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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-13

Peck's Cement Drain PiPes.-The subscribe
er takes this method again inform the people of Wor-
eester and vicinity that he is prepared to manufacture
70 order Gem Mt Drain Pipes any quantity AMI Of any
desirable SIZE nom three to six inches in diameter These
pipes are perfectly understandable and will last for ages
either in dry or wet locations. They have been
~ rested and have always given entire satisfaction In
edoton to the advantages above stated these pipes are
chedper than airy other material used for draining mr.
poses All orders promptly sppped by the subscriber az
his work shop, No So Mechanic Street. where specimens
may be seen JAMES O PRICK
nchl8 dff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-13

oo SSJ,SsdlKenens ara Dyape Pssa.-DR. HARRr-
SUNS PEk1opALEIC LoZ NGBs cure Dizziness TIeai
acne Sour stomach, Flaueuce every form Of Tndi
sesnon Ihey are Tonic and and Laxative operate with
out pam and dider from all physical pills For PILES
ana al symptoms incident to females especially in the
young they are Incompatible They give color 70 the
BLOOD and action OF the Liver and assist nature Pre-
scribed by all Physicians hAe
y or sale by the Proprietor No TRFNfoNr Tp,Y, . 49,
by all Druggists deod&w6n 49, ~ 'f'U
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pepnrture I'D ne. srnnton.


ST. LOUIS, April 1l.--Mr Stanton, the new
Secretary of Kanzas, left here for the Territory
Yesterday
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-13

The Senior Class Of the Divinity School, Cam.
bridge, have invited Rev. Theodore Parker to
preach the Annual Glass Sermon. a!
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-13

IMPORTANT TO FEMALES -DR
CHEESEMAN'S PILLS-The combination of ineredi
ents in these Pills is the result of long and extensive
practice; they mild in their OPERATION and certain Of
restoring nature to its proper ehanei every instance
have the ills proved successful They are certain to
open those distractions to which females are table, and
bring nature to its proper channel whereby health is re-
stored and the pale and deahy counenance is changed
TO healthy one. No female enjoy good health un
less she is reguar and whenever obstruction takes
place, whether from exposure cold or any other cause
the general health Immediately begins to decline and the
want OF sneh remedy has been the cause of SO many
consumptions among young females Headache pain in
the side papaton of the heart oathiug of food and
disturbed sleep do most always arise from the Interrupt
uon OF pature and whenever that is the case the Pills
Will invariably remedy all these evils in ali cases Of
painful mensruatiou or and spinal affections
IN the back anal 1bs lowness of spirits Mysteries &c
Nor are they less eeacious in the cure of Leuchorrha
commonly called the Whites" These pills should new
err be taken during pregnancy they would be sure to
bring on miscarriage Warranted purely Vegetable and
free from anything injurious to life or health Fun and
explicit directions which should be read accompany each
box.
These Pills put up square fiat boxes Persons re
siding where there is established by enclos-
ing One Dollar in letter, prepaid to NJ B. Green Co..
Worcester Mass have them sent to their respective
address by return of mail.
NJ B. GREEN 4 CO., Agents for Worcester.
o. L. CHEESMMAN Proprietor, New York.
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Dr.. Peior's Celebrn1rd piIla 10, Fo,,,to.

,,, Dr. Pcter's Celebra led PHI. for FemaIc.
Warranted to be sure remedy for ali DISTRACTIONS in
ntSmatss, arising from whatever cause These Pills
sa "ot pe p'ken n st0ppage is caused by pregnancy
lot my would invariably cause a miscarriage War
Iantcu purely vegetable, and free from anything injnri.
ous W le or health Full and explicit directions accom-.
psny es9h box Price $500 For sale by DTs. HILL
JAsEPH, sole agents, No. 12l Main street. Worcester
AN orders Bhonld be sent to the above address.
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Fire.
Rntlrond Accident.

The village of Monroe, in Walton county, Ga,
was burned on Tuesday night, the 9TH.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-13

Davis Pain KtlIer.-Itis reaR ni...,
TO speak ayoraby this article known aimsst ; ~ US
say to be good and safe remedy 5r burns and na
the winter, but for the various simmer ~ pous IN
should be il every family-Ch. AdUocafe ''i's' ana
mh25 d2taw&w2w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-13

N2uSSSSsUI 10 L. 4. bazell,) .s
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DRUGGIST. I
And dealer in Gold Plate apd Foil, Mineral Teeth and
Dental Findings Also Manufacturer of Soda Water and
syrups.
N B Physicians Prescriptions carefully prepared
rom the best medicines. dtf F9g
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-13

A Good Thdng.--Butter Of Cocoa for Chapped
observation-disclosures things chapped lips Butter of Cocoa
will cure them. Night and morning, apply Batter
Cocoon to chapped lips and it viii cure them. Butter Of
Apothccary, Mechanical Hall, Worcester, Mass.
dtN1
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-13

CLINToN.-At the adjourned town meeting in
Clinton last Monday, the town voted to raise
$4,000 this year for town expenses, and to build
new primary school house in the East Village,
similar to the one erected last year on Walnut
street The sum Of money voted last year was
$4,000, and the Treasurer's report showed a
balance Of g4O0423.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-13

Seed, Secd.-rlmothy, Glover, Red Top, and White
Glover Seed, for sale by DRAPER h CLARK,
ap3 d3w 05 and 90 Front street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-13
LOCAL NEWS


We had intended sooner to call the par
ticuar attention Of our readers to the subject Of
the course of lectures to be delivered by DR.. Sol
ger, at Brinley Hall, the frst Of which is to be
given this evening.
This will, unquestionably, be one OF the most
valuable and interesting courses Of lectures ever
given in this city With, possibly, the single ex-
ception Of Professor Agassiz, no lecturer in this
country, on subjects of this character, stands so
high as DIR. Solger or has been listened to in our
larger cities with such satisfaction. In a private
letter received by US on Saturday, from personal
friend in Boston, one of the most distinguished
members of the legal profession in that city, the
writer says;
al don't know DR.. Solger, personally, but 1
heard his course, this Winter. He is truly re-
markable person. His reach and grasp of
thought, thoroughness Of learning, command of
English, and clearness of statement, are all mas
terly. was so pleased and instructed by his lee
lures that could not forbear to bring hirn to
your notice"
An article in the Boston Transcript, under
stood to have been written by George S. Hillard,
Esq, says;
CDR. Solger is one of the most valuable gifts
which the Old World has ever made to the New.
He is a wise and good scholar, but no dreamer
and no pedant; on the contrary, man of sharp
observation and practical sagacity. He under
stands his subject thoroughly, both in its spirit
and its details and his expositions are uncom-
monty clear, luminous. and attractive. He is an
independent thinker, proving all things and hold
ing fast what is true"
An editorial article in the Boston Atlas says:
sWe have heard but one opinion as to the emf.
nent qualifications of this lecturer. He exhibits
not only great thoroughness Of knowledge, but
the wisdom of true statesman and profound
practical philosopher. We understand that be-
fore leaving his native country (PTussia), he had
been appointed to the Professorship of History in
one of its universities (Griefsvald) but declined
the post, from his nwillingness to curtail the
real teachings of history to the shape, amount,
and quality, which would alone be admitted by
the government under which he was appointed.
With the same views and fidelity to principle, he
came to this country-0ne, at least, In which the
whole truth can be spoken"
We could go on, quoting from other papers,
and from other articles in the same papers, show
ing the high appreciation of Dr. solger, as man,
philosopher, and lecturer, in Boston. We
trust that our citizens will not fail to improve
such an opportunity, to hear course OF lectures
on one Of the most interesting Of all subjects,
from one better qualified for the work, probably,
than any other that will ever be likely to address
the people of this place.
We may add, that, among other inducements
for advantageous not to be overlooked in these
times--is, the low rate at which tickets for the
course are put.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-13
LANES o. MILLIA

Dr. Henry Sargent gives special ttention to
Diseases OF the Eye Office No II Worcester Bank Block
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-13
MINIM RoUx,

} TOnfhqche
Minm Roux is sure cure for Toothache il anything
besides Forceps will effect it.
1t is decided, speedy and eectual 1t not only bet
ter, but you get four times the quantity the same
amount OF money that you any other toothache
Preparations fair trial will satisfy all of its superior
qualities and never failing cure Prepared and sold
wholesale and retail by J. O. HILL Apothecary Mechan.
les han, worcester, Mass dtMl fl6
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ne LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to the Worcester Daily Spy.
Lntes1 fron, Knnzns.

By the American Telegraph Compauy's Printing Lines.
Office in Gen raj Express Office Lincoln House Block
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-13

>. Bnsh,s Cough Cure LOzemgen are s,,,srs,r
90 ahy etAer NJ 10 The form Of Candy or fz
ges Tor the cure Of Colds, Coughs Hosrsness ZEN
Sro1P Hhocping Cough Sore Throat and ali d-essa d
CO., "a Front street. deo5tf ' ~ nosh &
NeWton.s CSuSa I3niEHm for the relief and
common Gods affecting The Lungs and air pssssess '
era ~ and long stan ling Coughs these there h no.
y safe 20 administer all persons Of all ages botb a. an
e2pec GRANT and as eIuetic
TINS Basam was first compounded and used by the at
froi, Calvin Newton NJ D., with great success in an 60
ensiye practice fer many years. 1t only needs 10 BE- a.
Tlei TO secure for it an rHparaleled reputation
prepared a1d sold Wholesale and retail BY r-e,, q
mch25 deoetf Esstsrs Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-13

Valley, Iowa, was carried away by the break
ing up of the ice, on the 25th Of March, and
two young ladies, daughters of Mr.. Black OF
Kingston, who were upon it at the time, lost
their lives.
The Philadelphia County Prison, it is
stated, receives within It's walls upwards Of
fourteen thousand inmates annually, or an ay-
erage Of more than forty day.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-13

JAMES o. WILLIAMS,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
No. els Mafn Street,
"a WORCESTER MASS DIV
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-13

WORCESTER LYoEUM AND LIBRARY AssocIA-
TIoN.-At the annual meeting Of this Associa-
tion, held at their rooms, on Saturday evening,
April 18th, 1857, after hearing the report of the
directors, Henry Chaplin, Esq, peremptorily de-
clined being candidate for reelection as Presi-
dent of the Association. The following persons
were then elected by ballot, as officers for the en-.
suing year -
For Prestdent-T K Earle a1#
Wee PreSldents-Dw Foster, P. L. Moen.
Corresponding Secretary-Rey. Horace James.
Recording Secretary-Hamilton A. Hill.
TTeasmer-Lyman l.. Harding.
DirectorS-Henry Chaplin, Edward Earle, Geo.
F. HoaT, T. W Higginson, Daniel Fainter, Alan
son Carey. John c. Otis, H. A. Marsh, Charles
H. Ballard, H. g. o. Blake. William E. Rice,
George Bgefow, Addison Palmer. zi
Trtlstees-F. H. Dewey, Dr. o. Martin, Charles
White, DR.. Henry Sargent, 6. F. Hartshorn.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-13

O. CIISHMAN-...

HoM G oPATHIsT
Wi meet his Office patients hereafter from to and
tosPM. Nc. {, yV.I,s,', 81
Worcester, May 20, 1866
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Office 100 Main street. opposite the Post Office I'M Stairs
IN ~ give MS particular attention TO SALES OF REAL
r. ESTATE Bank AMI Railroad Stocks Works of Art Fur
IN nture az brlYate Residences, Live Stock on Farms
u and Personal Property generally. 80
H. W. v will also attend to the Appraisal Of Real rs.
VNNe ana Personal Property in any part Of the City or
rflRhy
a7f vepermssiOn to refer to the following gentlemen,
g. 81, !EyI LINCOLN, Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-13

New ard Second Hand FURNITURE,
CARPETS, FEATHERS, BEDS, STOVES, and gen.
eral assortment of House Furnishing Goods
n. B.-Second hand Furniture bought and removed
without trouble to the seller at 292 Main street
mch13 dam y.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-13

Adm THAYER
ATTORNEY 4 COUNSELLOR AT EzW.
NO. 2lS MAN street,-- Worcester, Ma
my30 W
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TEACHER or THE PIANO FORTE.
Room in connection with A. MAnsgie Music store
! NO American House Block, Worcester.
o.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-13

STOCK, INsURANcE, AND REAL ESTATE BRoKER
Stocks bought and sold, Insurance effected On ali class
OF PROPERTY Heal Estate bought, sold, Snd exchanged
buildings Rented, Rents collected, &C. &c. 1877 Main
treet, up stairs dan 70
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EXPERIENCE AND CLOSE ATTENTION
MANUFACTURE OF OUR GARMENTS
Enables US TO prnAnna the nnnat tbnrnr1rl m ada

10 THE--
MANUFACTURE OF OUR GARMENTS.
Enables us to produce the most thorough made
" O l. o II H N q a
In the Country.
AND IN style and ht Of Garments we can truly saw
we are unsurpassed We warrant all goods to be az
represented, and the warrant can be relied upon We
have an excellent assortment of
OFe-Soals. from SO 90 to $l8
Ohuef Ooat5s ..s..s.....s.s..s...... 6 g 7
Pants, Heavy WColen... ............ so
Fests...... .......-........... l 90 8
UNBERsHIRTs and DRAWERS, large assortment
at extremely low prices. Ir
D GENTS SHAWLS, at about half price.
In our CUSTOM DEPARTMENT, We have a very large
assortment OF
Over Coatings, Pant Goods, and Vestings
or all grades, from the article to the finest
abrc in rich and elegant which will be made TO
order in style to suit your TASTE and in the most
thorough manner The liberal patronage we have re-
ceived for the last ten years. convnces that we have
dealt fairly with all customers and we would say 10
those who have never traded with U.S. come and examine
our goods before purchasing elsewhere.
LUTH ER'S CLOTHING HOUSE
No. Lincoln HOuse Block.
s24 dawtf
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HILDR ETH s BARKER.

CITY SECTIONS,
Wholesale md Retail dealers in COFFINS and CAgKFTg
of all kinds, CObfn Plates, Craze Clothes, SC,
NO u Exchange street, corner of Waldo street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-13

Mrs, s. Good an, an experienced and success-
tu midwife holds herself in readiness day and nigh
oil atepd TO the duties NJ her profession Residence Is
Austin street. 6u oet2l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-13

Wholesale Dealer and Jobber in
BUTTS, ) II O H s, and RU BEERS
No. Mechanics Hall Building
Particular attention given to orders dtf chg
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-13

% and 80 Front streetare receiving from different flour
ng Mills, The following brands Of Flour which they will
ell at the lowest cash price Quarry Mills, Samuel ?.
Ey, Louis Chaplin, j. O. Stone, N. H. Beach, Harlan
Mil Delphi Ms Farmers Mills, and many other brands
with hall barrels Of various quaesj also, Corn Rye
and Mel Beans, Butter, &c. Also Lime, Cement, Gal.
cine Plaster Gronnd Plaster Timothy and Clover Seed
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-13
DIPL IONA AW RDED!!
DR.. CLARKE'S
CeIebrated Sherry WING Ritters.

Liverpool and New York Steam and
PACKET SHIP co. Passage to Liverpool by steam,
Cabin, S75; Third Glass, $50
Liverpool to New York, ~ sailing vessels, 500.
Drafts at sight, on England, Ireland, and Scotland.
GEO. L. S. CURTIS, Agent,
APT div 1917 Main street, Union Block.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-13

DEVENs. HOAX, & HILL,
ATTORNEYS AND c0UNSELLoRS ar LAW
NO. Worcester Bank Block, Worcester Mass,
oHAs DEygss, JR., GRo. +. HoAR, j. HRNRY iIILL.
j9 diff
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L. d, NICHOLS M. d..
HON E0PATHIo PHYsIOIANB
oFFfoE AND ResiDENoB 112 MAIN 81. oFF1oE Houa
FROM Ito g. AND TO O'CLOCK P. M.
Worcester Oct. 90 1853
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

American Telegraph Company,
Office, General Express Office, Lincoln House Block,
WOycester.
TARIFF REDUCED.-0n and after April 1st tariff
from Worcester to West6eld Chester Factories Psfeld
and Chatham N Y, Is cents for 10 Rords each add.
tlonal WORD cents.
From Worcester to Albany and Troy 40 cents for 10
words; each additional word cents.
A. A. L0VETT, Supt..
New York, Boston and Albany district.
Springfield, Mass March 81 1857. DIFF ap2
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D E N is T
Has removed his office from 1873 Main street to AMERICAN
HOUSE BLOCK directly opposite where he will be happy
tosee patrons and friends ans dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-13

Slate for Roofs.-The subscriber is prepared To
furnish Slate for Roofs, of superior quality and law in
pies may be seen at the yard on Grove street
ap1S dtf JOHN BARN ARD
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-04-22
Written for the Register.
The Robin.

When cold Winter fees with his sceptor grim
And gentle Spring is supplanting himi
When the laughing rill from its ce-chain springs,
And the flying leaves unfold their wings
Then you'll hear the robin in merry glee
Piping his song on tho apple tree
" Plow it, near it,"
When the stars fade out from the brightnng sky,
And nights pale Queen and her shadows fly;
When the gates of morning are just a-jar,
And the light streams in from the unknown far
You'll hear from the wood1 and clingles wild
This happy song so sweet and so mild
"Plow it, near it."
When tn crimson clouds lang o'er hill and lea,
Like gorgeous isles in the azure sea;
When the plough-men from the field comes home,
And the bells peal out from the old church DOME
Then softly down from the hills will float
This gentle song from the robins throat
" Plow it, near it,
And then when summer and harvest arc gone,
And the woods are changed from g. cen to brown /;
When the sobbing wind moans over the plain,
And stern old Winter is coming again
Then ont fon each wild and deserted dell
The robin will sing you his sad farewell
"Plow it, near it,
Orwell. VI. sEu.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-04-22
Exercise for Girls.

Did any of my readers ever meet a
girls school taking their accustomed cx-
erclses2 Is there not something cx-
cessively ludicrous in the idea of some
thirty or forty girls walking primly and
demuroly to certain point, then right
about face and back again The timid
step: the regular methodic movement,
which have heard waggishly compared
to the mode Of progress Of an ordinary
sixteen legged caterpillar the sedato
tone of voice, each one talking with be.
coming decorum with the one with ahom
she walks abreast, perhaps cateohising
one another on the meaning Of the eccen.
tricities Of some French verb, or ascer.
tanning the degree ofprofcioncy each has
attained in Magnall's Questions"-how
can this minister to health2 But the
medical attendant of the school recon.
meDds exercise, and is not walking across
the common aud back exercise OF
course it is what more would you have
Why, If thatvery worthy lady, the school.
mistress, would allow me to have the
charge of her pupils on the next after
Moons walk, | believe it is not orthodox
to take walk every day in the week J l
think | could put them in tho way Of get.
ting exercise by which they would be
much. more benefited ,much more pleased,
aud come home with roster cheeks and
more eager appstites than is now the
case. Probably at the schools where these
girls are there arc several teachers, aud
perhaps some of the teachers may have
some little knowledge Of botany SO
would suggest that the teacher should
ask two or three of the girls to bring her
some wild flowers from lheir next after
Moons walk, with the promise held out
that she would afterwards tell them some
thing about them and l must further
petition that the gitls be no longer com.
pelled to walk two by two, melhodically
but be allowed to roam and ramble at
largc-of course, taking care they do not
get out OF sight of their teachers. | ad-
nit that the effect of all the girls ramtl.
ing along country lane-some looking
into the hedge bottom on this side, and
others struggling to the other side of a
broad green lane-would not have tho
same fine effect which is produced by the
formal procession along the dusty path.
way on the common; but | think it
would impress any one who saw them with
the idea that the girls were at ease, and
were out for enjoyment whereas the
stiff aud prim sot,out which we are ac
customed to see, rather gives ono the
idea that they had said their lessons bad /.
ly, and are doing penapce for it, exposed
to the public gsze.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-04-22
Doy of Algiers.

We copy from the American Turf Reg
lister of 1885, the following concise history
of this celebrated horse, and believe it to
be the only reliable account of him which
We have seen:
"The Dey of Algiers is an elegantly
formed horse, possessing both beauty and
strength, Most of his points are equal,
aud some of them superior to any horse
Oh the continent.
"Hc is fully fourteen hands two inches
high, height by no means usual in the
genuine Arabian racer. His color is
white, with a few brown spots dashed
over his neck and shoulders. lie is of
fine form, and presents carriage re-
markably vigorous and active, and is a
very sure foal-gctter.
" In 1898, the Emperor of Arabia, hav-
ing received some signal service from the
late CIR. Baliff Fromm of Prussia, tended
to him the choice of any Of his studs
The Baliif procured the assistance of ono
Frederick Lipentine, the grand Arab Sc
lector, las he was calledD who chose for
him from the Emperor's stud, consisting
VI seNSidl Huhulou SShulho duu eupC-
rior Arabian horses, the noble Dey and
two mares, one called Latonia, and tho
other Capadocia. They were taken to
Lithuannia in Poland, from which place
they were taken to Prussia. After the
decease of the Baliff, at the sale of his
stud at Tehebillen, in the year 1899, tho
Dey, then five years old, together with
the two mares, were purchased by Lieu
tenant General Frederick Baron De Dre-
mar, by whom they were afterwards sold
to Colonel Swan of Massachusetts,, then
in Europe, and BY him shipped from
Hamburg to Boston, to Gen. Jackson Of
that city,
In the beginning of the year 1902,
Gen. jackson sent the Dey to Gen. Ma
son of the District of Columbia, by whom
he was sent to the subscriber at Fred
cr:cksburg, in 1907, where he died before
the conclusion of the season. He had
made several successful seasons in Mary
land, and stood one or two seasons in
Lower Virginia, under the direction OF
the late Col. John Tayloe,