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.fterc9 Nsfes.-La>t night, a youn. man who gave
his name aS George Montgomery, arrested for
attempting to pass altered notes. He succeeded in
passing enc, hundred dollar note, on Mr. = Lewis
JsUeier, obtaining therefor gold pencil and chan
and sixty-io dollars in good money. An .,ttenpt
TO pass >IDar note Mr.. Gait for jewrIry, failed
aud caused his arrest. UpOh searching him IN the
guard house, the pencil a"d chain could not be
found, but sixty four dollars were found upon him.
also A - colt: The notes were both on the Union
Bank OF Maryland. The one passed OH Mr.. Lewis
vas dated Baltimore, Jan. 49, 1852, No g, letter C.
Inc one he dttenIpfe, TO piss, dated Baltimore
Feb. ID, lo45, No. 20, letter H. Both pay TO bearer
80 demand. K. Mckle, cashier; ]. Il. Gordon pres
Iient- Montgomery was committed 10 jail by Capt
Birch
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7 ADIEs, g. GENTS FRENCH KID

AIDES g. GENTS FRENCH KID
IL Gloves.
White, black, and all shades of color
Worked Muslin Collars and Undsrsleeves
silk, Alpaca, Cashmere, and Cotton Hose
SHAWLS
White Grape and Bay State Long shawls Of every
quality
Linen Cambria H5Edk'k from cents up
Together with gene raj assortment of soasonahle
goods
Customers will be pleased tn give me call.
WIN. X. RILEY,
Corner Sth street, opp. Centre Market.
dee Jim
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Ihe Hoiicp Opera Company, under the direction
rf SIgnOT Luigi Ariiu, and now playing a very
c-s>iu! cngasc ment in Baltimore, open here next
Monday. SIgrOra Rosa DcNTirs, the Plima Donna
has been received wherever she has appeared, with
the most marked favor, and the press universaly
accord 70 her the highest eJcclleuC. IN musical
fh" enthusiasm at the audience who Rave seen her
80 iuTc,ia Bnigia. and Norma. give ample proofs of
'.eir appreciation Of her talents We predict for
them a most successful engagement here. The com
Dany consists OF forty two performers and are
IdrrGd by far the best combination OF musical talent
IA this country. On dit, that sIgnora DE Vres has
received some inns, tlHtIering offers from the great
lmpre-saIl,S nf London and Paris, and that her
intention of accepting an engagement AT the Italian
opera ~ London for next season.
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e@ Joe ShiIIingtcn recei

BE- Joe Sifllington receives all the New
Books and NEWSPAPERS fast published. He
Is agent TAR liarpcrs and all the other Magazines
and our readers VIII always find large and good
sOTtmen OF Blank Books and Stationery al his Book
store, odeoD Buildng corner of n street am Penn
SylYdnla avenue. aug 10
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fs- The inimitabe THOMPSON is daily engaged
in taking those wonderful STEREOSCDPE POR
TPAlTS, which winning for him such au envia
bic reputation. THOMPSON has many imitstors,
but his pictures are ahead OF ell rivalry II the
public wish for Portraits possessing ali the attributes
of perfection, brilliant but unfl,ing LIT them try
THOMPSON. His pictures. Pope said of his
friends. . viii bloom in their rolors for a thousand
years" His GALLERY is on Pennsylvania avenue,
between ~ and 9th streets. Try him
nOYli-It,
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!. BROWNE,

late of willsrds' Hotel, respect
fully informs his patrons that he is located on
l4th street. one door from Pa. avenue.
nov 3n-w&SlmE
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ADJUSTMENTS,
DISLEY,S VARIETE,

DISLEf'S VARIETE.
IL MR. W. u. GDODALI.
and Miss GERTRUDE DAWES
THIS EVENi.NG will be performed
THE DRUNKARD
Pas de Corsair by Miss G. DAWES.
Song by Miss DE FORREST
To conclude with the farce of
THE YOUNG SCAMP.
Prices of Admission :-Orchestra chairs IS cents
dress circle, 30 cents: gentleman accompanied by
two laiie 81; family circle 20 cents
Doors open Mt o14-commence at ~ o'clock.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
~ Third week Of the RAEELS
THIS EVENING will be performed
VALET DE SHAM
At,cr which, for the last time, the pantomime of
PAQUlTA
To conclude with the pantomime of The
kIM-kA; OR, TIE ADVENTURES OF AN ERoNAUT.
Prices of Admission Dress circle parquet, and
third tier so cents; reserved and orchestra seats IS
cents; family circle and colored gallery % cents.
Doors open at 6ti to commence at Z O'Clock.
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O. HOUSE FOR RENT-Anl Furniture for ,ale,
sa:I on 6th street. Massachusetts avenue. In
quire Immediately at STEVENS Fancy Store, opp.
Centre Market. dec l2-3t
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E,RUITS. NUTS, &c
l. Fresh Malaga bunch Raisins, new, in whole, d
and boxes
Malaga Raisns, Layer, in wholes
Do seedless, for cooking, In halves
New Smyrna Figs, Eleme brand, two qualities, in
drums
Naples Figs, in boxes
Fig Paste, in plain and fancy boxes
Juiube Paste, rose, lemon. and vanilla favors
Dates, Arabian, in trails
Citron, Leghorn
Sicily Lemons
Almonds, Bordeaux and Narseilles
Do princess or pal er sheled
Do shelled, in harres
Pecan and Brazil Nuts, Filberts-
The above are all new Importation.
SHEKELL & BAlLY.
Successors to j. B. Kibbey 4 Co.
dec Set No 5, opposite Centre Market
GOSHEN BUTTER, CHEESE, 60.
" 81 frkins n. York Dairy Butter
$50 boxes prime Cheese
1000 lbs. Buckwheat Flour
10 Ibis. Cranberres
100 Ibis. Nos. and MacEel
% kits No ! Mackerel
5000 lbs prime Goldfish
100 superior Maryland cured Hams
500 lbs N. York Dried Beef
Just received and for sale by
sAML BACON 4 CO.,
Corner Of It'll street and Penn. avenue.
] dec l2-eo6t
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The Great Wonder of the World II a.
Arrived


ORIGINAL MIRROR OF THE MAMMOTH CAVE
~ OF KENTUCKY, and the world renowned
CATARACT OF NIAGARA, in Summer and Winter
Having made a most successful tour through Eu-
rope, during which the splendid and silly Pano
rama OF the Worlds Fair of London, was added is
now open at Odd Fellows Hall, Washington, and
will remain for q few days longer.
In connection with the above a grand CONCERT
will hc given by Misses Jenny and Rosa Avondale
Admission 25 cents
Doors open at q = o'cock-Commence at ~.
JNO. iiUWORTH,
Proprietor and Delineator
dec 6-tf JOS. G. w. PIKE, Agent
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BY &c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.


VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS near the Navy
Yard-On WEDNESDAY afternoon, Decem-
Der 1i.h, at 81 O'Clock, the IRE mises shall sell
original Lots Nos and ,, in square No. s41. front
Ing 159 feet inches Virginia avenue at the cor
ner Of 9th street east. The property has been sub
divided To make three building lots, with a
front of % feet inches each Virginia avenue.
running hack 10 feet IL inches; one lot with a
front of So feet inches, wi h an average depth Of
about so feet and three lots of II feet s5 inches
each. with depth of SO feet Q inches.
Title perfect.
Terms: One-third cash; the residue in six and II
mouths, for notes satisfactorily secured. bearing in
terest. &c. MCGUIRE,
dec I'D Auctionesr
NALCABLE BUILDING LOTS FOX SALE.-By
Y virtue of deed of trust from John f. Day and
wife corded in liner J. A. s., No. 80 folio SOL &C.
will sell at public auction, the premises, on
MONDAY, the 18th instant. at o'clock p. m , al
the right and title of said grantors in and to Lots
II, Is, and 10, in square 625, Cabots subdivision.
Terms cash, and all ceDveyancng at cost of pur-
chaser. On default of payment within five days af-
ter day of sale the lots will be resold at expense Of
the defaulting purchaser.
JOHN c. BRENT, Trustee
GREEN SCOTT,
dec 3-3t2w&ds Auctioneers
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LAST FIVE EXHIBITIONS.

RedneS'fay, 1A~rsday, and Frntay Eren-
tRgS, at u 'ciock
Wednesday and Friday Afternoons at ID O'Clock.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

NOR RENT--Ei~e or six rooms Ia pleasant brick
l. house, few doors north of the avenue, on 18th
street west, and near the departments. furnished
unfurnished suitable for family, with fine yard
and pump of good water in II. J.. B. TRUE.
dec l2-3t*
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FJ'HREE LARGE and com fortably furnished rooms
1 can be obtained by cnguirirg ut MIR Peabody's
on b St north, between Delaware and LIST st.
Capitol Hill, These rooms within two minutes
walk of the Capitol and would be suitable for
bers OF Congress dec s-6t<
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The P'-e Tc'm.-It appears that there arc one
hundred and one competitors for the prize offered
by X. w. Latham Esq, tor tho best poem, 20 THU
There are one hundred chances To each Of not gain
Ing the SyH]. Poetry making, II strikes furcibly
= something Ike the lOttery-a good many blanks
tor one prIzc. However, poets naturally san
-Tne race, and particularly full of the Troprc
~ that We have no doubt each thinks himself the
destined happy man. The committee were busy on
Monday evening IN examination of the literary off
springs ~ the muse, bUi have not y.t gone through
tenth part OF their labor. We nave great in
"ilnail0n 10 be On the committee di,appoint one
hundred Uf the genus iTTitdbiie rctuta.
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NedHns e'terdhy, a woman named Madlyan
We arrested aud taken before Justice Dom. charged
With stealing sac from Mr. Sullivan. After a
thorough search Of her prnIn.es aud AL eyan,iua
t"n 81 ihr i'sI.ranEy. ihc case was dsnis ed Inc
''''i'n?e beng iasutfcieni 30 hold her fnr c0ur,
III" sam" Justice vas Ca'I@i 10 III another ca,p
'Sain1 Is III. Mitchell and Susan Collins who wsre
,h"s'd by Benjamin RIStob with Stealing from him
: ~ IA money. The defendants were held Ia bail
90 COuTt.
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III. National T1eofTe.-The Rav,ls continue To
h'dw fine houses. Last night they played to Il
charmed auiIoncc, INDEED. To night, they again
present their beautiful ballet pantomime called ''Pa
7nnta, A. well AZ 'Kim IA" both of which should
he seen by every one IN Washington who like etber
h,A2h'hcem spectacle, fnr dancing, or two hours
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I'0R RENT-Elcsant parlors. well furnished.
j. Also, sleeping and bath rooms, on G, between
18th and l4th streets, north side. Terms moderate.
They would suit members of Congress. Breakfast
will be furnished if desired Apply 20
c. I. GARDNER.
dec S-eo3t* on the premises.
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EOR RENT-Two very handsomely furnished
Il rooms, with everything necessary fer comfort,
on 18th st. between & and H. west side. The rooms
well suited for or two gentlemen. Inquire at
Room No. 10, General p. o., or of
A. sEILHAUSEN.
dec S-1w Tobacconist, fth ut.
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nor SALE-Two fine HORSES, at Mr.. Cow
l. ling's Stable on G. between 18th and 9Th SITS.
They belong to private gentleman and are offered
for sale only because he contsmpates leaving for the
country.
Mr.. Cowling will show them and state the price.
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Firc.-OI Monday evening, about 10 O'Clock, a
IRE was discovered III the engine room of Entwis
he, Steam Sash and Blind establishment. The
farm given, and the dOor. broken in Just in
iItue To- save the establishment from destruction
The fire originated under the furnace, doubt
from Il spark that had been Iett unnOtIcrd by The
hands when they quiz work III the'aitcTnooA.
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E.xffM FOR RENT have several furnished houses
.mMM for rent, pleasantly located. Small families
49, without children can he accommodated at SIS.
800. $50, and 500 per month.
Also, several furnished rooms, with or without
board.
Apply II Z. \. STRATTON,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-13

REMOVAL
TINE Subscriber, having taken Office in Paine's
l. Block No 236 Main street. would respectfully
der his services as
Real Estate Broker,
TO any persons having property for to exchange,
either in the City adjoining towns, and w6a-5sssSG
the attention Of purchasers following Schedule Of
Property, which he offers
FOR SALE.
Twenty valuable House Lots on The beautiful fat in
the western part Of The city three the of
Aus'in and oxford Streets Also several others, lit
tie north westerly elevated ground and two
on Fruit street, Also number on belmont st eet. and
north and Wellington near Main ST. Also,
two story Dwelrg House on Wellington. near Main st
LARKIN SMITH, ESQ Main street.
Also, number of Farms with from 90 to eco Acre
of Land each.
CHARCOAL in large or small quantities feblS-dtf
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MEDICINES, &c.
DIR. HILL
The CeIehrated Indian Doctor.

The Celebrated Indian Doctor,
TAKES pleasure in announcing 20 the citizens oil
Worcester, other places, tint his Office is at NO.
III Main ST.
word to young men and Others afflicted with Semi
nal Debility whether orig mating from certain destruc-
tive habits or from any other cause, with the train oil
bodily and mental evils which follow when neglected,
should make an early application, thereby avoiding much
trouble and suffering, veil expense By this i'm
proved method OF treatment Dr. II. can safely guar
antee SAFE and speedy in all cases secret dis
ease that may come under his care, how long
standing Eithci invited TO his private rooms
without lear OF interruption By other patients hun
drCds cured yearly by his practical experience and
great remedies
READ AND REFLECT. The afflicted would do
well reflect before trusting thti health happiness
and in many th,ir HUes, il the hands Of ntysi-
clans ignorant of Tbs ass Of nalad es 1t is cerlan-
ly impossible FOR understand all HE ills the
human family subject to.
YEARS OF PRACTICE, excls, ely devoted TO the
treatment and study Of 81 phllis, Gonorrhga, elect,
Structures, effect of solitary habits, Ulcers uprn tie
body. throat, gs Pain in the Head or B0ues
and all Mercnrial Affections, ahd all Impurities of the
Blood, Whereby the coHSt tuition has become emf; eblcd
enables NJ DITTO o1ef relief TO all who may place them
selves under his
TO FEMALES. All diseases peculiar to Females,
AS Suppre ssons, Irregularities c., speedily and feet
ualy removed.
~ The French Peiindi al Drops and Pills, for the
above affections, have been well tested for the last ten
years.
Dr.. HIPS Prevent alive f." for married ladies' sent to
any direction, secure from observation. Price SIS Per
al distance may consult DR.. H by letter. (post
PAID describing their Case have medicines securely
put up and forwarded TO any part OF the u States with
full and explicit directions for use Office arranged
with separate apartments, that patients see none but
the DR..
X Ofilce hours from A. NJ, to9P.M
Very respectfully, DIR. G. A. hill,
apis du Oiiice l2l Main ST., WorCe ter.
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The Wonder Of the World,

nEVINEs' COMPOUND PITCH LoZENGE-
~ This is the remedy tor Colds, Coughs, Asthma
Lostveness, and Consumption. IL is hey ond doubt the
cheapest and most efficient remedy ever offered 10 the
public, and praised by all that use it. Read this:
Mr. Devnos-Sir; heartily recommend your Com
pound Pitch Lozenge The attention the afflicted
At the suggestion ct Mr. Charles R0ntecon of Lansing
burgh (who was stopping with my brother at the
Pou9hkeeG sic loteD first used The Lozenge for cough
and pain i'll tue side of long standing The physicians
called abcess OF tho lungs. Its use relieved me al
most Immediately. 1t has also cured me of long and
painful costveness. consider it the best and cheapest
remedy ever brought to the attention of the pubic
WIN. E. RUTZER
Sold in Worcester at the General Agents prices by
CALDWtLL q HILL, Druggists, Taft " Harrng toni
Grocers, VIM u. Fenno * son, Jewellers, and by deal
ers generally through the county,
Orders addressed 10 5 j.. Fuller & Co No. a Will
sons Lane Boston, General Agents form Eng land States
febl4 DIFF
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Important TO the Sick.

7 NR. G. A. HILL, No. l2l Main street, Worcester,
Mass invites the particular attention of Iuvads
and the public, 10 his and successful method Of
treating diseases, by the of Magnetic Electricity, and
his newly discovered preparations of Magnetic Electric
Medicines Years OF careful Study, and scientific ex-
perments in the preparation Of remedial agents as
physician, in large and varied practice have enabled
d. H. to discover new methods of preparing, coNdens
ing and combining, to produce the most remarka-
BILE and happy results, and effect radical cures in ali dis
oiong standing and in where the best med
ical skill III the use OF common medicines have failed
Neuralgia, Spinal Disease, Consumption, Dyspepsia,
Chronic Sore THROAT, Chr mic Rheumatism Piles, Scrof
ua, Chills aud Fever, Cutaneous kruptons Mind Dis
matter IRON what cause it may arise, have all yielded
TO his new method Of treatment and those who afer
suffering for years from Diseases and given Hp all
hopes OF recovery have by Dr ii. bee stately conducted
to the Temple If Health.
My medicines can be obtained Of me in person, by
ettcr, At NO l2i Main street. and Of No Other person,
In no other place. iinl7 diff
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French Periodical Pills and Drops.
DIR. G.. A. HILL,
No. I2l Main Street, Worcester, Mass.


KKTUULD say, that great EXPENSE he has prepared
w from Tile original recipe, Tho French Periodical
Pills and Drops discovered by J. Harrington, NJ d :,
while praccing in the Hospital in Purs under the i'm
mediate o servaton Of the renowned R'C)RD Of Par
is, and ACTON, of London,
Warranted in all casts 10 have the desired effect
These Pills invariably tain ro1u ate the fe.
male sy STEM aud can be taken wit .ahard. re-
liefis warranted, OF the money returned. They are
known by hundreds of leual in this county be the
only preparation ever discovered that has proved nva
ria6ly certain IN III cases.
SlsppreSS10HS, Irregularities &c.
One trial will COW the skeptica and never
after Will they be induced take any Other Ladies
who have often been deceived by purchasing Pills and
Drops, and nostrums from
Male and Female EEnuOsGers,
under the prelence Of tlectng cure. medicines which
in nineteen cases out OF twenty have injurious effect
upon The system, without producing the desired result
or any sign OF it, should shun these bpeds and
but the genuine
French Periodical Pills and Drops.
The efficacy of which have been tested in a hundred
cases. and never failed TO effect speedy cure without
any bad result; The PIls and Drops the result of
extensive practice, and not discovered by accident To
eulogse their virtues would not add their merit
We would only say, Try them and il they do prove
10 be what they are represented, the money will be
turned They will he sent any part Of the country
secure IRON observation, by addressing (post paid
DR. c. A HILL, No. 121 Main slrset,
Worcester, Mass.
NJ Full directions accompany ing each boiIie.
Price, five dollars. janl7 DIFF
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Bullock's Patent Seed Planter


WIS new Implement can be used TO pant any kind
Il of Seeds, usually planted in hills but is more espe-
cally adapted for Corn planting Ii deposits the kerr
nels al equal distances apart sufficient give il room
tor healthy growth, thereby increasing the yield large
ly. With THIS MACHINE one man can easily planl one
acre in two and ha hours, il deposits and covers
the seed almost at the time The advantages of
this planter over others in use, the low price
for which il is sold aud the convenience of having the
corn IN rows, each way OF the field thus giving chance
to plOw or cultivate between the rows, either way.
The Planters will be furnished TO persons buying
Town or County Rights, at prices which canno; fail
10 pay Gerry large profit. For rther particulars
please call al 23 Main street, where the Machine may
be seen.
N. d. Farmers are particularly invited to call, and
examine this new and useful Agricultural Implement
Worcester, Feb. -, 1853. da@tf
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RAILROADS,
and worcesser RalIroae.
- g - - - 80. .
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after Monday, May 9fh 1858, through PAs
FNGER TRAINS will leave as follows:
Leave Providence 720, and 100 a. m. and p.
Leave Worcester at ESQ., and Ii a. and 4.lO p.
The 7.2O A. NJ. train from Providence connects
Worcester with the Express Trains from Boston for
New York, and Albany, which leave Worcester at 925
Am
With the Accommodation Train for Springfield and
Albany and all intermediate stations, which leaves
cester at $50 A. Nj.
for Norwich.
With trains ofthe Worcester and Nashua Railroad
for Lowell Nashua, Manchester, Concord, Nc
With TIA MS Of the titchburg and Worcester Railroad
for Fnehburg, H enc Bellows Falls, q c.
gne lI.30 A. NJ train from Providence connects al
Worcester with the afternoon Accommodation Trains
from Worcester of all The above mentioned Roads.
The 400 P NJ train rom Providence connects ut Wor.
cestr with the Accommodation Train lOr Springfield,
which leaves Worcester OF 5.55 j. NJ.
With the Steamboat train for New y ork via Norwich,
which leaves Worcester al T Nj.
With the trains of the Fich5urg aud Worcester Rail
road which leaves Worcester at us I. Nj.
The II A. NJ. train from Worcester connects al Wor-
cester with the morning trains from Norwich Spring
field, FiIchburg, Nashua aud Lowell
Al Providence with the afternoon trains fer Boston,
Taunton, New Bedford, Fai River, aud with Steam
boats fol sail River, and Newport
The 4.IO VI train from Worcester connects ut WOr-
ceser with the Express Train Which leaves New York
at O'clock, A. NJ.
With The morning Accommodation Train from AHA.
ny, aud With the midday Accommodation Trains from
Norwich springfield, fiiChburg, Nashua and Lowell.
Al Providence with the Boston and New oTk Steani-
boat Train ur New ERIK StonIDgIun.
The 1870 A. NJ and $40 P. NJ. trains from Providence,
and the $50 A. NJ. and Al p. NJ trains from Worcester
connect with the trains of the Norfolk County Railroad
at Waterford.
These trains also connect at Woonsocket with coach
es for Milford and MendOH.
AT Mnville with coaches for SlateTsyillc; at Viii
tins with coaches for East Douglass and htinsve.
at Farnumswith coaches Tor Grafton Centre New
England Village, and Upton.
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Boston and Worcester Railroad.

4ga Eza
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT - Commencing Mon
day, May Oh, 1853
PASSENGER TRAINS FOR BOSTON, as follows ,
leave Worcester about 4, at 7, d 1915 M, (3O5
" Mlbury $40 a. m. $40 nm
g Mfordat 7.O5. 1915 9iS p"''
Fram'n Cen, 74O 400 255, 44O
A." saxonville AZ 6.55 "a q
+" Newton, $50, 1871, s.2st wv. Tr), o.. II Az
lW. Tr)Fj a m, 2,O2t $40, 44O 5.25 W. TO- Gl5
5.l6, m. '
brOoEIine, 81, III 8, $50, 10 am, 1890, g. bz
+" Newton Upper Falls 6.1o, and e.lo am ;LlO,625
p. m.
LEAVE BOSTON, as follows,
For worcester at $50 (and Ex.l am, 80, A3oExN
Mill6ary at 7.so am. Pm.
Milford at 79O Am 1oAn a.
q s n,aim ,oen' "sp 600 $50, 5&6"
Newton, 7 80, wv Tt)g05AqAM ia ~ a On
Nv. tn 3.l5, SIG, 6l5, Is md O. H. n m ~'"V' @'0
Dr0oklne, 71O, 795, 30 A IL n, ~ w. az a "a
81, 6l, n, A o 30 .. m. ~ - ~'''' wv
Charles River Brnncb I'm an IA q, ei,
tW. Newton station '' - ~ ~ P'"'
...,.. a., @. TwIoHELL. supt.
DoS'oh' may Y, 1909 dawtf