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T1OR NEW YORK, VIA NEW LON.
It Don ANB NEW HAVEN. = The Train leaving
worcester At le} s M; CONNECTS 81 NSrwish TlsS
YORK arriving in New YORK by the shore Line Express
al 7.S5 D. m. +. 81. N. ANDREWS. SupL
'"p Norwich, Yen. l. l560
--TiosSts for sale st the Ticket Office. w?7eests'
NORWICH ( WORCESTER LINZ
- OF STE tBIERS REMOVED TO
riEI e., % 81 ve,:Ef st4se Tn New To1a
Steamboat Train for Nsw London leaves WoE.
cestsr paily,
Eg& II sslr I24 Is A 4ER E6hR
TGESDAYS, ThCRSDAiS, AND SATURDAYS,
ending in NV YORK at the Sew Pier, Foot of Vestr7
mys dH ? St M ANDREWS suB.,
vssssss.---7. WORCESTER & NASHUA
E=s-.sssssr--, : ABROAD FALL AND WINTER
s-se---sss IR sNGt MEN1. On and after Nov. !,
Trains run follows Lease Worcester az 620 and MS
rs: Nas6us at 8 N. and Il n, and Pm
=; Nashua, all trsiEs connect with the trains OF
uord Z where passengers take the cars 70 and fron,
Montreal, and Vermont Central Railroad
At Groton Junction trains ect directly with ths
m bs = y h tSe se asS W % III @
train from Boston; snd at FtchbuIg with trains Of he
Vermont and Massachusetts ana Cheshire Railroads
For further particulars and connections with othe
IH4ds see Pathfinder Railway Guide for the New Ers
worcester, oct, Is lse2 diff
yzzz.s57a5.ssss7 NORWICH & WORCFS.
eEs=s=i:s.ssss5STER Raj ROAD. SUMNER ar
FRANC NhNT, commencing MONDAY
TRAINS GOING SOUTH, LEAVE WORCESTER AT
100 a IN. Way Pass niger Train. Arrives at Plain
ncld in Of train tc Providence arriving PIovi.
dcnoe at II Is
10 80 a m. Way Passenger Train. Connects at wor
ccster with trains from b. ston Nashua Ftchburg Low
Ia &c; at orceste1 junction with Western. and rrovi
4ce and Boston trains at Norwich with train for New
i.lndon Mystic and \ w Haven.
OU ,. WAY Passenger Train. connects at WOr.
ceSier with trains from Nashua. Fitchburg, Lowell &c
AT Worcester Junction with Express Train from Boston
and Trains from western ana Providence Worcester
Roads, at l'ainfeld Jun ton trains from Providence
and Hartford arrive in season tor this train ~ Pas.
selIsers from Wav stations for New York hv Steamer
ir IN New London, Will take this train Norwich
100 p. m Steamboat Express Train for New York
Connects at Worcester with trains from Boston, on
burg, &c. At Flainfeld with train from Providence
Leaves Norwich for New London at 9. Is .. IN
TRAINS GOING Norm, LEAvL NORWICH AT
2O5 a m. steamboat Express Train for Boston, daily
Nashua, Concord Fitchburg. &c. CIhis train leaves
New London at l3O a ePendent arrvalof Steam
90 am. WAY Passenger Train Connecting at Plain.
Iur Springfield Albany. d. C., and Providence. and at
Worcester for Boston, Nashua, Lowell Fitchburg Con.
cord, &C
n5O m. Wav Passenger Train. Arriving at wor
cester junction in trains TO Boston, Provi.
nee Springfield and Albany; at Worcester for trana
10 Boston, Nashua, Lowell. Fitchburg &c.
IS p. M Way Passenger Train Connects at Norwich
with train from New London and at Plaineld Junction
for Express Train to Boston.
ielO dit P. st. NJ. ANDREWS, Sup't
ssssszzszsEs7sa WESTERN RAILROAD
~,
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IgsssE5s7zssss.s BOSTON & WORCESTER
s s:5s5:==53 ZEBRA ILROAD. - WINTER ARRANGE
- 1s-AER4, commencing on MONDAY. Nov.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave for Boston, as follows:
leave Worcester at 40 Exp l. $40 a M, Las, 325
400 p M trains start from the upper ali others from
the Lower Station.
Mlbury, $40 a. m. $40 p, IN.
Westboro', 1870 1911 a. m, 2lS, 80 DIN
CordaVille III 6ss an a. 80 444 and al m
A Ashand rs Il 1925 a. m; 2;S7 Isl p.
Sorthboro' a. m 400 P, m.
Marlboro, T24, a. m 1000, 4 80 D. m
E forfammgham 5lo Express, $780, lO49 m 2,45 Elk
Nstiek 1,lS $40 hoo a. s,45 SIS p, M Also, OH
West newton, 627 742, s.S2 wor 857, % wor m,
IL Az 5Ss Wor, 5'57, s57 p m Wednesdays at 1912
brookline, Sis, 80, sl5* 3d. 80 am LIS 800.
V5t S45, $50 p. N. On Sunday, 9.45 m, and 1910
an connection with trains on Charles River Branch
TRAINS leave Boston, as follows.
y qTeester ID at 200, saNEzp IN. lsO, 2I5 EXP, AIS
albany, 7C9, $50 Exp; a. m. 2l5 EXP. p. M
r For SsT York, wa Springfield, $50 EXP. M 2l5
; NgT YORK, "a Norwich, SIS Exp p. N.
Mllbury, 100 m AIS 3, N.
Grafton, 400 a. n. l3p. Ais o m.
"estboro', 90 8; N 30, AIS, SIS Ex., p IN
iSo 5lth!,Too b; 100 m, 80, Is
ashland. 90 a m. l.30, Is p. m.
Birmingham. 100, s 80 Exp. a. m. $780, is EXP AIS,
horthooro', 80, 4 Is D. 70.
Marlboro, Z 10 a. m. 100, Ais =. m.
II S ma 'NV $50 am lSO, AIS 545 Wednesdays
West Newton. 81. $50 a. m. Pm. lao. = Als sn
3 9,45, p. m Wednesdays Il GO M - ''i'' '''''
Broe6 81. 45' % lp0O': II is M l2l5' $50 49,
- as enS 10 ana ~ 90 m On sundays at 10 10 IN,
~ New Yors Sunday Mail Train at ssOsm.
IN connection with Trains on Charles River Branch.
sostOn, Nov. II, 1862 riLiifS dtf 9npt
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WESTERN RAUROA

INI1IIIINNJAJ-
ss..S5s:ss5 :s WINTER ARRARGEMENTS.-
mencing MOHDAY, Nov. II, lS62-Bos-
ton, Adams and Troy.
Leave Worcester for Albany snd Way Stations fac-
commOdati0nl at 9. 10 a. m. and $50 D, m
New York and Albany, (exp) 10 05 a. NJ and AS T.
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I'm & A UJLI.-lear sir " UTds CpDDOt exur.er IN
a Tho gratitude feel Is due you for The bepef ba,o
ycrciyed rom your truly invaluable medicines, amd
think cannot fully Justify myself without ,ivin Ia
small token of my friend hip esteem insommScb 40
Won have been my guardian angel in rest0rine nn az
health which had long since despaireu Of nad "a "a
long time 1.-TWO years. been troubled with tist ,, l
dreadful Of all com plants Seminal Emissions Wbib %
weakened me ~ BODY ana nina that / was oblren ~
give up all business, and consult pyslcian ros,i 10
my applied to the .sO-callcd best plvs5cinn i
Boston commenced taking his medicines and ' nnn ~
tinued to 10 so two months, without getting ann T
on the con- Tary continued TO grow worse very ,ast
had lOst about twenty pounds Of flesh utd sav, 4,
continued taking his highly Wanted specifies thai oat
would SOC relieve my suierlngs This nh, sirau tn,
told me that my ca twas incurabc, that had bctto.
not take any mcdi nc lie said that was IN decline
whi5n would end in consumption. then lesu aired 81
obta ling any relic and that unless some knp Sss
done to mitigate the c0mpl int, should be numbcred
win the deal Happen ny 10 pass your office one dav
Thought won make ono more tral. ! compencs3
taking your Indian Vegetable Medcins March the g0th
and am now, trough the benetitting effects that trii,
WONDERFUL medicine restored to perfect health and sy
not fail 10 recommend II 20 Of my friends ihst 49,.
suffering fom such or any other disease liorbe III.
Will find you enjoying health ana prusuCrity retno
N0urvery anec ti0nate friend "
FoxbOro', June 2Sth, lbb3 x Mills
?. s. You are at liberty to make public siatcmep
my case, as YOU see 1T. X NYiJA
To G. A. I'M, Botanic Physiean1
% Main st Worcester Nsss
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TSAMILY DYE COLORs--A large as
n sottment on hand and for sale BY d. SCOTT,
o,s dn 25l Main Street.
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INFALLIBLE FEMALE INCUBATOR

MENSTRUAL CoMPoUND, a prepala alton which daily
experience proves 20 be most speedy and efcacious in
its operation, and is Warranted Harmless and alwaya
successful in all when used according the direc
tons
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sFsz-zs5zgp PROVIDENCE & WOR.

yssssFs7z75sszp PROVIDENCE & WOR.
E S:=s=zs@sz.sssss CEsTER RAILROAD. - Winter Al
- - r2ngementi Nov 8, 1862.
May 5, 1852.
iassenger trains VIII leave Worcester for Providence
ard way stations, at 100 l.30 a. NJ, and 400 p m
Providence for Worcester and way stations, al 20 AMI
Il. Is a. H. and 4.5D p. IN.
Naey Falls Trains leave Providence at $50, 7.20,
sSg, 1889, Has, 8. NJ 1900 H., lS0, go, $50,
$50, $50, $40, and SEQ .. IN.
Leave Valley Falls at $40, co. s.5S, 1000, nGe s.
m. and LEO, 1.SS, 2 90, 500, 40, 600, 6lO, ans
7.30 p m
Those trains in bold figures are the Worcester trains.
Inc Worcester trains connect at Providence with
steamer Perry to Newport at 10 Is a. m and 4.3C n M
from Newport 80 and 100 p. m, and with the splendid
steamers Plymouth Rock ard Commonwealth to and
from New York at p m, via Stonington.
Al worcester Junction with Trains TO and from ths
western, Worcester and Nashua Fitchburg and Eor,
ceser Boston and Worcester, and Worcester and MOI
witch Railroads.
Through Tickets all important points at the wesi
can be obtained at the Office of the Company in Prov!
s. u. TABOR. Supt
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pENSION, BOUNTY, BACK PAY,
Il W ar CLAIMS, AND CLAIMS FOX INDEMNITY
STEWART, STEVENS. CHA RK az CO..
Attorneys ana Councillors at Law,
No. $50 Pennsylvania Avenue.
Washington,

his firm, having thorough knowledge of the Pension
business and being familiar with the practice in all the
Departments of Government, believe that they ST
ford greater facilities Pensions Bounty and other
claimants, for the prompt and successful accomplish
met OF business entrusted to them than any other firm
In washington. They design to secure such amount
OF this business will enable them execute the bust
ness for each claimant VERY CHEAPLY, and on the
basis OF our pay CONTINGENT UPON OUR SUCCESS
II ZACH CASE For this purpose they will secure the
services of LAW FIRM II each prominent locality
throughout the states where such business may be had
furnish such vi all the necessary blank form az app
cation evidence and also requisite printed pamphlet
instructions ard upon the due execution OF the papers
and tTansu isson of the to from our Local
Agents; they VIII promptly perform the business here
Their charges will be TR@ TEN DOLLARS FOR OF
FlCERS and 3T@FlNE DOLLARS FOR PRIVATES
for each PENSION or BOUNTY and BACK PAY OBJ
tanned, and ten per cent. on amount of CLAIMS FOR
MILITARY SUPPLIES, or CLAIMS FOR lDEMNITY.
~ Soldiers enlisted since the LIST dav of March, 1861
IN any kind OF service, MILITARY or NAVAL, who are
Disabled by disease or wounds entitled Pensions
All soldiers who serve Tor years or during the war
should it close, Will he entitled 10 500 Bounty II
there be no widow then the minor children, then the
ther mother, brothers sisters entitled above
JOSEPH Il. STEWART,
H. L. STEVENS,
EDWARD CLARK,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-26

YEARS CT PRACTICE exclusively devoted In tbe
treatment and study Of syphilis Gonorrhea elect
throat nose or legs Pain in the Head or Homes ana ali
MeIcurla Affections, and all Impurities the Blood
whereby the constitution has become enfeebled enables
the Doctor to offer relief to all who may place themselves
uhueT MS care DIT
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UPWARDS OF FIVE HUNDRED BorrLEsl

have been sold within the last Ten Months and the graf
flying result has been thepromp and thorough restora
ton OF Hundreds of Females who have sought relief
from other preparations in vain thereby demonstrating
its indlsputahle rig ut TO be STYLED the greatest
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EVERY HORSE OWNER

Should have this remedy hand for It's timely use az
the first appearance Of Ian will eecually p,cHei
those formidable TO which all horses are hu,
and which render many otherwise valuable ho'9''
nearly worthless. A., ,,,o ,ynr
Over four hundred voluntary testimonials to inc wV
deriH curative properties Ofthls Linhcnl RON
Ceycd within the last two years, ana many VI ''
Auna n. I'm tlu hlnLn u
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8 90 an. Way Passe niger Train Connecting at Plain.
field junction for Providence, at Worcester Junction
Iur Springfield. Albany, &c., and Providence and at
orcester for Boston, Nashua, Lowell Fitchburg, Con.
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2O5 IN. Steamboat Express Train for Boston. (daiy'
except Monday, connecting at Worcester for Lowell
Nashua Concord, Fitchburg. &c. (Ihis train leaves
New London at 80 a H. ePendent on arrival Steam
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IL necessity Of journey to Washington, TO procure
atent and the usual great delay there here saved


TESTIMONIALS.
VI regard Mt Eddy MS one Of the most capable and
succesJut practitioners with whom have had Official
intercourse" CHARLES MASON
.,,-, Commissioner Of Patents
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DIX HILLS MIXTURE is warranted to cure emissions
ana al diseases of the Urinary Organs READ AND
$1,000 The aficted would do well to reflect before
trusting their health, happiness and in many cases their
npe ~ Inc BANDS of physicians ignorant of this class Of
alaleS IL IS certainly impossible for one man to un-
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WORCESTER & NASHUA

E----s>=s=,-s-~ = : J = Z 0 Al FAIL AND WINTER
= s-sEts ARR ANGt MEN1.- On and after Nov. l.
Trains IS follows LeaSe Worcester a; SEQ and MS
/
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..~,,-,-rzxn-,>xx
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

At the session Of tis Board last evening the busi-
pes, WAS almost entirely rOntiIe.
The Street Commissioner was requested 10 report
why he has not carried ont The resolution OF last
year, directing the laying out Of Noun, Morris
square ss q public park.
The resolutions oi tie Aldermen, condoliDg with
The family OF the late Richard Z. Compton, esq,
were cOncgTrCd IN.
The matter Of the recent election OF engineers in
he Fire Department was ie:erfed 10 the COMMITTEE
on Public Health.
The following important commuricaiion was fe,
ceived from tlo Controller relative 10 the proposed
additional appropriation Tor the relief Of families Of
volunteer:
CirY or EEw-YeHg, DKF1KrnEsT or FIHAscE,l
COsTLoLtKKs OF!ICE May D. lbtA
4 ~, hoard II aJHHc.ia,a. a.,
qbe Controller ~ reply resolution of your honorable
t~ witch ~ hereto annexed respectfully submits the io'
.... N statement a facts fOr your consideIsuon ,
& ir no money IN the Treasury spplical. to the pnr'
~ .,ted II pcssibe to ,pafe from the annus eP
loT he suppor oi the CITY dogernnent sun 50
80 Il, M, one falsd IN ihe resolution. And even VIC
could nsde up b. suoirsctinKs portion rom . @
OF 4 svcral appropriations without injury 70
ter e.. Of I'll cy there is no lawful authority io uouf
as civ urc- therefore from which u would oe Poo'e W. W
sny money for the purpoie OF coDtinui s s. A.,
sEiies Of soldiers. would be by nitheI Issue VI ' "
direct Yic.ciiOu u law. ,,,,.,. co,,,,o,
- n 'hs, three loans authorized py y o, nr,
Cou-sH Of 1851 amounting aggregate OF r1ovoi
eTo .thous lefa authority hut the Iresshe .na
ne,crsi.' Cf -. National Government Sso 'he'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-06
FROM pITTSBURG LANDING.
WHEN the CO,nNG HATTIE VII OCccf.
Cou.spon lence OF lhe s.. Louis fe7ni.;-l

Con. snon lence Of the s.. Louis Fe7ni..c.l.
Pl9rslUpc. Ag-i - 1862.
All day the great army hero Las eeon mJyirt,
slowly, i; i 'rge, yet moving. Our ~ lnrc ls tvo
or three miles nearer Ccrint Than 4 Dos bccl yet,
and goes on again ia he momin.
rO-moToW, from all sppearlc1s, tue movements
vii be still more decided, and he whole army Pa"-
tipafe in IT, Before rhe ,Ie sent wCei clases citlc
C0rinth vii have been found evacuated, or battle
have been fol1hl there. Oi Tie Two tle former is
most PROBATE. aud the great army of he Neat may
have 10 toil many miles beyond Cortl before mc r-
ing q foe.
1. The la,tor retreat, there seems G.ls fouit That
Grand Junction viii he the place chosen for aaoto
stand. \ desqi ton OF it. location aud advantages
vol have alregdy received. D.ily few tcserteu
come in from Tie Rebel rnAs, bit potIiug ne" 's
OBJ lned from en-. Their statements vary git1tit
some making the enemy 0o.Oo0 strorg. otiem on,y
half the number; while B,aIlogurd, IN strci accord
aEce with Tho rules OF r:obts since the war begun,
occupies = dozen different positions, aut has chosen
as many cJuI6es 0f action. L. Two or tLrec Ca.
beweyer, tho truth VII be known.
something OF sdll grea.cf n'erogt 70 the putlo is
g knOwlc6ec regarding tle efficiency of tnc army
here, rnl It's cIl4bl.i.y i1 cope with mat OF tho
Retels. Al that ils !o;dera could 40 TO meho ihc
National hosts victorious Pa. bean coCc. and from
pri.ate 10 officer no doui eXists IL success These
il sufficient artillery . reduce forty fcci places rs
Corinih and ns many tr00Es as could possibly
De moved o. ured g tlC present tine, even
were the supply unlimited. Their ,sUps stretch for
mos IN every direction and 20 iar. necessarily, are
he deRohmcufs from each o.hor thl, a moderate
battle MIGHT be going on ~ front, and he rear d.
visions remain IN Ignorance, 20 iar tsouricuar iai0r-
nation was concOrned.
Gen. Pope moved forward from DauJue ,bie
moninr about seven nllss, and Gen. Ble,ls com.
mand also advanced. The roads are yet bad. but -
abundant tho IAeaus OF transportation this .i-
cult can be overcome.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-06

deemed sufficient justification for the action OF the Conuon
Council the cooJ Grafton therein Of this depar'u en- IL
not then spprehended that there would be Any ecuy
ip procuring from the Leys'ure at the opening OF us NEXT
session prompt passg, Of an act to eEszc the ordances
creating these loans BY decton Of the Common onnci
the uscesy &C. prepared sud application made TO The
Lr,i latuTe iof s passage. .
though ultins.ly successful the UNEXPECTED oPnsioh
which encountered adnoni,hcs the tonroe - isr can
ger he cIeGi OF city hch would inevitably esGs
furh-r unauthorized loans procured at tine "-n
there h nothing In the anca condition Of The State or rs
toua either the asking sccettng
sd this any other Municipal Cor9oreion B-,iees
of the Lei sstuTe has been suffered to pass
any efor. having been uade by the Common tounc 10 %
tim relief the fan ies Of soldiers in this city from the
procuIc the requisite legal authority TO Ise
money for that pu' pose by the city, ~ r
u will be remembered that when the last spppropsoh OF
$4,000 made the Government Wa calling aadiy iO'
troops while recruiting but moderately Ucce,su
SANDS were Teady enlist provided sssauces we're HiVeh
that provision would be made for heir families caiirg
soldier I'd yet been secured and was a.
serted with Ilsusibty that the city wts hon, rso
bound continue the relief already yuraed nt the SOL
der provide for hs family fn his earn -
None Of these difficulties exist hey d. 20 n 'dsi
ate extent and il entirely within the power y Is cesy
the day Of the General Government 10 relieve iEeri
While the Controls Il ready AZ all tme to cooperate WIN
the Common Council Ia any lTo measures they may detin
Necessary TO aid the GoyeTnsnt in vigorous prosecution oi
in midst still he is Of the opinion that IN the present ~
pet # affairs effort to borrow money bonds unsuihor
lied by law woeld be unsuccessful.
Respect'ully submit ted,
ROBERT 4. HANS Controller
Tbe Roard odiourned IN Tbursdav the 18th
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.NIRJ.NE JOURNAL.
Port OF NEW-YORK........MAI S.
I'jNar1d.

siir.- ,ohe. Hal Mrrimsn. San Franciseo H. NJ.
GO keo Prince Gsrsh. Montreal Shines Ckass Co.;
Tlr- " Sea-. shsi .sn SingBIo'e ID. q. W B. Bacon;
Pr;1oe .5sit tiIaubmN Pltz. Hamburg. X NJ Sioman
fdle, Slss C.cslman Webber, Sydrey n. o. w., W. -
i.r.s.- Rsrshaw, Pierce, Mstsoz", j. e. Ward Co.;
.yi-f.r loas. Tl.zabr,bport. Metc4f Duncan; X A.
she. sfc lord. II anban Bu,dett Everett, rsvorite
tNors1 = .'a1 Wilg,fo orders Funch Menrke Wrnds;
i,.e. ibtL Delrvriple ;, Jiso J. Y. Whitney Go Z.
y f.!s,- CanI,, Isa.. With Carver Chase CaI"lne
tbr) Le ir, -. john. \. f., T. small .hantic'ee'
ll-l Ma. .n. Detrefsr, Smith. Jonrs Co.
-o len Laui,R Srow, Elikabt thport, j.. d. STAN
r-rl; uio Gfenie. .len Bo.ton A. Howe; alma .Drh
gt.rf p.irrs b. D. Cevanngb. ChaIottetown, T. r. l.,
r. h. Timble: Msfy pic, BLIZZARD Wilmington, r u.
Er.ertd Frt.rrrf.s B,i Gould 81 John " D., D X De-
Wolf. ~. . (Br.. Ch puiU. ST. John b. Peter l.
Nevis S14i Gsore, Ws'.ne'on, ~nsn, ,rw. hsven,
a. : g-rtcft; EenlF Gibbs Srov. Ns"-Bediord mas,efi
rei " ali, Low Aux C.ye., u. Sn-Tman.
Sloo.--.tu turof, williams, .orwicb n. s. Racket. -,
Sioais,r--oro sless. Osden. Phiisdeipns . Az
E.it.s.
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CITY ITEMS.
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

WIIIAcx's THEArER - No S4a Broadway, Lady Of
Lyensn
LArRA KEKsg's sTBRATgR-Broadway." Reason and Folly,
or Life In Paris"
N,pIos GARDRS-Broadway. 1.-THE Enchsntress"
EArNUM's AsEkICAS MUSEUM -Bro adwsy. Com Mutt,
Whale &c. day and night; Flowers OF the forest
afternoon and evening
CuuRcs's HEART OF THR ASpEs-Goupr', No. '72 Broad
...,, ,,,,,, =.
HorR CHAPEr-Broadwsy, Capt. wilisrns's "Whslipg
Voyage"
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGNING oZa bfosd~hy, cay
and evening.
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COURT CALEcDAR-rru

OUPKfhE COURT-GENERAL TERM,-AU The ure-
ferred will be taken up.
SUPREME CoURT-CRcuIr.--Part I.-Nos. 3I4.
l549 1872. 1854. 1907. I1l7, 223,, 2f7l
sUpRKhE CoURr-SPrcIAL TERM.-Adjourned till
SUPERIoR Court. Part Mos. 2l81, ll9l.
t59 1929 1851 l73 lS93 2l27 i1s3 33,e 2e3 an I797
so 1903. Part IINo. 1893 sl6 3ass 1882 I74o 3s4 i774
Ii3 1894 348 1852, 1874 1885 1860 1864 Part lI-No.
1927 1891 1888 1885, Part Iy.-Nos 1914 ie6s isss 1870
1872 1874 1876 1890 1882, 1894 1896 is8s 1890 1892 IL
CoUpT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Part Mos 6l5.
3t o39 o45 1903 49, 89. 1857. 1883, 7ao 6 s57 IA
1910 40 Part II Nos oi9, 64 500, 1920 647. 49, 953
i2s 499 405 1914. "a, 59l, sG9, 74
As Is A. 49, 49, g. S. S. 81. 81, SO, Ca 6s &C. 60, 60
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BrAuRrGARD'S ADDRESS TO ms TROOPS.
HRADQlAnTsR5 AMY os TnH t,s.nsprl.i
Az B.

'oBrrg. ADri ~, lSlG {
SOLDIERS OF EnE AR3T or TIA MNsIssIPPl ::
You hay 10 hFavely fought tie invaders Of your soil
for two days, in his o0n positions fought your ~.
perior in nnuOer3 in arms, in all the splli'mces oi
war. Your success has been groas Ills il c,se' have
been immense -oltnnmbcFing yours in on save IN
personal worth OF tho slin iOa drove ham hon
bic amps TO the shelter Of his ir'n-'hd 5anOUSs.s
which aono saved him IRON complete disss.eT 40 tou
captured hts artillery, moro than tweniJ-nNo nAs'
and ,andardg, nad look over 3,ooo prlsohefs. l;,c
Yea have dcpo your dirty feN ''."A'"Ioi's
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-06
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT coURT-Mn $40
Judges lirL,os and ShAiLEl.
gAfE M pyTYE Z AVGDEs.
U.i,ed state. ag,. Bart Hi.wa,ha sud Cargo.

Tiied States agt. BAIs lii,waiha and Cargo.
judge Nelson this morning Terce. ed an opinion
urou application Of tho claimants for s'ay OF The sale
dred by the Court he psr.s report Of the ft1e Com
uoi efs The Court held the cargo being so perish
able condition The iufofrfJ of al parties quIed ~ e anc
therefore ordered that the orsna order OF a'e should con
t.p n force but the Mar. ald the PriIr Commission
.. 1. sel gh viii isse place uader l dfr,
ton Of tho Prize Cooners aad the molsy b. pail ~ tho
Marshal into Court
Counsel f claimants. asked whether he should be permitted
I, bod the cargo .prese ned by him amounting 70 iV N
ude Nelson satsd that be- would interfere with tn order
Of sale bat ho would hear notion TO bond at any time
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-06
FORT LArAYFTTE CoMHIsgOY-M,y O.
BEFORE Commissioners DIX FiEEKgPOST and NFHi B
This Commission have cont ludtd their llboi5

Before tomnissionefs DIX liKLhkfoST ana " f'' 70
This Commission have cont ludtd their llboi5 mere
for th. pren.ut All he p,on-rs IN Fost laiuy elI s
b.rn snd their d o-ei OF ia resn to h'
case OF sir Suithson Wellington hlknr, cviglce wa
heforr the Commi sion tending TO stow tilt b. "g
the chief Of the Rebel spy syften ~ as tom Lott ~
AID documents produced which ider fed iim . the
.utbor Of the letters tgned Charles X. Core ald which
communicated nteiycn 90 The enemy. hl rni .auu a.
MED all knowledge OF the sm, 1l on hri1E lcinit DICK
he cent letter 60 the Commission're iui s : si bo
inf ned that he did write th0se letters
TLe cssrs OF the Consul 81 biaI and s mate Of the
sumter who were seni here by III p-D.en tied sa-ri
Consul that place, were not taken up oJ iAc touiin
fnl State IeasOns.