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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-01
WORCESTER, MASS.
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ASSESSORS OFFICE, No. Y, CITY HALL.
The Assessors # the CITY of worcesteP hereby pve
notice that their office will be open from the 6rt until
Che fifteenth day o. June merit nciasige, from A. NJ to
required to bring in to the Assessors within the time
above SPECIFIED true lists of all their polls ard estates
otherwise. net exempt from taxation
Chapter Eleven of the General Statutes Of the Common
wealth
Section o. Keepers of taverns and boarding bousas
an masters and mistresses of dwelling houses shall
upon application of an Asse in place where their
house Is situated give information Of the names of ali
persons residing therein and liable 70 be assessed for
taxes Every such keeper, master mistress refusing
formation shall forfeit 5000 for each offence. ''' "
Section % The Assessors in ali cases require
person bringing in such list to make oath hat The same
s true which oath may be administered by either OF
he has filed with the ASSESSORS list subscribed bv him
O. his estate liable TO taxation and oath that it
u ana accurate according to his hest knowiedg aud
belief When such list is not filed within the time speci-
ne op ~ yb thS assessors for bringing IN NO complaint
me County Commissioners unless they are satisfied that
ere was good cause why such list was not seasouabY
When the Assessors Of city or town have given no.
ce 10 the Inhabitants thereof bring in true lists of MI
Cnsr pos hd estates, not exempt from taxation, in
a az WITH the provisions Of the twenysecono
they SHALL NOT afterwards abate any part of he tax
assessed on personal estate to any person who not
Dnng IN such hist within the time speehe1 ther for in
such nolice unless such exceeds by more than ty
PER CEETuh the said amount which won d have been
s0naby brought said lists and II said tax exceeds by
more than y PER OF SrUh the said amount, he abate-
cBNTuh; PROVIDED, HOWEVER, Il al this act shall not
aect any person who show reasonable excuse for
Goods Wares Merchandise or stock In trade. must be
taken At their fair marketable value the inst sl OF
may AZ such date sad stock isa fair aver Sc OF the
amount held during the twelve months preceding Bat
Jaime Inc sEek has az different times been been % ng tb
time above designated must be Civ, n me re hn hait
Teeted GeoSs Ware Vee Which may be owned
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-01

The Omnibuses of Paris are regulated by a
treaty made in 1861 which gives company eX-
elusive privileges for ifty-six years. In return
the company pay the city 500 per year for each
vehicle and all profits over eight per cent on the
capital stock.
DIR. Nelaton the eminent French surgeon. is
reported TO be in failing health, caused by an in
ternal tnmor which cannot be reached or cured
In the patient expectation of DEATH the afflicted
gentleman beguiles the time by translating "The
Odyssey"
A young woman recently presented herselfbe-
fore the faculty of medicine at Munich for ex-
animation for license TO practice as dentist
Being refused, she went to Erlangen. The ques-
ton was here referred TO the government, who
at once authorized the examination, on the
ground that it was absurd to exclude person
DESTROYS TO submit herself to authorized profess
siOnal tests of ability by reason of her sex. The
young woman triumphed, and, the German
Journals add, is likely TO find immediate imita-
tors.
Good advice to the working-men is thus pre-.
sented by one of their number in a New York
paper: You, the good workmen, ought to separ-
ate, get up new society, establish a rule that
all work shall be done by the piece, and | will
guarantee that every good diligent workman
can make his Sc or 81 a day. Then he can save
money and commence for himself in a short
time. This would have another good effect;
every apprentice would learn his trade thorough
ly, because he knows it is required, if he wants
to earn money-the object of all of us, without
exception. Who will be the first to start thisi He
will be looked upon by the really good and dill
gent wOrkmen as benefactor; will earn honor
after honor, and have the sympathy and respect
of the whole public.
Caviare, an important article of commerce, is
prepared from the roes of large fish, chiefly the
sturgeon, and is much used as an article of
food during seasons of fast in Russia, Italy and
other countries. Russia has hitherto almost
monOpolized its preparation and sale. From
Astrakhau alone $4,000 barrels have been ex-
ported in a single year. Some years ago two
Germans, living near Lake Erie, observing that
the fishermen of the lake derived but little bene
fit from the numerous sturgeon Astounding in
its waters, made contract by which they were
enabled to get an abundant supply of that fish
on very moderate terms. Then they put up a
shanty on the shore of the lake, and went into
the business of preparing cayiare, and have been
so successful that their product has acquired an
extensive celebrity, having been pronounced
fully equally to the Russian article. They not
only send their caviare to all parts of the United
States, but have exported large quantities to
Europe.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-01
Hen ADVERTISEMENTS.

A TTENTION co. G, 25th Mass. Rcg't.
"A The members Of this Company will holA their An
nual Reunion at Lake QulnslgamOnd, MONDAY. June
3D. They will meet Horticultural Hall at O'Clock A.
dit jel
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-01
yltm advertisements.
THEIR GOOD TIME.
THE SECOND ANNUAL

a u ii Il II u y . ID L Il ME-,
THE SECOND ANNUAL
Strawberry Festival
Under the auspices of Rising Star Lodge, No. 40
I. o. G. T., will take place at
TEMPERANCE HALL. Foster street
FRIDAY EVEN'G, June 7th, 1872,
To which the public cordially invited. Select Read
ings, Vocal and Instrumental Music, and Songs by a
Male QuaTtette beautiful
lver-Mounted Rosewood Gavel
VIII be presented 10 the Temperance Organization re-
ceivng the highest number of votes A Splendid Buu-
quot and other articles will also be voted for
Strawberries and Cream, Ice Cream, Flowers and
Pure Confectionery in abundance and at the lowest
possible prices,
ADMISSION FIFTEEN CENTS.
Tickets to be had of j. F. Burbank at Burbank jew
ery Store SAL Main street. and of of the Committee
and al the door on the evening OF the Festival
The Committee Of Arrangements will spare pains
make this Festival worthy the patronage OF all good
citizens Doors open at 80 O'Clock Per ordero Com
mittee Of Arrangements
Worcester. May 80, 1872. dS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-01
W. B. SHATTUCK & CO.,
The wheat Field of America.

BANKERS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. GENERAL AGENTS,
my2 dT, TIL. s&weow3m % Nassau ST. New York.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-01

John y. Clark a. Son, Commission Merchants
and dealers IN Flour and GRAIN Land Plaster, Lime,
..Heined Plaster, Or Bone Cement. Salt, Guano Super
Plosphnte Of Lime and Western Produce, Nos 231 and
20 Front st., Worcester, Mass
DIFF JOHN s. CLARK g. SON.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-01

Geo. ~. Moppin a. Co., Commission Merchants
ard dealers In Flour. Corn, Rye, Oats Malt Meal Of all
kllds, Fine aud Coarse Feed, Linseed OIL Meal
Faa 9u Mechanic st., Worcester, Mass,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-03-20

Grant and the Radical lead
ers have commenced to court
the Germans, for their votes
this year. A message will be
sent to Congress at an early
day, in relation to the better
protection of emigrants.
That dodge will catch about
as many votes, as they could
catch partridges by throwing
salt upon their tails.
Democrats who wish to see
their party successful should all
assist their home papers,
strengthen the hands of Its
editor, contribute to Its col
umns every item Of local inter-
est, endeavor to extend Its
circulation as far as in then
power. assist in disseminating
Democratic truths in every
part of the political vineyard
and labor to build up a paper
that will be a credit to them a
home and abroad. This done
and they will have accompls'
he'd more for their party anc
its principles than anything else
in the line ofpolitical duty tha'
could he allotted them to per-
form in the most hotly contes
ted campaign. Every paper
they are the means Of sending
to another is a messenger oI
truth. 1t is like casting bread
upon the waters and will return
to reward them and benefit the
party. Let the good work
60 on.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-03-20

A Kansas Judge was recent,
ly, preluding sentence Of
death with a most pathetic re-
view of the criminals life,
which he was holding up as a
warning to all evil-disposed
persons when he was astonish-
ed and silenced by the pris-
oners' coolly interrupting,
"Never mind the obituary,
Judge, just give us the day
for the funeral !"
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-03-20

An indignant parent from
Pike county cowhided his
daughter on the public street,
in Chillicothe, last week. lie
had heard she was to intimate
with a colored man, was the
cause of it. He was a white
man, and not fully educated up
to the standard of the Civil
Rights Bill.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-03-20

The Galaxy for March con-
tains life like potrait OF
Judge j. S. Black, of Pennsyl,
vania, one Of the strongest in
telIects and best Democrats
that ever lived. It's articles
are 1.-THE Colored Member" F"
by j. W. DeForest; Corea !;
Fifteen Years q Shakeress;
Tyler's Administration !; A
Great Lawsuit and Field
Fight, by Judge j, S. Black,
together with four chapters Of
Anthony Trollope's "Eustace
Diamonds" stories, sketches,
poetry, and editorial miscella.
MES. 1t is a number of very
special interest, and we'll worth
the price. For sale at the news
rooms. Sheldon & Co., pub.
fishers, New York, 81 a year.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-03-20
Old Fort Duquesne,--1775.

Old Fort Duquesne,--1575.
A Thrilling and Exciting
Historical Tale, beautifully il
lustrated, and called "Old Fort
Duquesne," will be commenced
in the March Number OF the
"People's Monthly" of Pitts
burgh, the only illustrated pa
per of any size and pretentions
outside Of New York. All
have heard of this old French
fort Of Pittsburgh, and the
bloody conflicts about it; the
defeat of Braddock and Grant;
its capture by General Forbes;
the dreadful Indian forntier
warefare; the celebrated chiefs,
both White and Red, engaged,
and other incidents Of absorb
ing interest to Western Penn
svlvania, Ohio, and Virginia.
The very large circulation and
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and attractive Monthly should
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Monthly Pittsburgh, Pa.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-03-20

"Young man, do you ever
drink ?" Asked mild.look-
ing man, accostiug JONES'
"Well, yes, thank you, as it's
a cold morning I don't mind, "
replied Jones, removing his
quid of tobacco. "Don't do it
any more," rejoined the mild
man, ,"or you will eventually
be damned. Good morning.
God bless YOU"
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-03-20

After all, Billy Stokes, of
Tennessee, gets off with a 81
600 fine for pressing fraudulent
claims through Congress. This
is indeed the best government
the world ever saw, which lets
its children off with five per
cenu. discount on all they can
steal 0ss......j ..sts.u
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-03-20
j. W. BOWEN. Editor
Macarthur, - March co. 1872

If the Radical inspectors and
soldiers sent to Ohio to en-
force that outrage, after It's
passage, neglect to bring their
buryiug boxes with them the
people here will provide S}zes
and attend their funerals.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-03-20
DIR. CROOKS WINE or TARl
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-03-20
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-03-20
jNTS W AHTED' Inc oI
life Of
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-03-20

OTS A MONTH to sell our Universal Cement
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New-York tribune., 1872-02-14
A SALT LAKE CITY BANQUET TO THE JAPANESE
EMBASSY.

SALT LAKE CITY, Feb. 13.-The banquet last
evening to Minister De Long and the Japanese Embassy
the brilliant affair Of the kind that has ever
taken place in Utah. One hundred and twenty ladles
and gentlemen were present beside Mr.. and MRS
DE Long the young Japanese ladies' and the entire En-
bassy. The first toast The Emperor Of Japan" was
responded to at the request of Prince Iwskura by MI
De Long In speech which frequently elected applause
Gov Woods made an exceedingly able and patriotic ad
dress response the toast The President OF sss
called for and In very English, and 10 tne ev
dent lratifcation Of Prince Iwakura said % %severa
years since visited America with the nrst Japahese
Embassy, and In my visit now notice with great Pseas
ure the immense advancement that tins people nye
made, and bv this see the good OF your civIa
tion. im proud Of the fact that Japan rapidly aI
vanciD the same great road OF
New-York tribune., 1872-02-14

positions extensive practice apart from his official
duties Certain facts connection with the sale Of
coming to his knowledge, he called the attention OF
Senator Patterson to them e being then the Chairman
OF the Retrcnchment Committee) knowing the friendly
relations OF the Senator from New Hampshire with the
Administration. But Senator Patterson did
take the matter up. In the meanwhile charges OF fraud
IN the purchase OF had been made against Victor
Place, the French ConsulGeneral in NewYork. and 1t
suspected tho Romingtons involved with
him in way. Remington TO WASH
ington and obtained from the War Depart
mcnt statement OF arms and ordnance stores
sold and with his attorney Richardson, and bis book
keeper, Norton, appeared before the French court
against Place. The Marquis, seeing that such papers
might be changed, In order TO shield those who used
them and convict Place unusty requested the Secre-
taTy Of War furnish him with official statements Of the
sold and explanation OF Richardson's letter.
The 10 his request delayed fcenty days until
after Places trial Orer, and when II was too
late for the papers to he OF and then Secretary
Belknap sent, through the State Department 10 the
French legation the which is found in Mr.. Sum-
resolution Gen. Beknap also wrote 10 the Marquis
that he had the statement of arms &c. to Congress-
and said that could probably get the information he
desired there IL ia rumOred about town, to-day
that an army officer stationed in NewYork is
implicated in this matter of frauds on the French
Government, and IL IL significant TACT that ne hurried
to Washington 1t whispered that the mat
be inquired into The resolution is the town
talk and passage will IL Is believed, unearth some
startling facts IL Is but fair 20 say that secretary
pauded eminenty iudicous by those who know all of
hp
New-York tribune., 1872-02-14
A SAFE ROBBED.

John w. Earle, proprietor of liquor saloon
at Tenth and Wesss for several has permitted
ovster dealers in the neghborhoOd TO deposit money In
his safe The dealers given the use OF number OF
small drawers with locks, of which they had Keys OF
various patterns barkeeper had charge OF the Key OF
the SAFE and kept beneath the bar few months ago
an assistant barkeeper engaged and told the place
I'm which the key kept He took charge OF 1t every
other week during the absence Of his associate. The
assistant barkeeper was discharged recently Early yes
terday an officer Of the Ninth Precinct noticed that the
Tentst door Of the saloon was open, and awoke the
bartender who slept In room on the opposite corner
Tho saloon searched and It was discovered that
one had unlocked the safe and forced open six OF
the drawers using for the purpose an ice.pck and
sardine opener The drawer OF ]. Henry Miller, jr
Co was robbed Of SsT2 that Of Jacob j. Housman Of
7so in bonds and Mr. Earles drawer ofs2o The police
have made no arrests.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-14
ITALY.

FORTHCOMING ENCYCLCAL-THE SHERMAN
PARTY IN ROME.
ROME Tuesday Feb. IS, 1872.
The Pope will soon send forth an encyclical
letter the subject OF pubc instruction. and its rea
tiOns with Church and State.
Lieut.. Grant will stay in Rome until the 10th. Gen.
Sherman proceeds TO Naples whence he will sail for the
Crimea He will extend his tour to the Caucasus The
General accompanied by Lieut.. Grant had an audience
with Prince Humbert to-day, ant was most cordially
received
Tho Hon. John Jay, the United States Minister at
Austria yesterday for the purpose OF meet
ing Gen. william T. Sherman. At late hour In the day
both OF these gentlemen presented TO King Victor
Emanuel, who gave them a cordial reception.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-14
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

There are now $780, 600 bushels of grain in store
and sfost at Chicago.
1.-THE Governor of Kentucky yesterday signed
the Southern Railroad bill
The Cook County, H., Commissioners have
authorized the issue Of 1000 new Cook County bonus
The Montgomery House, in Warwick, r. l.,
destroyed BY Gre yesterday morning. The loss S'
The Haw Creek Township. bartholomew Co.,
Indiana the Cincinnati and Tes HsaH HAv
Last week. the Pennsylvania Society for the
Prevention Cruelty Animals broke and msds u
arrests
Samuel g. Lund, convicted Of receiving and
.YS sns Of 500 s'' ''''
The festival Of Mardi Gras was celebrated at
twenty thousand strangers In the city
80. The Chicago Common Council have appointed
male S:a 'I III. psSs t.. Of
THE Rothsay Hotel, at st. John, N. B., owned
BY Corg Charlotte. burned yesterday morning The building
vas completely desrOysa the furniture partially saved.
The Mccall & Black Water-cure establishment
.rss sssss; patient. dssa $1,000
THE Homeopathic State Medical Society met
Delegates pr,..n p.rs large nuabs Of
pspsn o various subjects read.
-. In the Chicago Criminal Court, yesterday.
ssasd ssd.s: as..d By that number Of hey
p the belief ,h. WHITAKER eoa not receive fair sl In Chicago
owing the preades against the indicted Alderman
-. On Sunday, Mrs. Elizabeth Dongherty Of Paris
.snH s Mr. p''Fs. % ssss a. e. s u. ss. g.
bah The pistol supposed to be empty
IA private telegram received yesterday from
Minister Long SAT- Lshs City, that
s I =. decide 4. + s ss tS-S
Nal. . n the melting Of tie T~;s:s 2S.a.: Of nS. & wAn % &.
:,a, y ~ , N.Y. Y a l.s /. .'a S. the
EssYsar ia salt LhsCtt.