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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-20

tsa..weis agt Hatch ei al l2l hsBhds agt seeondUe
1878. .Nsvseh agL OppermAh - r. Co
1877. Sane sgt Joseph 30 KsnPgE sg ~ l. and hsr
1885. .Legoh sgt Becker. - lem X X Co rI
CoNnoN PLEAsTHAL TsEK-PARr L-Cass s--Rebards at
Wellington.
If.-LARkHEORH J.
rs Woodrow agt heDonough nhashs at Bseondsve
1917. Hoffman ag- LUX -. Co
I6i6 Iovsnben al II gcher- i542. Same
merhorp. l7OT. .Hll lgt Dlhngham et al
Ie43 Rnek AIT Bssnger 17T. Anderson HArrug
l122. .BiHninger Agt Bat0n. I'D '5atnE az wan.
IJOI Usrasrb att Beek lose Matthews agt Purdy Il al
Con.oH PLEASEourr TERH-Adourned until TbasdAy a.
MARiSE CoUKT-PAKT I-bPAuLpsa,
1891. .Donnelly 04huTrt 6es sehuiu ash sesfnot
2sl. French sgt- SeaburY IT, ninkens ~ hsiteek@
1891. McQusde ag OThOUrEt ---..BroNneb agL reIsA
1893. French sgt Murray 6B Heliensten Ht De IeDeA
1872 Donnelly Murray y6..seenereeh agt Jones
100 MeOuaIe at Murray 1922. .schreiber sg Agnev.
no Manne act Weinstein 7lO. Jennings hg Jsnning
500 Sihsr The ThigdeVe.
IL Co.
PART H-Adonrned for the term.
ul.-JOLcHBsEr j.
Hi..Ievy ag. White g9l.Croty at llrseh.
fl9. Abraham sgt Grobe. e4. Atwood azt Fuilef
497. .Pfefer Wagner .
EyERAL sEssoss-BKpyosD JAiehsel Ryan and James bIr
ply robbery Michael Sullivan, grand irceny Daniel Aas"' carry
ing ing shot .
CoURr APPEiLs ALBANY. Nov l9The following be Cou
Of Appeals Calendar for Nov 20 Nos Es $50 $751; 49, 49, w. 49,
no
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US. SUPREME coURT-wAsHwG1os. Nov. 10.

No. gO-Emily F. Wiley agt Truman Cook APP
d By ooS 70 lsv,r 81 900 nom Mrs Wsy Cor professional
vice. in ' Of 5s claim a be-, ?, s' ,, q on
deiud le Nina Wiley bad withdraw her business from bis
,S /, s ' The below % va tbs. Mrs %:r Po% her
Peg cSS Ss S CSq s S 4: b IL: ' sySs
ant q, Me revsou Of The decree The appellee submits
@ ,.:srt.is he Gains Of tat va, correct 5 vii arm i A.
Riddle and d. hcpHsrson for sppeassj W. T. hetngy for
appellee
The rtl Gso, 5r De De q case Sss
@ .a a Se Sf pl;ea f 6s design Tor .Doon ssi
FORK hsne The Court 6eos l9u9i eai tere was no nnge
ilemnt for White 1t here eOseld that shown
o'nma,'l9n % % noticed .! we PDhoGs ony oI s6
,ptt aud eyetei 100 decree Iss opinion vas delivered By M
No lSPhGnI ihiuInee CompinJ ,as Hamioe ct al to
Circuit CoTr Tor s SoLthsia Dsme Of nhno.-h case wa
,t.the Ii. diutos d fr during the eD Of peJ
M % nS. % s Ss Z: Z: s%s5 s .ae n RSs
,aon AMI eooe,1nt As would avoid The policy the Pae, "aeu
coaulss The business ue e me I'm u,rae AID q ih same manner
The effected course Of he business ant sPoa
ga Ise % The ,o 1 so uI, % a. a stT a
BradhJ delivered de opinion Mr. Justice Clifford asnie
pe. d aetSn Of tespass brought
by hsli9et aya stANAs a. h,saae o
Of revenue The verdict and Judgment Tt Cor The claim.
rot Ne in sah eis. and ii, ne claim there no
appeal Hajs 70 the Of internal
lbsie The alleged 70 have beea illegally ssssd 1hs
Cours Oytf both these objection, and an' the Judgment below
Mr. lattice Fields delivered the opinion
No 973-SOuOH al dlsm % Tie Supreme Court OF
Louisana -9Dtmissed Tor want Of jurisdiction
Halrt, ard No 224Bah sgt Unted
Sits cos, appeals Tie Cont ClamsTh AFFIRM
snce Of julEmnt Of the Coa ot Claims giving Baird portion
c for furnishing locomotives fndssg
that Judgment both appeals M Justice Svayn
feIrerei the oprOnL
No 5Morzan az. Uuled States; ippei from the Court Of
CmNThs stuance Of judymentla favor Of tie Govern
eut on hoaln for the OF vessel chartered
uatei daring tho Che question whether the Gov
responsible the lose Of tue ship having
ordered the Judgment tue ship Officers safety
being tho nsari n,ks only. Mr. Justice
DAVIS delivered The OpiliOu
No. i7Ppoi Il a. sg cynngeu eTeeTi error 10 the Circuit
Court Northern District Of iiuoAlhI suit
ory note which the defense consideration. The verdict
the ty q he and e Judgment for the
tT and a3mtl by this Court Mr. Justice Strong delivered tho
oyiuion - .
No ss-Grsys Mos; the Circuit Court for the North
District VI laoGlhs Judgment Gregg seu0n
altering Indebtedness b. Mot KslOg who represented BY
Gegg f0r monsJ loaned the Court found the Ia
debenss, Ihs Cour ind the state Of ets and an
tae lulkme-t. Justice Miller delivered the opinioa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-20

s not Rearly great But sunmer,st. Wis., tho hre
Federal Congress and Doyonshire-sts where the fire
ragged, are wider than portions OF CnurGn, TENT, anu
every reason 10 fear that should re break out in this
city under favorable circumstance that me deyaSa-
tion would exceed In magnitude CONGREGATIONS In chi
cage aud boston as greatly as NewfOrk leads them In
Uaa1f and no
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PASSENGERS ARRITED.

PROM HAvANA-In steamship City Of Ravdnd Nov iSGeo s.
R,ppr vile DoughertF aad wife Louis B. Lent Lorenzo
CUpps Mrs label Fleming Isaac Wood Misses and v T. Baeo
r. L. Bacot j. Almra, L. A. Lucns, w. OpenshaE IL Chi
vidal Mr. Garcia Manuel Garcia Adolfs Garcia Mrs Fnlar
and daughter Y PncaO Capt j. Humphreys De Ia 0rAn Capt
w g. Fdsbee W. Duyy, E. DaTey Juan Car Dc f1A r. j.
Maer
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.


Sun hes...... b2 4:33 Moon risea...... sl2
THIS pAv-A
saniy HooE Cows ..1E5T Hell Gate FeHy LIZ
THIS Dap
Cows Island 900 Hell Gate Ferry 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-20

Sale Of horses, carriages, harness, etc., as usual ~
Messrs Barker & Chase's City Auction Mart and NJ Y.
Tattersalls corner OF Thrtyninth-st. and Broadway
tomorrow wednesday,, the 10th inst, at u O'Clock
The sanitary condition Of horses In sale stables Is salts
factory.
MODEL CARRIAGE FACTORY.
We call the attention Of those of our readers
who use or may have occasion TO purchase carriage 70
the advertisement the eighth page, OF Messrs H.
Killam Co. Of Eew-Haven. Conn, manufacturers OF
fine carriages We were shown through their large es'
Enlistment time SINCE and have no hesitation
IN saying that model Of its kind in all its appoint
ments and perfectly adapted TO the business for which
10 was designed by Mr.. Klam, after an experience OF
tWenTyfve years a carriage manufacturer. The ear
riages produced by this firm are Of nist quality NTolg
from the best selected stock by sku and experienced
artisans and for thorougnness OF construction, sym
mery OF proportion beauty OF style and nnlsh are Do,
surpassed by any this country Among the carriages
in process OF construction TO order we noticed parhu
ary one for Senator Pomeroy OF Kansas, very rieh
and roomy clarence. Our friends who may favor tl'
Grm with their orders will have the satisfaction OF deal
ing with gentlemen. and getting value received for the
money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-20

Presdent ...... The Non. C. p. KlmbaIl, Maine.
Treasurer. - w. Brttton, Hew-York CITY
Secretary. .......-.WiderH Pray, sew'YoT& CIT.
SLGtes. Wee PrcStdenfs
New-Hampshire - Abbott, Concord
Massachusetts, Fl D. Parry, Amesbury
Connecticut. ... Edward Wells, New.Haven.
Delaware..... .-..JObn Green, WimingfoD.
Indiana......,.... Glen. Studebaker, South Bend.
Hew-Jersey. l.. Freeman. Railway.
OhiO............... Benz Bruce Cincinnati.
Hew-York.. ..... James Cunningham, Rochester
Maryland. W, Bowers, Baltimore
Mssouri...... I. Osborn, Glasgow
Illinois. Henry Wllets, Chicago.
Wisconsin. NM wallis.
Virginia. @. A. Ainslee, Richmond.
Maine i. simmons, Union.
Executive Committee.
g. r. DibbIe NewHayen. VIM. II. Gregg, Wilmington.
W u. Rodgers, Philadelphia. w. Woodruff, Railway.
Henry Klam NeW-H2Ven.
After the election Of officers the President congrau
lated the Convention the fact Of it's beng established
az a permanent association. Then followed some dis
cursons as to the benefits likely to be derived from 1t for
the trade IN general after which the Convention adj
iourned until tomorrow. James Gould Of Albany tho
veteran carragebulder e. years DID, not being able 70
come in person. sent his portrait painted In oil. which
was hung in rear OF the Presidents chair
PRRE Exhibition
A free exhibition Of carriage drawings has been
opened at No 3i3 Fifth-st, Fourth-ave b. Adolf
plus Miller we-known carriage draughtsman In this
city, II contains full well sectional representations
OF all the latest styles and improvements BY which THIS
snecalty OF useful arts has marked It's progress In
Europe and AmeCca and the delegates now present Of
the Coach-buders Convention viii probably ind among
that collection much that viii be instructive as well az
Interesting. ...,.
The horse market was confined to limited Transactions
IN low-priced workhorses, and the auction sale az
Messrs johnson & Van Tassen's Horse and Carriage
Mart resulted as follows:
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cALgEDARs-Tnis pII.

SrrRENE COUR1--OaASBEns -PAHcHEa. J.
S7..she.h7 al MoIlNHns aoi.Haysood AT Bdsett
1.-The People, &c, at Yield. Bl..lU 60 Hesa.
~ .Brocts . a. AT White ct al Call O2
77..Ksy e. al at. FnTey ct al.
6EsksAL JEEHlseaGHAn, r. J--isoSAkD AMI LARSKO, IL
lUl IN.
GTn r. DOSgAerT Sgt DOOsi 70. Prizes sgt Wilson;
trty. III. Hams sgt Da,sly.
Ito Thsai art Dagilon. 5i..DaI sg- RaprechL
10 Barnard act. Campbell lf3. Muller agt P0utr.
III. Gouge Az Roborts. l5i. ,u0eles agt Low.
AT Moyn J. ak ettatowh National Bank
ia. Morgan agt Ely. hgt Rea and auo
III In re- Morgan sgt Morgan. $50. Carer at KAN.
49, Fcbel at Livingston. 1861. The Pc, PIE egt Tweed
lt0 oosAy agt stephenL lbi. Mitchell ii AL act Reed
la Booth 81 al a. 'aounonde lblDrkey AgL lieuch
lSl Honreise ag. Webb. lJ. Strong asL MysIa.
H Stogy sgL Ihe OunI add l6i,Ciart Agt ~ T. Life In
Alerptdria X. X 20. and Trust 90.
TRIaL TERs-PARr L-Adoume to Nov IS
PART -BAHHfTT, J-Dpena atll A m
no Sheldon az. OBnen, sheriff o.. Connolly sgt Hsmi.
Bas ler Tho Boari 81 EduHa $50 Morris sgt sieara
uOn. 1..Cliun "a al ast Hlrsch6ed
tgl Atlantic steamship Co. at ia. Mktney agt ODonneL
The Amer. TfAnk Co. lloJ. Morton ag. Moore
sea- Law al Bocgel l2ls. .WATdel sgt Miller
co. Never The Pittsion llf aughwoat Courtney.
Cod Co l2l6. .McHog aEt Arhut
1884 JOsph AT. BAeOd III. levy AT htrRAA
IlgJ IoE at The Board u Biuca lis2i Thorn.
uoa. ~ Howe agL CohAoa.
ilol. .Hsrey q, Al AT Blunt
suprRloS (e0Rr--rRIAi fsud-PAKr L-pURus. J.
1901 .Riham agt Broadway an ~ Bate Agt Burns.
SeYenthare Railroad Co. so. ReinemaH agt Buekman.
ie7f. Mitchell AZ SUIeA 1872. Burnett sat Shaw.
1Og .Bant at bnrt. SAL Courtney at BAKER
1872 Wolf at Gooknd e. al O1 Wein AZ. OBueu, sheriff
1911 And Az Fargo 1917 hpanyermacher agt Bs
,ol.'Wood ~ Tue Panama H. e.
1855. uesaberg AT l5msI -
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Rlarb!e ano Slate tnanisls.

Rlarble dno Slate maniels.
A KTABER. Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
N EfNG WORKS IA asd 10 hast hgAtsontsh Marble al
Marbelred hns Thing Maee cosssers henansnt a. pros '-
DEFY ecnpthEoR. Marble tarniag for''hs rAse.
STEWART's SLATE MANrELS-Rich and
- agAnt desgaA Slate work % eyeEJ aeserpaea AAhbbs "a.
WOOD MANTBf.S T. r. ,SIBWAkr = Co, 70 AID ~ "~'
TTentEard-t. near Seyenthate
- KLABER &tCo., MARBLE WORKS, 2SS
-. West Rly Artist between Broadway and hgeih'e-
and Mabrd dAniris, hoauseats heAisoses Of 'aIT''i
ship. very low prices
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90 Uhom II nan 1onrtrn
printing

IRANCIS g. LOUTREL, IS Maiden lane,
i soiei, orders Tor nsr PATENr SPRING BACK ACCOUNT
BOOKS StAtoneIyraDd Printing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-20
MR.. FIREMAN. REPLIES VIGOROUSLY.

Mr. TfemainOn the part Of the prosecution shall as
earnestly object ~ delay OF two weeks under
OF the counsel that he will not say that he
viii plead then but only give notice This mass OF
matter which has been presented 10 e Court, perhaps
scarcely answer and yet there two boo
things that gh 10 suffer to pass unanswered.
Ia tho first place, what Is the mOtOni As 1t for time
to quash the indictment on matters apparent ON the face
OF II or on grounds outside the recordi what Is 1t
What IL that requires time whatever Tor prepare
toni BY the rules Of practice in criminal there IL
notice whatever required for time to plead He states
that no gave bail for bs appearance upon this indic-
public record open 10 Ills inspection, and
| when tbs counsel says he has been SO
his argument IL is scarcely consistent with what no says
about the necessity for tune. But this Indictment al
though IT covers 81 ellns is OF tho most simple char
acer and when those gentlemen say that they arc 80
familiar with the case Of Mayor Hail. th0To Is tOlerably
fair 10 believe they know something about the
facts In this One OF the charges omission
audit aud the other corrupt misconduct In office al com.
mon law and as To all these vouchers that they plain
the DistrictAttorney has not furnished them wilt
they arc matters OF record open To the inspection
| as well OF the defendant as, of tho public
prosecutor There IL difficulty finding by an exam
natiOn OF the Vouchers the Precise nature Of this ndlo
nent NOW he says; - want time 10 determine what
sha do. have already given notice. wtha preliul-
mary flourish OF tFumpet that have great many OBJ
eCtOns behind which mean to argue have quiyer
full OF remaining, and II you TO dance
attendance upon mo for two weeks shhl then give YOU
| notice OF what shall then do"
Now my friend In his miscellaneous assaults asser-
lions, aud msnuatiOns has taken occasion 70 attaoK
different persons This regr cited to hear IL seemed
to me that my friend upon mature reflection Will
De sorry that he has done this He has noticed with
flourish OF rumpes that the counsel be attacked
that thoy arc personally and politically hostile 20 tho
defendant. nave only 10 SAY 10 my friend that tho
he begins tho attack the better but the my stnr
threats and fGreWirnings that YOU going 10
knock man out OF time aud let him die by Inches is
dreadfully unpleasant Laughter In COURT But these
high sounding manfe5tOes DOM amount much Tine
prosecuting counsel have lust as much right TO appear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-20

SrrREAE C0URT--OaAsBEns -FAHcHRa J.
ST..shesh7 al MoIlNHns soi.Haysood AT Bisstt.
-. The People, &C., at Field. 8l..lU 60 Hesa.
~ .Brocts Il a. AT White ct al Gail lO2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-02
RaiIr0s0s.
ROsT0N & ALBANY RAILROAD
BOSTON AID WORCESTER DIVISION.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT, commencing on MOO
DAY, Nov. 10, ISL.
PAsSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester:
Boston, at 20 exp, Z, 92j exp. and S45 m, and
~ IN, and BIS, 3.55 and $50 trains start
stati ashgton So alton; all others from Foster st.
For Grafton, westboro' Soutbviue. CorIayIle and
ASii..n "a ~ ';gO and 9.45 IN, Lao and 500 I'm.
- ; S ~ BIRMINGHAM 42G, 100 925 and gl5 a m
For Milford, at 1888 and s. n, a. soul . * - -,
Tor Sallek at 100 and Is a m L 40 and & ID N m -
TOT Wellesley, Grantville, West Newton HrNtnu
s,u Dllshlol, at wv and sl5 m and 500 M PAS
tram to Natick, and there change t tb ~ \,
wards. ing 'S'e" minutes Alter
others every day except Sunday. u"3 Sl'
sunday XRress nom Albany leaves Washinri oh s5sra
station at s.S5 M. for Boston s'"' square
Sunday Mail leaves Washington sousr. S,.,.- = .
As1 A. n lMon iay), for Boston. '"1 ~
TRAINS leave Boston as follows:
for orcesieT al 800 100. 500 EXP Q exn n ", "a .
~ express 10 birmingham, $50 express SEQ
For New York via Springfield 500 exp am. SEQ ex7.
New YORK, via Norwich, 55C exp pm
Grafton. 100 m, 100, ( 80 m.
Hestboro 100 N. / 80 $50. $50 exp.pm
SOuthv1le, 100 m, l3G 40 D m
CordaVllle, 100 m, 1850 43G D m
Ashland, 100 a m, l30 450 5 30 exp. nm
South birmingham, 500 100 s 30 exp and o so oy,
m az 20 e6e3 Sgo exp, 400, 43oexp, 800 SO
ezg: . syV sap ,d 5OV0 p a -, ,,, 49,.
p m. " N'' '9'VV
Rilbury, 100 a N. A9Opm.
ssxonville 1850 m, 6OO pm.
I'll a9asy5 i 3Tse eSP Pn seN ag am 5 exp exp pm
Sunday Mail leaves Boston at $50 M sonpinq at "
newton South birmingham, Worcester West Rroot
o'SO m c. Q. RI sSELL, Sup't Springfield
A. FIRTH, Ass U Sup't Roston
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RosToN, BARRE & GARDNER R. R.

on and after Monday, March T. Trains will leave Card
her Tor Worcester aud intermediate Stations at 90 S5
ana " ~ A NJ, and AZ I.3G p. NJ, making connection
WIN trains on all the roads terminating in or passing
through Worcester. - F's
kEIuRSlNG-Leaye Worcester at 7i5 AM, 1913 455
ana 10 p NJ connecting at Gardner with ali trans on
the Vermont and Massachusetts Eailr0aj ia mi Gn,m
and AT Greenfield and Grouts Corner Win irone nort
and south from those points. A
WORCESTER. March L lS72 IN = ~ SUM- la
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-02
NORWICH AND WORCESTER DIV.

IN SION, B., II. and y. Rk, is7i.
TRAINS GOING SoUrH, LEAVE WORCESTER At
ster win Tram nom Southbridge, and for PoI
ton; at Painfeld with trains TO and from uayt,
New London from West Side station. '''''' ''F
1000 q m. Way Passenger Train. Connects at Wor
burg, Lowell, &c; at Worcester Junction with
Western and Providence trains; at Putnam with
train from Boston al Plainheld for Providence:
al Norwich with traiRs for New London, Mystic
cester with trains from Nashua, Fitchburg Lows
e!, &c; e. Worcester junction with Exnress
tram from Boston, and trains from WcsterT, ana
Providence and Worcester roads al Putnam Win I'iS
train from Boston, at Plaindeld Junction trains
this train Passengers from way stations tey c U
Webster, Putnam and Daniclsonvlliej for New
i hoiA ny Steaner from New London, will take this
T.AO m. Steamboat Express Tram for New York
connects 81 Worcester with trains from Boston
Concord, Manchester Lowell Lawrence Nashua
EliiohbSnrg, &c; at Putnam from Boston, wal.
for New London at 9.I5 pm.
a IN Teams @oIEd NORTH LEAVE NORWICH AT
Flo M Steamboat Express train for Boston daily
except Mendayl connecting al Putnam for BOs
ION Blackstone, Franl!in and Wapole; al Wor
eesIer for Boston, birmingham, Lowell, Nashua
Concord, Fltchburg sc. This train leaves NV
London at Lilo m, dependent arrival Of
900 an. Way Passenger Train Conncctnq
rlRilheld junction for Providence at Putnam
Tor Boston, arriving at 10. 70 m; at Worcesfer
Junction for Springfield, and way stations Albany
Sc anu Froyldonee; at Worcester for trains to
11.8O m. Way Passenger Train. Connecting nj
fla.nheld with train from and for Providence /;
arriving at Worcester Junction in season for ira ns
To Boston. Providence, Springfield and Alba;ly !.
at Worcester lor trains to Boston, Nashua, &c
$50 m way Passenger Train. Connects at Nor
Held Junction with train to Providence; at Wor
cester with train for Boston, u
WEBSTER SPECIAL.
Leaves Webster for Worcester al 900 am
Leaves Worcester for Webster al GRE pm.
du Norwich a Worcester Division
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rrrnnCElSTEK ANN MAnr.,,.------

WOkCfsoI Eh AND NASHUA pAIr
w RoADI,,on and after Monday. SEM 4 ~, TAIL
ger Trains viii run as fOlows, ' "'P' - ls, Patseu
(GrotOn rhssengerl, m, IN "hu 4.2O. and go
Leave Hro ,,,,ia junction for Worcester nj 5am
NJ a M rain cn, 49," IN, iSm NJ, and 90 m
Vermont and Maasachusels Cheshiie AM ns for tina
Burlington Railroads. ~ uroton Jnncion ,,i.1 and and
the Ftchburg down) Pcierboro anG ~ My trains Of
BIook ahd Lowell and Lawrence Railroadsy stony
Nashua WIN trains OF the Wilton ConcorJ k and az
and Lawrence Norther Boston, Conconp Mhnhehester
rSrmon' 'ehrei Pasaumpse and ogdenabarS pa
The LIE m train connects at Fiichburg win, ~,
shlre sna Rutland and Burlington (Freghi an% w Cha
Ger 70 kuandl trains; NJ UrOlon junction wiu pascal
purg stony Brook, and lowell and Lawrence irs FNA
~ NASHUA with Wilton, Concord. Manchester NM anq
Montrcdl Ito Plymouth trains ' N'''eNfh an0
Inc i2O p m tram connects at FtchbnrO q, 7,x
WIN NhW8hTe vermont and Massachusetts and RntYa
MY b,MIhglOn Night Expressransi al Oroton InneIi
Mtn flchburg Peterbor0 and shirley and Stonv u.a
Trans; and ~ Nashua with Concord Manchester pi oos
lawrence, Northern Vermont Central Nghi ~ ANA ane
ogdenAburg and Montreal aud Champlan trains piss
0, b. TURNER Sun
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woRcEsTER AND SPRINGFIELD Division.

Leave Worcester for Albany and way statons taocon
modation) at 6.35 a m NSN'l"
pm. w SAL anu $40
For Albany texpress) 955; for New York and Albany
ieNpJ lO25 a m, and 4.3t and 1875 D m. New York
Sunday mail leaves at 1895 N. Sleeping cars viii
leave springfield for Rochester daily connecting with
4.3O m train. WI"
Leave Springfield for Worcester at ZOO ~ IL 80 m
LOO exp, 2Oh exp. 400 $40 exp Ahai.p sunday
express $50 m. Sunday mail l2.25 N v onGi,,)
U kAHiL G C9NEEoTIoEs.-At Albany ne New
1ork central, Troy and Greenbush, ~ U;ssnn River
Railroads. Al Chatham with the Harlem and jIiJso,s
snd Boston and Lebanon Springs RAILROADS. AT State
Le Win me lousatonic Railroad. Al PttsHqld with
the RUSHED am North dams ana IIosatonc raroa
Al Westheld with the New Haven and NOrthannioH R
AtSprngneld with the Hartford Haven and Sprs
neiu and CONNECTICUT River Railroads. At Palmer in
lne new London Northern RR. At Worcester Iunctlon
WIN the Providence and Worcester Worcester ana
Sash i and Norwich and Worcester Railroads Az
bury, and Milford Railroads ~ W '''H
q o. RIJSSEJr sun.t snrinnao,,
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LAMSOE. GLAzIER & CO.'S,

u1 zUs, 2O4 and Main St
~ GRASS HILL STUD
o., FARM-1s7s. 0-II
~AA& RLACKsTONE. wv
Brown; l5H hands, sired by Rysiyk's Hambetonian,
dam BY Jupiter, by L. l. Black Iawk gr dam by old
m neer nv Sr gT dam by young Engineer, by old Engi
BROKEN LEG,
Bay, lSE hands, sired by Rysdyk's Hambetonan, dam
hy M ma Paynaster Jr by Mambrino Iaymaser
Service of the above horses for the season.
BhAGkSr0NE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 500
N LIE" '''''''''''-.. '..'''.....,..-........ so
Payable in advance
Mares not proving in toa can be returned Tor another
harel Tree Mares kept at owners risk.
apo dSm+ J. G. WOOD, West Millbury
II A II RN STA LLION
GEN. HAVELOcK,
Will make this Season, beginning Nav 4tb At worces-
ter az Perry " Baneroft's Stable 50 School st. He is
Deutln Horse with great muscular action and splendid
feet and legs He stands IL hands high weighs 1900
lbs color dark chestnut sire. Thoroughbred Morgan
M eisSSenger; dam lhoro9gh6red English blood
o Terms n 5 cash at time OF rs service and s25 pay
APPS dlw' W. A. GENDEEsoSS., Proprietor
~ ACK SHEPPA ARD!
CA ny RYsDYK's HAMILTON,
- Dam. LAuEA KEESE, by AMERICAN STAR,
ending IngSs a tie S56 PS MsFeh 3 s aGS
known as the MAYNARD FARM, Nashua n H. '
JACK SlEPPARD is a Rosewood BAY, six wears old
sixteen Sd hands high weighing Eleven Hundred Record
mOnd. % ~ N'i@s''
TERMS, $50. 10
80 payable at time of service $40 payable January
1870 unless II is evident the not with foaI For
particulars apply for circular TO II. j. McIiUGM
apps d2m " ~ "-A"E'
- THOROUGHBRED PRIYA-
IN" TEER viii stand my stable tile present
MAmA. season for $50, He is nine wears old of nm
NIX " equalled form and beauty and qreaf suh-
- stance. He Is proved foaI getter and his
cous ma niles resemble him in form and color No
Iace morse, with record equal to Pryateer has ever
before stood in New England. - $3.50 49,
mfnikes spirit Of the Times, March 3d. saws of him
-. hls Delutlinl and game thoroughbred horse is to
stulu again ~ Leicester Mass and commend him in
very tios terms TO breeders that neighb0rhood lie
" ny az odds The best thoroughbred horse in New Eng
lalm, ne won more fOur-mile than any horse
as when he was fOaled.h - - ~
Hls point of the utmost practical Importance TO
Deeu such type OF horse, that II he fails TO he liver he
WI command good round price for his action style
anu symmetryi and u this in Its most perfect
development we must have recourse to the large sound
and highly finished thoroughbred Wdiaces Letters on
For deserptpton and full pedigree send for circular
81, JOHN f. RUSSELL.
aP'i ublNdcOplt Leicester, Mass.