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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-16
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SPENCER, LEICESTER.
EahEsss&> "a CHERRY VALLEY, NEW WOR
E-Lst5Es-3 67-sIlssss CESTER, and WORCESTER OFF
9a@5@4=.sN 51f5flFS NIBuS. S2aiaer ARRANGEMENTS
N1z=zaF2=sSssasEs commencing May, 1853
Leave SpencerGt7 a. Leave No. Flagg's Block, al
pm.
Leave Leicester Ct a. M, 100 p. M. leave No.
Flagg's Block at 1880 a. m, and 5 p. m.
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Evenings Leave
Leicester at $50, and No. Fagg's Block at O'Clock
Leave Cherry Valley Is minutes after starting from
Leicester on each trip
Leave New Worcester at $50 a. M, 1880 g. n. son
M 4 p. m, ITO p M; leave No. l Flaggs Block al
$50 a. m II N, 2.3O D. M. D. m. p. n.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Leicester els, and Cherry Valley $50 a. N
Leave City Hall at p. m
Leave New Worcester at 10 g. N. and . o. ~ Leave
City Hall at close Of meetings.
Express business promptly attended to,
l.. Il. STONE d co. Proprs
Worcester, March, 1859. diff nithl9
MILLBURY AND WORCESTER ON
AVE- NIBUS leaves No. Sc Main street. at 10 a. m and
800 p m From Milbury, leaves Loyeli's Hotel at on
a. m, and 2.35 p. and leaves the Post Office at
m. and ,. dtf $50
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Government embellishments.
HEADQUARTERS OF THE U. S.
"a, MARINE CORPS.

ES,
SEALED PROPOSALS. Tor each class separately, will
be received at this office until IL O'Clock NJ OF Wednes
States Marine Corps during the year 1867! following
supplies, tche delivered at the office of the Assistant
free Of expense to the Gntcd states in such Quantities
as from time to tine be ordered, viz:
l4OOO wards Of Sky Blue Kersey all WOOL free from hair,
y inches wide TO weigh22 ounces to the yard (m
5000 yards Dark Blue Tersey, all wool free from hair,
q inches wide, 10 weigh Y ounces to the yard,
5000 Yards bari, Blue lwlled Cloth, all wool for uni
form coats, (ndigo wool dyea,l 81 inches wide, to
weigh y ounces per yard.
$50 yards OF scarlet Cloth ali wool (cochnea dyed
81 inches wide. to weigh Is ounces per yard.
5000 yards Of Dark Blue Flannel for oversacks all
wool, tndigo wool Gyed) 81 inches wide, weigh
$4,000 yards of 81 DARK Blue Flannel, for shirts all
wool, undigo wool dyed,}2 inches wide, 10 weigh
% ounces per yard
each. with letters IT. $. NJ IN black four inches
long in the centre to he feet long aud feet Idle,
and tree from grease
5000 pair Of Wooden Socks, three sizes properly made
Of good fleece wool, with douDe and twisted yarn,
grease.
$500 yards White Lincn Tor Pants, 50 inches wide to
10000 yards White Linen Tor Shirts, 50 inches wide, to
10000 Yards Canon FLANNEL lor Drawers q inches wide
10 weigh ounces per yard
I,o0u Uniform Caps complete except Pompons
l,5OO fompons, red wolstcd ball shaped inches in
5000 Fatigue Gaps with covers to be made of blue
cloth indigo dyed.
1000 Stocks
Class No. 3.
500 gross Coat Buttons, ,Eq,sle)
100 gross Vest Buttons, CEaSle)
1905 pairs yellow Metal resceuts and Scale Straps.
$50 sets Epaulette bullion for sergeans and Corpo
1000 seis Epaulette Bullion for Privatcs
80 Red Worsted sashes.
900 yards OF Yellow Binding
$500 yards OF Red Cord.
lg9 Swords for Sereeants
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GENTS MAGIC SOAP.
r E N Q Y A L
DIR q. A.ANDREYS
removed his Medical Office from los Main Street TO

Has removed his Medical ONCE from los Main Street to
Al Summer Street:
ezR% He invites all his friends TO cal and see him
DR. ANDREWS will take this opportunity to say TO
bis friends and the public that he continues the
following diseases with almost entire success
Dyspepsia, in all its forms, ConstpAtion Chronic Di
nfrhea; Hemorrhoids; Jaundiee hillary Caculi; Pal
sy without Inflammation OF the Brain; HYsTERIA; IYr
PoCHoNDRIA; NEURALGIA or Nerveache whether seated
IN the Face, stomach, Liver Bowels Uterus, or Ntfem
ites Chronic Catarrh; Humid asthma; Nervous RAJ
pitation Enlargement of the Liver and Spleen lncon
Thence Of Urne Gravel Leucorrhea Irritable tterusi
Nirulent GonorThea Gleet Cutaneous Eruptons;
Rheumatism; Rheumatic Enlargement and Stiffness OF
the JOINTS Periodical Headache; Spinal lrrltatl" &C
ia. ANDREWS, NJ D..
June rs 1861 attn Worcester, Mass
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w WORCESTER, SIS, PROBATE OFFICE,
w October 80, ls5l-To all persons interested in the
Estate of ELI WHEELER, late of Rutland, deceased,
GREETING.
You cited to appear at a Court of Probate to be
holden at Worcester. the first Tuesday December
next to show cause why the instrument purportng to be
the last will aud testament said deceased should
be approvod and the Court orders service OF this citation
by publishing the same in the Massachusetts spy.
paper printed in Worcester three weeks sucesSiYely
fore said Court CHAS. L. SEVENS, Asst Reg.
ne Nc2t
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floston advertisements


@ TIE ONLY POSITIVE,
Eln4iAt --r * TIRE PROOF SAFE iu tie
IL.t. III e Wcttd.
ii'775,~ t > gf Hheu tine contents OF safes are
t1 n 't =, q strcveG. they invariably burned
At5Er- III ny haat being conducted to them and
'e2----lA- IA me insl tc wood casing through the
r-g----i - door and doorway, by iron bolts and
- w. plates forming and fastening the iron
box % the outside iron plate OF the door and Joining
rectly TO the inside wood casing. thus FORMING con.
tHuous conductor Of the best heat conducting material
from the outside directly upon the inside cgsng
and contents of the safe.
sTt al SGfsS SGus ours thus b1lt.
~ Examine gCbT Sdfe door.
The MBrlRud Patent safe is constructed a. to e5s
cut OF all communication Of heat this part by 81
constructing the and the doorway soap stone
or other concentrating material, TO have FOii
bolts runnng through die Soor OF iron plate around
part Of the safe thereby keeping the interior
contents Of the safe ctectUay protected from al bert
hat cau be applied to the door in any other portion
safe.
NJ. Il. AEEGAt -ANIs ANsON ssARDY
Manufacturers amt rropr3etors,
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samples seen at stores o BusH Co, FITCH N OTIS,
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.5s555.z55-a WESTERN RAILROAD.

ES5s5sa557555zR WESTERN RAILROAD
eL;s=.ts5s::sssg WINTER ARRANGEAEENFS.-Mo
s--z2E----EG---DAE, Nov. 1, lS6l-New York, Albany
Troy, Hudson, ana the West
Leave Worcester FOR Albany, Troy, hudson, and thi
West, accommodation at 3 90 a. III. and $50 p.
For New YORK and Albany, ieEpl9 So a. m. 4.30 p.
For Springfield an Express Freight Train with passen
ger car attached at lois q
New York Mail train 1890 D. m.
Tickets may be secured AZ the Ticket Offices to all thl
principal cities and towns the West and Southwest
R0stT00d COanect{0GS,At Albany with the New Yorh
central troy, and Hudson River. 4 Chatham with this
New York end Harlem, and Hudson and Boston. AT
state Line w1sh the HousatOnic At Pittsed with thu
North Adams and Stockbrdge. At Ncstfied with tbs
hampshire and ismpden A Springfield with the Hart
ioTd ana new Haven, and Connecticut River Rail- DAD /,
Al tainler with the Neg" london and Amherst
Worcester, Nov. 1851 HENRY GRAY, Sup't,
Eszsss5.---=-g WORCESTER & NASHUA
ss.s.si.sa iss5rs- z 4 ILR o D.-WINTER ARRANGE
- - AlENT.-Irains run follows: Leave
worcester al gu and Ills g. Ma, and 40 p m
Leave Nashua att S. and T. n, and p.
Al Nashua, al trains Conne,t with the TWO trains
concord Il where passengers take the to and from
Ire Northefn the PasSumpsic, the Boston, Concord
Montreal, and Vermont Central Railroad.
Al GrOton Junction trains connect directly with this
trains Of the stony Brook Railroads and with trains
OF the FltchburS Railroad with the exception of the first
tram from Boston; and at Ftchbug with trains of ths
vermont and Massachusetts, and Cheshire Railroads.
FOR tIdther particulars and connections with othe
roaqs see Pathfinder Railway Gride for the New Eng
land States q. W. BENTLEY Sunt
worcester Oct l. 1851 1tf iel
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,. :, ~,
cesIer Oa4lY,
Sundays eNceptcd) at .0Ss o'clock NJ, there
Meeting with the new Steamer CITY or BOSTON, on
AOADATS WEDNE SDAYS, AND FRIDAYS,
aud the new steamer CITY OF NEW YORK, on
TUESDAYS, ThURSDI{S, IND SATURDAYS,
landing in NEW YORK al the Kew Pier Foot Of Vesiry
Street.
myS diff T. St 81. ANDREWS, Supt.
=
Ts5s5ssd5s555s-H BOSTON s. WORCESTER
Essz s5s=s.4s .fr,oAp SDauFP ABPANHg,
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1891 ~ 'O-iiuielio-iS ''4'AAi aus 49,
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Leave n orceste.- ~ 4 os -, "a M N avn
5G0 II IL ~ n n, g,,a = a a N and ( IN n N
rain +a-t p T. l, 49,, II ars fro+ tho r,tnr
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Nv ORCESTER, S., PROBATE OrEIcE,

w OROEO LII, SIS, PROBATE OFFICE,
October ~, lS6l-To all persons interested in the
Estate of ELIJAH b. NEWTON late of Templeton, de.
Reased GREETING.
You are cited to appear at a Court OF Probate to be
holden at Worcester the first Tuesday of December,
next to show why the instrument purp0rting to
be the last will and testament said deceased, should
not be approved and the Court orders service of this
citation, by publishing the in the Massachusetts
Spy, newspaper printed in Worcester three weeks
cessively, before said Court.
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RREAD MEAL AND FEED MEAL

x IlII o d W III I'M I Il I'D MIN u
- from DRY Southern Corn. Can before You buy. at
LEE SPRAGUE g. cos.
apl diff No Park street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-16

EISKE * cos UNITED STATES
AND CANADA EXF REsS-Messengers leave Wo1
cester three times daily via Worcester and Nashua Rajl
road for Boston, Nashua Lowell Lawrence &c furnish
ing the most direct and expeditions line
FlSKE d co, Propretors,
~ Court Square Boston
j II. Osgood, Agent General Express ONCE M.
lincoln h0use BLOCK. Morcester
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g O l D l l N E

OXFORD AND WORCESTER DAILY EXPRESS
LeavesW. E. Pease ~ Co.'S Store, oxford, at 8 a. m.
leaves A. W. SAwYER's Music store, 207 Main street,
Worcester. &. O'Clock .
All business entrusted TO this line will be faithfully and
promptly attended to. o. Z. MORRIS, Proprietor.
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WORCESTER. S.. PROBATE OFrIcr.

M ORCESTER, S., PROBATE OFFICE,
w November l. ls6l-To all persons nterestedin the
Estate OF HENRY SMITH, late of Harvard deceased,
GREETING. '
You are cited to appear at a Court of Probate to be
holden at Worcester on the first Tuesday of December
next, to show why the Of Reuben Whit
COMB Dr. the Executor, of his administration of said
estate, as rendered by Abby T. WhitcOmb and now on
file in this office, should not be allowed; and the Conf
orders service of this citation by publishing the same in
the Massachusetts Spy, newspaper printed in WOrces
ter, three weeks successfully, before said Court.
ne w3t+ CHAS. L. STEVENS Asst. Reg
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WORCESTER, S., PROBATE OFFIcT

M ORCESTER, S., PROBATE OFFICE,
November s. ls6l-To all persons Interested the
Estate of JOHN PARSONS, late OF Sutton, deceased,
GREETING.
You are cited to appear at a Court of Probate to he
next, to show cause why the instrument purpOrug TO
be the last will and testament Of said deceas,d should
be appToVcd and the Court orders of this
citation By publishing the in the Massachusetts spy
newspaper printed in Worcester three weeks success
Ms w3t CHAs. E. STEVENS, Asst, Reg.
no OWNERS OF TIN ROOFS
THE BOSTON MINERAL PAINTING co.
having purchased the exclusive right to manufactuse
and apply
Elastic Mineral Paints,
ready apply lastic Mineral Paints to Tin
terms
For Tin Copper Roonng this paint is superior to all
others, both in ChednCs and durability and is what has
long been needed for possesses strong adhesive quail
lies and beng elastic in its nature, readily meets the
panSion and contract Of he roofing.
This Paint is all represent it to be. and re-
specially to the fJllOwfe gentlemen who have
used it: f. Richardson's Cashier Cambridge City Bank
G. Barrett, Esq. Boston; Superintendent Boston
Maine Railroad; superintendent Manchester (N H. io-
comOtivo WUrke; Eagevie Mills, Norwich Conn;
Warden Massachusetts, state Prison; Campbell Whit.
Tier, IL Co, RoXbury, Mass.
Specimens may be seen by applying TO :. HARRING
TON, No Seayer street. Worcester Mass, also at
JOHN BOYDEN'S, Lincoln House Block
c. H. WlGGIN, General Agent. j. II. CURRlER, Su.
perintentendent OF Painting.
Post Office address, Cambridgeport, Mass.
I'm
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GRAND MEDICAL OFFICE
DRs. HILL d THOMPSON,

For the SPEEDY Sod permanent cure Of
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nSGOOD'S PROVIDENCE & WOR
~ CEsTER EXPRESSLY every train Package,
Forwarded Notes, Drafts and Bills collected and paid
and all orders attended TO with Dispatch OFFIcg-No
Lincoln House Block, Worcester; No. Exchange 81
Providence.
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CLOCKS, Stationery, dc.
Exnregses Nf.

T .EONARD & CO.'S BOSTON AND
IL EASTERN EXPRESS
Over the Boston Forester Railroad
OFFIoEs-No,l Lincoln House Block, Worcester:
Court Street, Boston
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Over 2OO0 Bottles


en- S directed, and without TIE least injury to
$50 "a sT5i ihealth in any ~ II is nut up in
tssss7 .sS bottles Of three different strengths with
I=S2SlSS@ fun directions for using, ard ut by
press, c'oselu sealed, to all parts Of the country
PRiCES-Full strength $40; hafstrength, SIS quarter
strength. 50. per bottle.
l' Remember! This medicine is designed erpresslg
for OBSTINATE CASES, Which all other remedies Of the
kind haze failed TO cure; also that il is CdfTaRted
represented EVERY RESPECT, or the price UM be re
fURded
BEWARE OF InTAnoNsl None genuine and war
ranted unless purchased directly 81 pr NJ or az his
office. fzsi@ Prepared and Sid ONLY at DIR. MAl1I
SONS REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOR SPECIAL DIS
EASES. No. 2S Union St, Providence. Il. !.
n This specially embraces all diseases of pirate
natare both of len and WOMEN, by regularly edu
Gated physician of twenty years practice giving his
aoh0le attention to them Consultations by letter
otherwise Sictly cORnd ntiai and medicines Will be
by express secure from observation, to all parts of
the United States Also accommodations for ladies from
abroad wishing for and private RETREAT, and
good cnre. until restored to health.
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FOR NEW YORK, VIA NEW LON.
= DON AND NEW HAVEN = The Train leaving
Worcester at 1880 q. ~ connects at Norwich with
Train Tor NEW LONDON, NEW HAVEN, and NEW
YORK, arriving in New York by the Shore Line Express
at 735 p P. st. NJ. ANDREWS, Supt.
Supt's ohce, Nor & Wor Railroad
Norwich, Feb /, 1885,
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1tetu9lprk DAILY Gribn,ts
Law INTELLIGENCE.
U. g. MARsHADs oFFIcE.-NOy. u.

u. y.
THE PRISONERS ON THE RHODE ISLAND.
There has been q Misunderstanding IN regard 10
the prisoners brought here by the Rhode Island.
The only ones transferred TO the Delta sailors
taken from vessels seized. The Rhode Island brought
TO this port number Of prisoners OF war, captured
at Santa Rosa leland, who will be cent TO Fort War
rem. The following named prisoners, who were taken
from tho schooners E2ildl and Edward Barnard, are
still on board the Rhode Islsnd VIM. Anderson
Hicks late of the United States navy. resigned IN
March lest, was midshipmsn in the graduating
class and commanded the Eilds; was q mdshipman
in the Sumter when she ran the blockade. The Mar
shal intends TO conGne Mr. Hicks in tho Tombs to
await instructions from Washington.
James A. Watson, late British army officer, is
resident of Montreal and claims to be commander OF
the schooner Edward Barnard, and her owner ana
owner of part Of her CARGO Never has been 10 sea;
knows nothing of vessel or navigation. Mr.. Wat
son Is detained board till the BRUSH Consul can
be consulted in relation to his case.
James A. Wright halls from Toronto, but is evil
IDENTIFY from the North or Western States. Says he
was mate of the Edward Barnard but ia supposed TO
be her commander.
Charles A. Scott and VIM. johnson, two OF the
crew Of the Ezilda. The former balls from Boston,
and tho latter from Greenwich, England.
j. C.. Buddendorff and VIM. Thomas were also
arrested, but were released on parole by the com
mander of the South Carolina.
Testimony will shortly be taken by the Prize Com.
missoncrs in the cases Of the prize-vesses Edward
Barnard and Joseph II. TOOne, which have arrived
here.
THE SLAYER AUGUSTA.
This morning Mnrshtls officer Smith arrived with
the ssve schooner Augusta which hiss been Ioeled by the
u District Attorney ttins ou' for the .avetTsde ne
augusta was Montsuk Dr. skiunrr Collector
ana Mr. King Inspector, at oIeenport The Angn's wac
putting when she BY the steamer
Burush With Mr. Skinner and his party on board Wnen the
Augusta was boarded tho Captain, Jspos Grant, deisd !"
sncy By what authority he ives seized He caned entire
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-22
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Nov. IL
Before Judge SHIPaAs.

REYHNUR-UNDERNALUAT
The United States sgt US Boxes Of Hosery marked u H
This was q sGit 20 conhscaie the abOve-named
goods FOR underyalustion. The goods oEnsy par
chased IN ssI0ny On. the invoice sent IRON oreues and
paid FOR The caculatet In Bremen thas'
The Of 1i csnse hssr Upon tue goods ,nlv1s hsIs
tho clam snts H.u,chen UHkar iBsoced them 10 Bro
u-n ths.Ts 3. the OF 4 cents per taer The o'e y
',ga thai the sv0ess o. e spoS ~ eassss
such invoicing fraudulent, and the reduction on tho thaes
brought the good such reduced rate 20 form lncs
YsGson The Jcdge held hat these Iueoas Of az,
and that the jury could no, psS upon them IRE Juy n
was nearly s3gtOO Ethan Allen. AIitant Unted stsies
Mtrict.toDey and Webster Craig for the uoTe nrsn<t
Chlrls. OCono- and BENJAMIN Dlnnihg oI elAlmAntt
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lQHJ THE PENNSYLVANIA I Ri
OOl CENTRAL RAILRUAU. u oOl
GREAT DOUBLE-TRACK ROUTE.
The capacity Of tie Road equal 10 cry IL the coun.
The GREAT SHORT LINE TO the WEST


The capacity Of tie Road equal TO IL the country
The GREAT SHORT LINE 70 the WEST
Office No. AEor House, corner Of FeseysL
Faces for the transportation Of Passongs 10 and from
CihO!i att Chc3go st. Louis, 81. Paul Nashville Memphis
kow Oflesn aud all Other Ia the West, North West
aud are unsuPed for speed and Comfort BY any
route
qhroufh iraas Tor the Wet leave EswYork Zoo, Of Cor
lGnol st. l. Morning EIpress. EyenBg EIpress p
m. also at p. M fom place, via. Allentown, ar
irving At Pittsburgh A. u next day and connecting tsTe with
ell Western trsns.
Sleeping aDd smoking cars all the trsius.
Fac always low, aId tho time quick, by eng other
route.
By hs route heights Of all descriptions lie forwarded
aud any pOnt the Railroads OF Ohio kentuchy In
diana, Illinois. Wisconsin. Iowa Missouri By RAIL
ROAD DIRECT, or 70 any port the HAyi.abIe IoIs Of
the West by steamers fsom Pittsburgh
The OF Freight 10 and from auy point Ia the WeS by
the Penusy srnia Hail DAD a. al times favorable
charged BY other aiIoad Compsnle. Merchants and ship
p,rs inrusng tic transportation OF their Freight 10 this Com
psny can rely With confidence on it, 'peedy trans,.
TIL, Company also maintains an Emigrant Accommods
ton Limo By which paTl.ss .atiDg Westward enjoy
chez and comfortable mode CT eouye at one EAf the
nTst-cs.s rates Of fare
J. L. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent, No. l Astcr House
LEECH L Co., Freight Agolis,
No. ! Astor Hou.e AID No eouh Wl.iamtt
MCDONALD BIsCHO!f, Emlgrsnt Agents,
No. Bbattery.psoe.
EgOCH LEwIs General slp',. Altoona, Pa
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professional Notices.

DR. HOMER BOSTWICK. author Of several
~ medical oEks viii continas The practice OF MEDICINE
and SURGERY, al No. IS Eat Illh st., Oh doOn west Of
Broadway.
EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. d., Editor of The
IL goaIpe and operating aud Consulting Surgeon No ~
stLay Once combinations tbs obscure dlsesst NJ
the pelvic yscers. Rupture Piles vscocec, ard fisius
,siiesy cured without The knife OF esaro Oss hour.
from Q 70 o | to 2, and 20 evenings
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SUPREME cOURT-CRcuir, Nov. 2l.-BefOss Josties
LEONARD.

THE NINETEENTH WARD SCHOOL cAsh.
The People rel Thomas Crnui1s and Frederick Sch,ss
az. Thoaas Sc Nsnus aud Dsui-l Gallagher.
This case has teen ieverai times before the pubic
II now come, up Trial granted 5y the General Tc,na
III. psiutH. claim have been elected trustees OF Pubic
schools OF the inetsenh Ward last Dec,mber sud sset
thst the def rdlns have usJTpd the Office Inc pi nn
rmuips csius hy-one ballots casi Ter him 1adc1
TAtees Of Pubic Schools" instead Of Iu.tess o. Cen.
mon Schools" az provided by law, should hsve ben GLOVES
10 him In canyasng tho VOTE the addition OF "nicn, 70 tss
other tee received by him would elect hia by two votes
The other potlh Sch.er claims that the election Ia the
second Election Dst OF ssd ward VOID IN eossencs
Of he defendant Gasg having eced - inspector tssla
and that the whole OF that distct 81 Juc % res
which would give hin pIuisi1y over TIE 0'1'Noa-' nv
ne counsel for the plaintiff after opening The case 70 hs
Iury moved 10 hls By sts Ing ous le nAins
of the plaintiff Schacfcr and tie defendant Mcsom, 20 ~"
conform t. pleadngs the opinion Of TIE Oenrfsi Term
The motion was denied the Epuud that eisn AosS
eould ony he made Special Term aud the case W." s
missed by the Cousl until such amendment shoad be r
d. b. Taylos for plaRties; A. H. Lawrence ir Tor dsnA
ant.
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TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORKi
Tor rHFsn. :, g ~, Ok - R'lS o:DtkI)i o'S
4 - and p. - . 81.
Fer oidgepori. !. M, UT.l, i1iS, $50 CEI $50
$50 eud y. , , ,,,. -
q 70. lZ:i5. $3.50. and 30 p. - - ..-. .
For NorwAi, 500 IN. i7:s o;1o (EIl; $50 $50. S.
FOR Dsri.n aud Greenwich. Z. $50 m l2;l5 $50 t;J9
$40 .. m. 90. ., .
Fof Stamford :, 9, EIl O'ooA nj Ia'lS. $780, tEIh D.
20. 40 5J. p .
- 3t.O.l:J0, 500, $50 p "a.
FOR Port Chester sud New Rochelle, Bp
CONNECIiN0 TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield. D. $50 lE1
Fsr Boston via Shore Line, 1915. SPIN.
tOr Hartford aud Springfield, ss Ia tEx) R:i3, Ji1D
tEI-l. -
aud l2:l5 p O 10 SoEthamp ton.
For HIlfoTd, Providonce and Fuhkin Railroad. @ IN
FOR Nsw-IIsysn, New London and stoaisgOn Railroad
al .. m, i2:lS, $3.50, p.
For Canal Railroad l2.l5 .. m. to Northampton
For Housatonic RaiiToaG to Pttfteld,5 g.
For Eaug.tuet Rsilaosd. a. m $3.50 p.
Tor Ds bury and Norgs ali Railroad l. $3.50 A. M $3.50 D.
Counodious S.espin. Cars st'sched II p trsin.
JAMES II. HOfT. Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-22
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-Nov. 2i-Besu
Judge NELSON.
THE CASE OF wEsTERYELr-HE DESIRES TO GIVE

The United States sat. hinthorn We,.e-yelt
The defendant was Gried fortnight ego Tor beng
engaged D bs trade on board the ship Nih ngae. ADD
he Jnry d,,afeed Tbia nloTuigg his eouassl. Mes"a
Conor snd lcK.ou moved to ednit him to bait wnicn ives
onoos,d bv Ua.d States District At oroey s In behan
of 81. Cioy,rnment. The Judge reserved bis si'iJn
SLAVE CASE or APPEAL.
The United States sg.. The Bark sarah
This was an appeal from The decree Of Judge Bets
the bah SLAYER The pOias raised thss
tbs decision evidence. lnd that gest deal OF Dpovef
t.,tire nv was admitted Decision reserved Mr. Dvaoass
for sppe.nts Attorney smith Tor the Covenmsnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-22

ignorance ofary Illegal voyage rt~ Aqsia was .sse, Ia
.sFeebpoft, vhere HATGaaPs officer smith oos.e.., -
she l. moored. ""e's