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QY WILLIAM l.. WALL A CO, Auots
- Stores 315 and 81
Southwest corner Pa. ave. and 9th street.
SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. AT No.
42S THIRD STREET, BETWEEN PENNsYL-
WANNA AND MISSOURI AVENUES
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, 10Th January al
10 O'Clock, We will sell at auction the FURNITURE
part
Walnut Bureaus, Tables, and Stands,
Walnut Bedsteads, Sofas, and Chair,
Ingram ar Three ply Carpets,
Hair and Hair top Mattresses,
Blankets, Bedding, and Bedclothes,
-Four Iron Bedf teads,
Wardrobe and Desk.
And otner articles of House hold and Kitchen
Furniture.
The House for rent.
ia % w. l.. WALL co Aucts
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PROPOSALS.
N ANY PAIMASTERS eFFICE.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., January Is, 1873
will Be received ak this Office until u u The Is
DAI OF FEBRGARY, 1888, for the following
srIissTsa 'e &c s Be ohs rs 6sa ssaii to be
the ~ ashinston Navy Yard, and ubject 10 the
usual Inspect ton thereat. to wit:
49, bErean Confirmation and Rspni..
z'"" Two thousandD pounds bestQuAlity 0skum,
long thread.
Bsreax Of Stenm Fagine,-ins.
Nermilljon.
BnrenH Of Narisafios.
(fourt barrels Lard Oil
kespopsibie security require fer the prompt and
Iathinl delivery of supplies awarded. Blank forms
Tor ods with further PARTICULARS for bidders to be
mao A. this ONCE. CALVIN O. JACKSON,
% Lo-0 Paymasfer u s Navy.
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THE WORKING PEoPLE.-It il stated that a
cooperative window glass factory has Just
been established in Pittsburg by skilled me-
chanlcs. Fifty carpenters Were discharged from
the Kittery Navy-yard last Saturday. The
Gloucester Mass 4drertiseT says there is vast
amount of restitution in that town. The classes
who are suffering are the widows Of fishermen
and the families of those fishermen who had
bad luck the past season. The North Bridge
water Mass Gdsctfe says in some of the
schools in that town there il a falling OF OF
one third the attendance from lack Of clothing.
In many cases children are baref footed and
families are reduced 10 Indian meal as their
only food. Shiphuilding rs greatly depressed
in England well as TINS country. At the
east end Of London, where the business Is
largely carried on, thousands OF workmen are
out of employment, and ten thousand persons
have been added TO the charity list.
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

In BANKRUPTCY.
i DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, IS.
At the City of Washiu gten, the END day of anu
airy. 1855, The undersigned hereby gives notice
OF his ap pointment as assignee of " .SPRAGUE,
in the City of Washington, within said Dis
trict, who has been adJudged bankrupt upon his
own petition by the Supreme Court of said District
GEO. MASON, Attorney at Law,
D1srnIcr OF COLUMBIA, IS.
At the City of Washington, the I'D cay Of Jan.
uaIy, 1865. The undersigned hereby gives notice
Of bis appointment Assignee of JOHN T.
NULLY, in the City of Washington, within SAT-
mis- own petition by the Supreme Court OF said Dis
trict GEO. MASON Attorney At Law,
ia 25-la City Hall Assignee.
IT s MARSHALS 0FFICE,
u. WASHINGTON CRY, ID. O., January II, 1853.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
In the Matter Of 4. u. NJ. Procost-No. -, Bank
To all the Creditors Of A. G. N. PROVOST who
have proved their claims:
You are hereby notified to appear before this
Court, on the ID DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1858. at 10
O'Clock . m, at the City Hall, Washington City /,
TO show cause why discharge from all bis debts
also notified that the second and third meetings of
said Bankrupts creditors will be held before the
Register at the same place, LIST day of February,
1853. at 10 clock . m.
BY order of the Court.
Test:-R j. MEIGs Clerk.
DAVID g. COOLING,
jals-ls,4 U. 8. Marshal Of d C, as Messenger.
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PROPOSALS. FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES

Headq'ys Department Of ths CVmserland,J
Cgt ta'q Com. a. Subsistence,
LoptSrftLe, Ky. January p, 1873
Sealed Proposals (which must be in duplicate
with COPY of this ad mt attached 10 each
VIII De received until II O'Clock M, TUESDAY
January %, lSs for furnishing the folio wing
900 barrels new Mess Pork.
10000 pounds new Bacon sides Gin tierces } IN Ia
thoroughly cured and smoked, clear sides or
clear ribbed. which is to he stated in the bid
lO,uO pounds new Bacon Shoulders, Tin tierces D 10
De thoroughly cured and smoked.
l,m pounds OF best quality new Sugar-cured Beef
Is barrels best quality fresh ground Corn Meal tn
be packed In new barrels, full head lined
soo barrels A No. Extra Family Flour
500 barrels Extra Family Flour.
IS barrels Fancy Grade Flour.
The Flour to be manufactured entirely from sound
winter wheat TO be fresh ground and to be pack ed
~ good strong, round hooped barrels, full head
The attention of Millers is invited to the require
ment OF 1876 pounds Of Flour in each barrel. when
delivered Samples Of the wheat from which the
lids, and the Flour to he inspected from time 10
time during the process of manufacture by an in
spector to be selected by the undersigned
5000 pounds of Aerated Crackers, TO be packed in
required.
1000 pounds best quality Buckwheat Flour. to be
packed IN Spound packages and then packed
30 barrels of the very best quality of Onions
- samples OF the Tongues, Corn Meal, Flour
HACKERS Buckwheat Flour, and Onions must be
The above Stores to be delivered as soon as prac-
Conditions, requirements, and terms of nav
Reht VIII lie furnished on application at this Of
The right is reserved to reject any and all bids
proposals must be enclosed in a sealed envelope
e1dorsed proposals Tor name the srticIe)," and
addressed to the undersigned.
M SMALL
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ia 24-4tB Breyet Brig Gen. and q g

pROPOsALS WILL BE RECEIVED ATTHIs
= ONCE until 0 clock 2. m, on WEDNESDAY,
the 2sih instant, for Dredging new Channel in
kennebec River, through BrittFs Shoal and Gage q
shosl, betwsen Halloweil and Augusta, Maine; re
curing 53 00o cubic yards. more or less of dreaq
ing The channel will be exeavated frst through
Britt Shoal, aid thence upward toward Augusta;
and the material excavated will be deposited In
such places and in such manner in the river as NAV
be required by the Engineer in charge
Bldaers Will state the price per cubic yard to be
measured ~ the SootcS which will also include the
sePositing of the material as required.
Inc work must be commenced as soon as prac-
tcable after the approval of the contract and
next.
Payments will be made monthly. % per cent to
De reserved therefrom until the whole work is sat
lsfactorlly completed; and be forfeited In the event
Oh the non -fulhlment Of the contract in the time
and manner required.
The undersigned reserves the right to reject tn q
bid Of any person who there is reason to believe
VIII not faitf fully and promptly perform the CEN
tract, as well as all Internal and unreasonable
bids.
Persons desiring to make proposals will please
call on the undersigned, at his Office in Morton
Block, on Congress street for forms Of same and
for more definite information as to the Conditions
imposed on bidders and contractors, if desired and
on transmitting their bids will endorse thereon
Proposals for dredging kenBebec river"
GEO. THOM, Bvt Brig. eneraI
U 5. Engineer ONCE, Portland, Me-. January
10, 1000 ia l86tB
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TEwELRY STORE SELLING OFF ATAU c
TON.
Rich Jewelry, Diamonds, Watches, Rings, &C v,
sold at auction.
Immediately and xamine our stock, rs we are sell
ing less than wholesale prices.
A W. TOWNSHEND 60 Jewellers,
$40 7th St, opposite National
ia H-d Intellieenoer Building.
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AUCTION SALES.
fHIs AFYKRNOON.
III WIN. l.. WALL a CO, Auctioneers
~ Stores 2 4 and S11,
Southwest corner Penns avenue and 9th stree
cHAScERr SALE OF IMPROVED Pro

RI WIN. L. WALL 4 co, hgssiOneers.
Southwest corner Penns avenue and 9th street.
cHASCrRr SALE K 81 IMPROVED PROP
BY virtue of the decree Of the Supreme Court Of
ing date December a. lss7 and passed 10 the cause
81 eh.n NC Donald ct al We; Prsther," No lass
DAY, the sd day Of Jsnuafy. ISIS, commencing al
1siSek m in front Of the premise all those
Ing IL city 81 .pS posb al. H9d de
isnated rs the east bali Of Lot No 4 in square No.
convenient brick Dwelling House, and the east
part OF Lot No. 6, IN square No. $40, beginning for
distance Of IL feet inches from the southw est eoF
ner OF ssid lot snd running THENCE east with the
north l42 feet inches TO public alley in the rear
OF said lot; thence west, BY and with the line OF
feet 7inches 20 said Il street north" and place Of
beginning, with the improvements thereon, con
The hrst mentioned piece Of property is stu sted
on " street north, I" between 9th and 7th street
between 9TH and sth streets west
Terms Of sale One third cash: the residue in
payments, satisfactorily endorsed, and bearing in
tanned until the whole of the purchase money Is
paid. All conveysncing and stamps At the cost Of
the pTrch.selr s deposit Of 81" will be required
The property on" N street" win be sold first.
,AsBURY LLOYD, Trustee.
laseo W. l.. WALL CO., Aucts.
SLOWING TO THE INCLEMENr wKArH.
er. the above sale is postponed until SATURDAY
NEXT, 18th January, same hour and place,
A. LLOYD, Trustee.
JaA w. u. WALL 4 CO, Aucts.
"A Jewelry Store.
A.w, T0WNSHEND eco,
516 7th street, opposite
Ja25-u National Intelligencer Building.
RY NAGLE d CO., Auctioneers
- No. 44s 7th street, between @ and II.
We Will sell, At our sales room, No. AS 7th
street, THIS EVENING, at O'Clock, and Every
Evening during the week, . large assortment OF
Fancy Wooden. and other goods, consisting in part
Fine Blankets and Bed Spreads
Comforters, Shawls, Hosiery
Soaps, Perfunery. Cutlery
Note Paper, Segars, Tobacco, Groceries
and variety Of other goods Of all kinds.
no IL NAGLE co Aurts
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regard for our stomachs, we waive ed the drinks
and passed TO the Museum, which consisted Of
some dioramlc pictures; the :. English Giant
ess. Miss Charlotte" and four or five monkeys.
The monkeys were rather unhappy on account
Of a leakage in the roof above them, and the
giantess was obliged TO vacate her throne and
come down amongst the spectators ON the same
account. The proprietor said his roof had been
sagged by the heavy SHOWS last winter. and
since then he hadn't been able 70 get il 70
"shed." Business was dull now, but last
winter the museum was crowded " as full i;
could stick" He complained Of the specua-
tive prices charged for lots in the railroad
cities and alleged that the sale of lots AT Chey-
enne had realized for the railroad company, OF
those sub-selhng, the sum of Sg75,OOo.
Fort Russell is located four miles from Chey-
enne, and is post of considerable importance.
Fifty thousand dollars has been appropriated
by Congress for building an arsenal there. An
important work is now being constructed
under Gen. Stevenson, by which water will be
drawn from Crow creek, sufficient not only for
the supply Of the fort, but also to irrigate the
whole slope upon which Cheyenne is situated.
C.SN
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HELMBoLDs EXTRACT OF BUcuU

Hundreds suffer on in silence, and huu iredsof
others apply vainly TO druggists and doctors " no
either merely tantalize them with the hope OF q
Injustice 10 the srrcsed but am sed p to say az
exhaustion of the powers of life by iaborious EN-.
ployment, unwhOIesome air and food profus me n
etruation, the use OF tea and coffee, and frequent
childbirth II far oftener caused BY direct irri-
t.,iGn ,; ,spgiied to the mucous membrane Of the
When reviewing the causes Of these distressing
complaints. it is most painful 10 contemplate the
the many additional causes which 90 largely sffect
Glasses Of society and which T .11t at
more or less directly. the welfare of the entire hu
education and marriage, causes tue years that ns.
ture designed for c9rporeal development 10 be
the early conn nement Of school, aud especisiiy in
the unhealthy excitement Of the ball room Tine
with the BODY half clothed, and the mind undniy
excited by pleasure, perverting IN midnight revei
the hours designed By nature for sleep and rest
consequence of this early strain upon her .ys-
1nnec esssry effort is required by the delicate
sHgya fhus grsvstine the evil When one excite
0ens Is over, another in prospective keeps the
pow constant restr amt of fashionable dress abso-
lutely bidsing the exercise inds able TO the
strength the exposure to night am tba .1sea ssa
change Of temperature; the complete prostration
produce their legitimate effect AZ last. An esriy
marriage caps the climax Of misery and the mn
fortunate one, hitherto utterly ardess of the
plain dictates and remonstrsnces Of her delicate
nature, becomes an unwilling subject OF medical
treatment. This is but q truthful picture Of the
eNper1ence OF thousands OF our young women
Long before the ability to exercise the ons
OF the Renerative organs, they require su educa-
tion OF tneir peculiar nervous system. CON posed
OF what is called the tissue. whic IL, in common
with the female breast and lips, evidently n nuder
the control Of mental emotions and sssocstions AZ
an early period OF life; aud, we shall sub.e
guer tiy see. these emotions. when excessive lead
fong before puberty. to habits which san the xsr
lie OF their victims ere nature has selfcomple.ed
their development.
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The JEROME PARK RACES YESTERDAY
special dispatches to the New York E5prsss
OF last evening gives the folio wing report OF the
races at Jerome Park yesterday:
Ftrst Rdee.-Stewarts cup, value 81 ,2U0; Sub
scription $50 each, p. p; two and an eighth
miles; the second horse to receive $500 ont Of
the stakes; five or more TO ali. Closed with 9
entries J. A. Connolly. I; General Duke ,:
3:51.
Second Rdce.-Seliing premium $500 for all
ages, one mile and a quarter; horses entered TO
De sold Tor s1,5OO, to carry their appropriate
weight; fer S1,0C0, allowing five lbs. The win.
ner TO be sold at auction, one half of the sur
plus to go to the second horse, the other half to
the racing fund. Jubal, I: Boaster, >; Weldon s
ch. c., 3; Enchantress, 4; Wild Jessie S: JoIlie
One, 6; Bonnie Doom. :. Time. o:i3
Ihird Rdce.-This race was decided Off
!. Fourth Rdce.-Premium $500 for all ages: mile
heats. 1st heat. Mcconnell, 1; Northumber.
land, 2; Time, 1:i5k. I'd Heat. Mcconnell,
1; winning the race. Time, I:46X
Fyh Race.-The following is the summary:
MAID OF Honor, =; Rocks, ,; Freelance, 3; BIZ
rsque' Grace Darling, s. Lefty Shannon, S.
Time, l:5lK. 800
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NEW POSTAGE STANPs.-In June last Post
master Genera! Randall advertised for furnish
ing the Government with postage stamps for
ttrm OF year. The committee of experts
appointed for the purpose decided in favor of
the National Bank Note Company Of this city
and On Saturday LAST the Postmas ter General
awarded the contract 10 that company for a
term OF four years. The two-ceLt stamp rep
resents post boy or n horse running al full
speed, illustrating the fact that this stamp is
mostly used for despatch letters. On the three
cent stamp there is 4 Enely-engraved Iocomo-
i've This IS surrounded Dy lines of lightning
indicating the speed with which letters are
earn i on which this stamp is used The five.
cent stamp has an excellent portrait of WASH
lngtOn- The ten-cert stamp has an excellent
mleToscopial copy OF the painting of the signing
OF the Declaration OF undergraduates, hanging in
the Rotunda al Washington. The twelye-cent
stamp mostly used for foreign postage, has a
picture OF steamer NJ sea. The thirty cent
stamp mas copy of painting OF the surren der
OF Burgoyne- hanging in the Rotunda OF the
NalonaI capitol. One OF the characteristics of
the stamps Is that the ink used prevents persons
from washing and using the stamps a second
time. The fibre in the centre of the stamp is
broken completely, and they adhere better,
while the INK Of cancellation sinks into the pa-
per.
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~A man is on trial in Cincinnati for forging
street-car tickets
- New Jersey eider-mskers have formed an
ass ssociAtion and called II . '.press club"
- Bonnets for syeuing wear are percept,bly
smaller-ln TACT The latest style measures bar a
Little more than two inc hes In width
- Mrs. Warburton, who recently died in
Hartford, iffI Sl2,to 10 charities, ana the heirs
fne cut out mean to contest the will
- Wearing q large hat iaunty coat, tight
trovsers, and carrying snail umbrella does
not make IN American snob foreigner.
~An Italian named Muratori has in vented
a kind Of fet, mace of Vegetable eubstsu ees,
uhich Is 'oash enough 70 resist rifle ball. He
proposes - DIES sc.oseEs N Ii icI batiie.
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TIE ACCIDENT TO SENATOR SPRAGUE.-We
are gratified to learn that Senator
Sprague has sufficiently recovered from tie
effects Of his late accident as to be able TO return
TO the city. Considering the severity of his
injuries, his progress towards recovery was
somewhat remarkable, inasmuch as he has
been able to take out-of door exercise for some
days past. The accident occurred while the
Senator was journeying from Cranston to his
summer residence at Narragansett, about four
weeks ago. He had ridden abou ut twenty Sc ven
miles on his way, when his horse fell and
rolled over in such a manner as to bring the
rider's foot under him. Although the shock
was severe and the pain intense, the Senator
did not realize the extent Of the accident until,
having risen from the ground, he looked down
and saw, TO use his own words, the sole OF his
boot staring him in the face. He then took hold
of his foot. bent IL down 10 its natural position,
lifted himself on 10 the horse, then standing by
his side, and rode three miles TO his home, ar
rlying at Rine O'Clock in the evening. Fortu-
nately an eminent and skilful surgeon, DIR
Perry, was sojouTning at Narragansett at the
time, and under his experienced direction the
limb, which was found to be fractured in three
places, was properly and speedily adjusted
ETOUideace Journal, 9th.
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EVENING STAR.
LATE KILOGRAMS, &c.

A serIOus riot occurred az Pittsburg last
night about 9 o'clock. a Republican torch
hight procession was passing along Wylie st
and when near the inr Hel We're assailed by a
NOR. when severe fight ensued. Stones and
otbsr missiles few in every direction lyluhs
were freely used. About tJsty shots were fir,.d
Several persons wounded IN the back of the
neck oHe person, nameG McGann, was seri-
ously wOandsd. Mayor Blaekmore was slight
~ Wounded IA me arm In endeavoring to sup
press the riot.
The race NJ Mystic Park. Boston, on the 9th,
Tor ',Oo0, for horses that never beat a-p. was
won by Duchess, who gained the first, second
ana fourth ne Us II. 2:2Y, 21s and 30. The third
hea' was won by Mcclellan, IN 2-SO. The sec
ono race Tor = so was won bv Warwick, in
The best three of five heats in 2.33 2.3i and 2S5
The second heat was n dead race between War
wick and Madawaska Maid, in 2.39a. Th..
FIRST heat was won by Emperor, in 2.3i.
A man named Hancock, of New York. some
'IDe since challenged t. e.. Hearn, OF Florida.
70 hsht duel. The challenge was accepted,
HEG the meeting arranged for yesterday a Ely-
sIan tIelds- The affair came to the kTovlsd-a
OF the police, and all the parties-principaIs
seconds, surgeons. &c, We're arrested, except
HANCOCK, whe fed 10 Philadelphia. Reyoly-
err, &c, were found In the possession Of the
parties.
The cases of Edward ]. keenan,, deputy
CHAIRMAN OF the Pennsylvania Sta.e Central
COn mlttee, ana others, charged by Hon. John
Coyode with colonizing voters IN hls district
wa. yesterday, before hearing the charges,
WltnuraWn, and the defendants discharged the
prosecutor paying costs.
The body found IN Lake Erie a few davs
since. and reported As beng that OF lIis~ MIN
ME Patebin. Is that of Mrs. John H. Garrett
lost on the Morning Star.
Alexander Greed. of Parkersburg, West Vir-
SlhIa, " whiie asleep IN the parlor OF the Plant
@rs HOTEL ST. Louis, October 9th, was roDbsd
OF >5UO IN gree enbdckS and Si,1IO in notes
IL Is understood at London that the commit
se Will report at the next session of ParIia-
ment Oil Tor the adjustment Oh the land laws
of Ireland.
An explosion took place yesterday in a man.
nfaetory of fire works at Barnsley, EngIaud
oy W whlcn hve persons were killed and others
badly injured.
Mrs Napum Showell. of Huntin gtou sew
enty years old, was burned 70 death IN Spring.
HrIu, Mss, on Sunday morning, by her clothes
taking fire.
1he fourth annual fair of the Doyi.stoyn
hgIicuItural and Mechanical Institute opened
al DOy yleStown, Pa, October 6.
The twentieth trienniaI session OF the Gem
eIaI Conference OF the Free-WiH Baptists
organized In Buffalo. y. V, yesterday.
trOm South America we have a report that
Lopez Ead been defeated by the allies and
9rhged TO retire from his position on the San
Fernando.
Heavy shocks of earthquake were felt at Hilo
ano other places in The Sand vie h Stands earIy
IN September.
1he first session OF the American Board of
forslgn -dlssIsns opened Ia Norwich, Conn.
yesterday.
Brig General William Gates, L. =. army.
ei' q IL New ork ye>lerday, aged eighty years
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W OMA

Females. owing TO the peculiar and important
relations which they sustain, their pecul or gan
ization, and the Offices they perform, subject
many sufertngp. Freedom from these contribu te
in no ANAL degree 20 their happiness snd welfare,
for none can be happy who are III. Not only so,
but no one OF these varieus female complaints can
long be suffered TO run without involving the
eenera health Of the individual and ere long
Nor Is II pleasant TO consult phy sioian f0I the
~ lief OF these various delicate affections and only
upon the most urgent necessity will . true woman
90 far sscrihce her greatest charm as TO do this
The sex Will then thank us for placing in thair
hands simple specifics which win b. found EN-
cacfous In relieving and curing almost every one
OF those troublesome complaints peculiar TO the
eek.
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THE SPANISH REvoLUTIoS-Or2dni ,atsOa Of
MS JrOrtSIo8Gi COrsTnmeRt.-The Provisional
Government IN Spain has been organized
SerraDo and Prim have beeE made Honorary
Presidents, and Agulrri Acting President
Rlbero and Nego Armingo have been appoint
20 Ice Presidents Eiguerolo has been made
Minister OF Finance. II is said that Mori, for
merry OF Brayo's Cabinet, has given In his ad-
hesion 70 the Provisional Junta Sagasta
klvero, Dosen zarra, and Ayato have ioined the
Ministry The Provisional Junta will free the
children OF blacks in anticipation OF the total
abolition OF slavery IN the colonies nv the
CorteZ- The principal men of the nation have
given In their adhesion 10 the Provisional
Government.
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BRUGGED AND ROBBED.

WORCESTER, MASS, Oct. s.-An unknown
man, about % years old, who had been drugged
and robbed, was found last evening back of
the railroad depot. He is supposed to have
been passenger from the steam boat train.
He remains insensible, and there is little nope
Of his recovery.
WORCESTER, Oct. S.-The name of the man
who was drugged and robbed near the Boston
railroad depot last night is Daniel ID. Daniel.
son, OF Danielsonyille, Conn.