street.-Rev. ]. O.
Knowles, pastor. Services at 10S A. M and at ~
p NJ. Prayer meeting at seven in the evening All
seats free
Spiritualist meetings at horticultural hall: Mrs.
Q. Fannie Allyn will speak tomorrow afternoon
and evening at "a and ~ O'Clock. The audience
are invited TO present subjects for the lecture also
for poem. Mrs. Allyn's engagement closes here
tomorrow and with II the summer course of leo
lures. Mrs. Emma Hardinge Britten will open the
tall course of lectures Sept LIST, at the same place.
Gnn ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-29
Culln.

HAVANA, June 2S.-Senor Zabulza, new gov
ernor Of Havana, was taken i'll yesterday with
vomito.
Fourteen armed men of Vicente Garcia's
forces surrendered yesterday at Guayamaro.
The whole number of armed insurgents who sur
rendered at Las Tunas in a single week was 1902
The rebellion in that jurisdiction is considered
AT an end for the present.
rumor is in circulation that two negro ex-
petitions recently landed in aid of the rebels,
but the story is pronounced false by the author