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Entrance fee s.. stations for general use best in s.
LIST Premium. ..........................SS0
"a premium CLASS ;;''.'''''..'.'' %
Entrance fee sl75O Running horses under saddle mile
compete for this premium.
Is 1st Premium. .'...'.'.'...'..'....'.sl9S
gu t'-l''i' CLASS XIV.
Entrance fee slO Gentlemens driving horses in har-
ness, for horses that trotted in public faster
than minutes; beat 3 ms.
LIST Premium. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
% Premium. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
gu ''Di'D'D CLASS XIV. ''''''' "
Entrance SIS. Gentlemen's driving horses in har-
ness, for horses that trotted in public faster
than so, best Sin 5.
LIST Premium. .........,................Sl0
"a premium. ..............'......'..... ~
sd Premium Glass; xvi. ;'''''''.'' %
Entrance fee SIS Geallemen's driving horses, in har
for horses that never trotted in public faster
"a premium '.'''..'''-''...''...''.... IS
Su rlsnDiuin' CLASS; Wi ''''''''''' 20
Entrance fee slOO Fastest tfottng horse in harness
open to all horses, . ms.
l. lst Premium Premium .'.........'...'.......sSo 500
"a Premium '.....,'''........''.......- 250
" 't CLASS Xviii-SAcx RACE i
LIST Premium ..........................Sl5
3dPremium. ........................... 10
Sdfremium ''iC;iI.iisSss. .xSit:xS.''''''....'
Entrance fee 49, For the horse that can trot the near
est minutes-Only one trial
lst premium. ......................,....SlO
20 Premium CLASS 'XS;XS; . "
Ladies to drive For the best horse driven by lady,
best aims.
LIST Premium. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
"a premium .'...'ss.'.ss..sss-......... ~
ID Premium .,...,.....,.,...........,..
C@These premiums will be trotted for under the rules
of the National Association.
All entries Of cattle, sheep swine, fowls, &C. must be
made the Office OF the corresponding secretary before
O'Clock NJ and al stock must be the ground by
o'clock A. NJ. Tuesday, Oct. l.
II. 5. MANSFIELD, President.
GEORGE s. REED, Treasurer.
W. II. BAILEY, Corresponding Secretary.
ALLAN THAYER Marshal.
IS dts7&w2w
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Six Horse CONGO d Coaches

FAMILIES LIVING in the west part of
IL the city, can be supplied with milk from w. T.
Mofrhsld's Herd Of Jersey GoMs, by applying TO
70 d7w+ No, 10 Highland vt.
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NINETY AND ACCRUED INTEREST

This road the western link in tho new AIR LINE
from Buffalo to Chicago and from the Detroit river
10 Chicago in nearly a straight line
The road is a part of the same line as the Canada
Southern, and is being built by the men, MIL
ton COPYRIGHT, John Tracy David Dows, William L.
Scott Henry Farnam, R. A Forsyth, Jno. M Burke NJ.
L. Sykes, JT, all directors either in the Chicago and
Northwest, or the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific
Geo opdyke OF the Midland Road; Sidney Dillon, Dan
lei Drew, John Ross David Stewart Samuel j. Tilden,
Kenyon Cox AMI other prominent railroad men.
The road like the Canada Southern Will have steel
rails go pounds to the Yard throughout practically
straight and level much shorter, and be with
greater speed and safety than any other road connecting
Buffalo and Chicago. Twenty-Five miles are finished
and runnng rs miles far advanced to be
finished by and the entire road will be completed
during the ensuing year Steel rails and ties one-haf
the entire road have already been purchased.
The builders of the road control enough Of Its Chicago
feeders to obtain for it profitable business from the
start having projected the line to accommodate exist
ing business and having the necessity for another
trunk line between Chicago and the Atlantic seaboard,
located expressly with the view of obtaining the cheap
est transportation practicable.
The branch lines will make the shortest connections
between Chicago and Toledo and Chicago and Detroit,
well as between all these points and Buffalo.
The Canada Southern Bonds, In every particular like
these eagerly TAKEN last Of them several weeks
ago. by the best class of investors and the
ket shorter time than any other railroad loan Of like
amount for years past The proceeds of these bonds will
complete the entire line and we recommend them with
the same confidence did the Canada Southern,
and regard them as In every way choice security.
Pamphlets and all information furnished by
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CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES
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FURNITURE
NOS. 243 AND 247 MAIN ST.
c.. V. PUTNAM.

CIV. PUTNAM,
Having taken the Store recently occupied by s. Parker
II Son, would give notice that he will have constantly
hand and for sale at lowest prices for cash. Black Walnut
Paror Sets, Sofas Easy and Rocking Chairs Marble Top
and Black Walnut Centre Tables, Mirrors whatnots,
Music Stands, Painted aud ornamented Chamber Sets,
Black Walnut and Chestnut Extension Tables Blac
Walnut and Oak Dining Chairs, Bedseads Mattresses,
all kinds Spring Beds Feathers, Feather Beds and Pill
lows, Comforters Cribs Cradles Bureaus Sinks Tables,
Cane and Wood Chairs in variety, Window Shades and
Fixtures Crockery rom celebrated manuiact urers, Ta-
bic and Pocket Cutlery Clocks Jewelry, Gents Fur
nishng Goods. &C. &c.
With increased facilities for business he hopes re-
ceve a liberal share Of patronage.
iyil dtf CHARLES V. PUTNAM.
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For Gentemens Driving Horses have never trotted
In public to be driven by owners, who shall be mem
bers of the Society Mile heats, best In s. to wag-
on; to enter, 3 to start.
First $50 90
Second ,....,....,.,.,..,... rs NJ
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Friday, September 20.
EXHIBITION OF HORSES
IN THE FORENOON.
PREMIUM, s45.OO. "a

A two O'Clock P. N, the following premiums will
trotted for
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Autites.

N OTICE,-The cOpartnership hitherto eX-
~ listing between 5. Wallace L. ". ftfed and j. NJ
Han, under the firm name Of :. Wallace 4 Co., Il
this day dissolved = Wallace will continue the bust
ness, and settle the ahsirs o. the late frm.
Worcester, Sept. I, 1872 dst- y
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SEEMING Matbtnss.
HOWE SEWING MACHINES

AM r. BUTTERICK a CO.'S CELEBRATED PAT
TERNS for Ladies' Misses, and Chdrens Garments
OF all kinds and SHIRT Patterns OF all sizes, al SoO
Main 81. Worcester. Mass.
l.. q. sPAULDING, Agent.
Also, Needles ron ALL AIEDs OF MACHINES Blk, Oil
&c fuckers, Runiers, and Corders. -
~ Machines Repaired. dH DO
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will be issued over this yorte from Worcester to
HOosac Tunnel, North Adams, Troy Saratoga Springs
Niagara Falls and return, at greatly reduced prices via
Boston, Barre & Gardner Railroad to Gardner Vermont
Massachusetts, Railroad 10 Hoosac Tunnel Barnes Il
Co.'S Splendid Line of
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Capital Stock, $2OO,OOO-
GEO, NJ. RICE, President.

Receives Money on Deposit, and ollolCs -FOUR
PER CENT. INTEREST per aanun on daily
balances, subject to check at sight, FIVE PER
CENT on Special Deposits for Sia months or
more
Large or small amounts rscetyed Whtch mag
be dra,on as a l0hole or IN part by check at
sight, and eothout notice, upon aohich Interest
,cM be allo,oea for the ,ohole time hey remain
NTH the Company.
Government Securities md Gold Coupons
bought and sold at current rates.
Miscellaneous Stocks and Bonds bought and
sold on commission.
Bonds and Valuable PqperS receiyed for safe
Keeping, for which receipts are gioen
Small Safes, to ,ohtch tie renter alone has
access, to rent at prices varying from SIS to SIS
each per 0nnltnl.
f. F. DISCO, Secretary,
H. H. HOUGHTON,
jy4dtf jy26wSm Manager Safe Deposit Dept
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AuttiOns.
BY b. W. ABBOTT. AuctIoneer
Oniee corner Main and Walnut SITS. q p stsirs,)
BY AUCTION.

DF b W. ABBOTT. Aucfloneer.
once corner Main and Walnut SITS. up staiFs.)
ID E R 5 o n L PROP ERTY
BY AUCTION.
VIII be sold by Public Auction. on WEDNESDAY
sept H. 49, az u O'Clock NJ the Farm Of the sub
seriber, ~ miles from Grafton centre the following
property, viz:
EIGHTEEN cows,
part Of them In milk and part with oalf; extra palr
working Oxen weigh $500 lbs, high order: / three
years-old Bull; good Farm Horses eight wears oId
swine, 20 Fowls, two-horse Team Wagon l Express
Wagon. one-horse Team Wagon, Beacn WAGON ! or
Cart Horse SLED Sleigh, two-hOrse tSpraguel Now
ing Machine Davis Improved Moving Machine / AZ
lantic Hay Tedder Wheel Horse h -a / Horse Pitch
Fork, superior rhinestone, set Tact Blocks ARC
size Refrigerator nearly new; ! iarR size Cider MN
Horse Hoe, Cultiyator Harrow, PlOws Forks, &c;
pair Work Harness. Carriage Harness. Set Scales ot
Carpenters Tools, 50 Tons English Hay 10 Tons Swale
Hay, Tons Oat straw, Tons Rowen 50 bush Oats rs
bush. Potatoes acre Standing Corn. sale positive.
Terms at sale, JAMES PEACOCK.
b. W. ABBOTT, Auctioneer
Also, at Private sale, my Valuable Farm, situated
about miles ron Worcester; we'll fenced with stone
and variety OF Othe- fruits. Land slopes The south
Mowings wei cleared from rocks. From 900 to 81 900
worth Of milk sod annually and taken at the door. ,Ool
wo-story house; also, email house of five rooms, Nice
large barn falling water at house an barn. The
above Is one of the most productive farms in the
county and is worthy the attention Of any wishing
10 purchase an extra farm, Terms easy.
JAMES PEACOCK.
Grafton. Sept. ?, ls72- d6t' IS
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Abhre,in1eh nisnn,ches.

Robbcrics and garrohng are frequent after
dark at Salt Lake.
The report that Mrs. Laura Fair died Dec. 80,
is denied.
The prosecution of a man named Cremor, for
shooting a grocer OF Dion, because he suspected
him to be Il PruSsion spy, has begun at Paris.
A Madrid letter says the tone of the Spanish
press is very beigcrent with respect to the atti-
tudc of the United States on the Cuban ques-
ton.
Part of the cabin of an apparently large
American vessel, with George S. Towel cut with
a knife on the woodwork, has drifted ashore on
the Elice group of the South Sea Islands.
Secretary Boutwell, made a speech at Philadel-
phIa, Saturday evening, in which he advocated
paving at least $50 900 600 of the national DEBT
every year.
The British sovereignty has been proclaimed
over that portion of African territory recently
annexed to the colonial possessions of Great
Britain. Mr. Brant, secretary of free stations,
issued a formal protest against the act OF annex
alton.
hemarquis of Harrington, chief secretary for
| Ireland in an address to constituents at Radnor,
| treated Irish affairs at considerable length. he
| declared that the government must be urn IN
the rebellion in Ireland and should set its face
| against leaving education in the hands OF the
| priesthood.
The admission of Utah as state is warmly
opposed or the ground that if admitted with the
proyisO that pOlygamy is to be abolished, that
the proviso will be dead letter, and the state
virtually would be in the hands ofthe Mormons.
A terrific thunderstorm visited Portsmouth,
| Eng, and vicinity last Friday night. Hail fell
| to Il depth of two inches. The glass in nearly
all the windows in the city, exposed 10 the STORM,
| was destroyed.
A special from New Orleans states that Col.
| Carter was formerly a colonel in rebel regl-
meut the Texas Rangers, and Joined the repub-
| ican party to betray the state into the hands of
| southerneIs. A large meeting of "Thugs," in
| Nv m and his friends held
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The WEEK OF PRAYER.-The exercises of
the week Ct prayer began yesterday Sunday
January y. The programme as recommended
by the American evangelical alliance is as fol-
lows:
Sunday, January 7.-sermons: Subject; "The
Faith once delivered to the Saints, tine bond of
union among Christians; its defence binding on
all.
"Uuspeakabe Gift :" Tor his mercles personal rcla-
tive and national; for the maintenance and restOra-
ton of peace, preservation from famine and other
caamites; for spiritual blessings; for the progress
Of ChIrt's Kingdom; and for tine usefulness Of the
Christian ministry.
Tuesday, January 9.-Humiliation: For personal
and national sins. with Acknowledgements of Divine
Judgments; Ter weakness Of faith disObediepce and
wor.dlness in the church, with confession of I'M
IA thfl'ness.
Wednesday, January 10.-Prayer: For families
for the conversion Of ohidren for the increase Of
domestic pety; for a blessing ON the youth al
schools, colleges and universities, and all entering
upon commercial or professional duties; and for
the sancIfying of affection both to parents and
children.
Thursday, January 11-Payer: For nations, es-
pecialy those recently visited with calamities; for
Kings and all IN authority; for the prevalence of
peace IN the cOunsel8 of statesmen TOR righteous
ness, harmony and good will among all classes; for
me spread OF sound knowledge, and for Gods
blessing upon special efforts TO resist the progress of
inhdelilX superstition, intempeance aad other
kinds OF immortality.
Friday, January l2-Prayer: For the Christian
church and ministry; for iranslators OF the holy
SCRIPTURES INTO various tongues for societies,
miUees and authors engaged in Christian work
Saturday, January l3.-Prayer For the outpour-
ing OF the holy spirit; for the increase of Christian
love and holy zeal; for all missionaries at home
and abfOad for all Christians exposed to trial and
persecution; for the prevalence Of religious liberty
for the extension Of the redeemers KINGDOM
throughout the world, aud the union of all belev-
eri IN prayer and effort for Gods glory.
Sunday, january l4.-Sermons: "Thy kingdom
come, thy will be done in earth as it is IN heaven"
Matt, vi. 10.
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every anti-ring measure introduced into the
house, thus cOrroborating the lack of all pOlit-
ical integrity.
Later-Mayor Hall has appointed Francis A.
Palmer city chamberlain for four years from
January g. The new chamberlain has been
sworn into office.
The rumor that ex-Controller Connolly had
fed to South America is unfOunded. He was at
home last evening.
The Russian Christmas was celebrated on
board the Russian frigate Svetlana, Saturday.
The crew gathered on deck at 9 A. NJ. Prayers
were read and ceremonies of the Greek church
celebrated. The officers and crew part0Ok of
repast at the same table, and afterwards formed
a line on deck and sang a national anthem. The
marines were dressed in new uniforms. The
greater part of the sailors were then permitted
to 20 ashore and enjoy a holiday.
A new insurance company, called German
American, is in process Of organization, with a
capital of a million dollars. Wm. F. Huns is to
be the president.
Scventy-three cases of small poX have been
reported during the week and fifteen deaths /;
increase in cases, wenty-one; decrease OF deaths,
three.
Oscar Huffman, printer, has been missing
since the ID. 1t is feared that nc has been muT-
| decd
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Fire Record.

At PIILADELPuIA-Loss $4,000.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 7.-M0orc & Hook S
cabinet mandatory and turning establishment,
on Leyant street. was burned Friday evening.
Loss $4,000.
AT NEWARK $4,000
NEWARK, n. j., Jan. AT seven O'Clock
last evening ire brOkc ont in the frame building
ON commercial dock, known as Whites build
ing. The property was owned by William
White, Ell ,epOrt, manufacturers and occupied
by various parties. The loss is estimated at
from 900 TO $4,000.
AT POUGHKEEPsIE-LOss $4,000.
POuGltKEEPsIE, Jan 1.-Bartletts bakery at
Poughkcepse was burned Saturday morning.
Loss 5000
At Fort WAYNE, INDIANA-Loss 100000.
FoRr WAYNE, Jan THE fruit aud grocery
mouse of }. b. White was burned, Saturday
evening. Loss $4,000 insured for S85 0OO
AT DuFFALo-Loss $50 900.
BUFFALO, Jan. IA fire last nieht in the pic
tQre ava mirror establishment of L. u. Dodge,
No. 25S Nam street, burned out the upper sto-
riCs. Loss 100000; partly insured.
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Iserst. AMI TcIcrrnn,a.

Brigham Young refuses newspaper interview.
crs.
Joseph elliott, the steel pen manufacturer, is
dead
The bulletins from Sandringham for the last
three days show a steady and satisfactory i'm
provement in the condition Of the prince of
Wales.
Capt. Dominick Lynch, u. S. N, has been or
dercd 10 the command OF the receiving ship Ohio
at Boston, In place Of Capt. Aaron X. Hughes
detached and placed on waiting orders.
Admiral Rogers has been recalled from the
command of the Asiatic fleet, and he will be
succeeded by Admiral Jenkins, whose policy TO.
ward the Coreans win be gentle and humane
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When information reached the war depart
mcnt that General Emory had assisted in the
arrests at New Orleans, the secretary telegraphed
him that such a report had reached here, and if
true asked him under what authority aud by
whose orders he did so. General Emory sent an
answer that the United States troops had taken
no part whatever in the recent arrests of state
officers. The war department has no precise IN
formation on the condition Of affairs in New
Orleans, nor has it issued any orders to the gen.
eraI in command in that city. kilograms con-
tlicting in character have been received from
different parties, but to these no responses have
been given by the secretary.
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New England Dispatches.


BosroN, Jan. THE police have seized. in a
shop IN the north portion of the city some two
thousand dollars worth Of stolen goods of every
variety, and arrested j.. Gvraine, proprietor,
for dealing in property known TO be stolen
Frank II. White, firm Of d. White & Sons, Ex-
change street, formerly of Portland, died sud.
denly this afternoon from an overdose Of NOR.
Prime.
SPRINGFIELD, Jan. THE officers are scour-
ing Berkshire county, in search Of the Windsor
Locks murdcrers, who, IL was thought, were
traced Friday night to Pltisdeld. At last ac-
counts they had not been arrested.
MAINE.
BANGOR, Jan. 7.-More severe weather. Their
momctcr this morning, sixteen below zero.
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From Washington.

ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO TIE WORCESTER SPY j
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. I, 1872.
THE DEMOCRATS"
The democratic politicians here are now agi-
tating the question of holding their national
convention at Philadelphia
THE FLORIDA CASE.
Energetic efforts have been made by corrc-
spondents in the last few days, to obtain state
ments from the commander Of the Florida, now
in Charleston harbjr. That officer refuses to be
interviewed, however, and the only response he
offers to inquirers is thar he will make his cX-
plantations to the proper authorities at Washing
ton.
EDUCATIONAL.
General Eaton, commissioner Of education,
has prepared his annual report, and, as finally
made up, will be a paper of great interest
From the tables therein, it appears that there
are 100000 persons in the United States who
cannot read or write, lour-htths of whom
are in the southern states. The litter
ates credited to New England are as
follows: Maine, 1901; New Hampshire, 9926;
Vermont, II ZOO Massachusetts, 81 ,724; Rhode,
Island, 21,911; Connecticut, 90 ,5SS. Prot. Gil
man, of Yale college, furnishes a chapter on
national schools Of science and DR.. Edward
Jarvis, of Dorchester, one upon insanity and its
relations to education. The report also treats
on the kindergarten education for workmen
women, etc.
OUR RELATIONS WITH SPAIN.
1t is stated at the war department that, while
no unusual attention is being paid thereto, still
| if war with Spain should occur, it will be found
that our coast delences have not been neglected
and that they are in much better condition than
is popularity appvchended throughout the coun
| try.
The board of engineers for fortifcations have
been ordered here and they have been holding
secret sessions for two days.
There is considerable feeling among severa
members of the administration as to the reck
less way in which some newspapers have beer
forcshadowing war with Spain in the last fey
days.
The motives for these exaggerated statement
cannot be accounted for, and it is remarked tina
they tend to cmbarrass the administration in it
dealings with these delicate matters
| KEToN
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GIN TIE HANDS OF HIS FRIENDS
WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.-CollaX has felt him
self constrained by the earnest request of his
friends to so far yield his private wishes in re
gard to retiring from public service at the cosC
of his present term of Office, as 10 say that i
placed in nomination for vice presidency at the
approaching republican national convention hC
Nwil not refuse to accept the nomination.
THIS is authoritative and is considered by The
friends 0fA,C olfaX satisfactory; and they viii
feel authorized 10 ,jTt eSen hls name TO the con
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IMPORTANT APPOINTMENTS
MADRID, Jan. THE following appoint
ments are at last officially announced: Don
Jose Concha, marquis Of Havana, to be captain
general of Cuba; Admiral Polo de Barnobe to
be envoy extraordinary and minister plenipo-
tertiary of Spain to the United States
HoNORs TO MARSHAL PRIM
The memorial funeral services in honor OF
Marshal Prim was celebrated Friday. King
Amedeus attended. Seniors Sagosta and Gorilla
were not present.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.-lhreateniug weather,
and possibly light ~ain or snow, will extend
from South Carolina 10 Lake Michigan, and
northeastward, re" : New England Monday
evening