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- ~ " 4sIllIlsIOn sIFIeI, BOSTON, Mass.
INO LADY INVALIDS. AM SITFE

= ERS FROM CHRONIC DISEASES GENERAtTy
Inc ro-lhronopathlc Institute Is opcn dnly from 10
A. AZ 10 T. M for the treatment of chronic Dlseasrs
both ny the application of Electricity nnd Tho pasy
u9n o. Original and cilicacous remedies.
,Nolnlmed inyads, suffering from Female Complaints
Muscular Debility Ncuiuldu and Khcumnte A,9fa,,s'
hh. Complaints, ana Weakness, aud Affection of thc
lhVht WY bHs are successfully treated by Indy ply-
Mercantile Library building 10 summer street nost,n :
nv ~" may DC obtained by addressing line 10
M ls,, 2ly le mos. eonpcicnt medical advisers Of
racy 10 complain to an ordinary physician Consultation
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1s5FssFd5755Sasz NORWICH & WORCES-
TER RAILROAD. Summer arrange


TRAINS GOING SOUTH, LEAVE WORCESTER
100 A. NJ OWay Passenger Train) Connecting al
Palnneld with trains for Providence md Hartford arrv.
ing m Providence ut HOO n. M, and Hartford at u m
Arriving In Norwich IN season for the train leaving h.
w r. II. X. station (west side) Mt 1880 M for New
At HOO a. m. (Way Passenger Train) Connects nt
worcester with trains from Boston, Nashua, Lowell Con-
cord Manchester &e at Worcester junction with trains
Om Boston, Providence, and Western road, arrives In
Norwich IN season for train (Which leaves ~ w. r. r.
station at 2.l5 y. M for New London
AZ 400 p. M WAY Passenger 1raln) Connects at Wor
cester with trans from Boston, Lowell, Nashua Con-
eOr Mhnehcstcr Lawrence, Fitchburg &c. at Worccs-
Ter junction with trains from Boston, Providence and
western road At Palnnel junction, trains from Pr0v
dence and Hartford arrive in for this train Pas
scngers from Way Stations for NEW YORK, by steamer
nom Allyn's Point. VIII take this train.
Az hV0 y. M (Steanb0at Express Train for New York;
Leaves Boston ~ $50 p, Connects at Worcester with
Nashua Fitchburg Sc. At Planncd, with train nom
Providence Leave Norwich for Ayn's Point at 3. Is pm
TRAINS GOING NORTH, LEAVE NORWICH,
~ about l3O a. or on arrival of steamer (Steam
Doni Express rnn) For Worcester and Boston, Nashua
riicaburg, Lowell, Lawrence, Manchester, Concord,
White Mountains, NC.
AT 800 a, m. (Way Passenger Train) Connecting al
Ilaned Junction with train for Providence, arriving at
Providence at 300 n. M at Worcester Junction with
trains Of Western road Tor Springfield, ALBANY dc;
with trains Of r. w. road for Providence. AT WOrccs,
Ter with trans JOr boston, Nashua Lowell, Ftchburp
Lawrence, Manchester, Concord, &c
AZ u m. Way Passenger lraln Arriving at Wurcrs-
rJureton IN for trains to Boston, Providence,
Sprughcd, and ALBANY; ~ Worcester for trains tUs,
tom Nashua, Lowell, Flirliburp, &c.
pmnilobl Junction With ttnns to aud from Hartford ana
Providence. Reaches Worcester IN season for tue cX
press train f0r Boston
les DIT +. st. NJ ANDREWS. supt
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FOR SALE - BY the sub.


@W "a ~ scriber, Ave thorough bred North Devon
WM Bulls, from one H. three years old. Also
------A<@ number OF Cows and ieifers now IN cnll
BY the celebrated bulls Baltimore and Duke Of Devon
shire. yoke Of Devon steers years this spring All
and baltimore Stock and bred With great care on nv
farm, and cannot fi TO please those wishing for this
beautiful kind Of stock Also few pure Suffolk pigs for
breeding Also yokes Of working steers and oxen from
three years old prices from el5 10 $50 An the
HARVEY DODGE
Sutton. March Is, 1853 du nchl1
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ior anything that will surpass DR.. c. A. Hills Panacea
and Indian Medicines for the remedy of Iionorrhpa
elects Structures, Whites Pains in the Back and ons
seminal Weaknesses, Affections of the Kidneys Irra
hon Of the Ureta Gravel and all the disorders Of tho
Urinary organs without the least restriction to diet drink
exposure or change the application business These
preparations are entirely
V G 9 @ t "a b ! e
ana although powerful they will not njure in leas
the most delicate constitution. This preparation is war
Ianted TO cure the above mentioned diseases without
using any eNtera applications. With my Indian Vegea
Die Medicines rely upon thorough cure by call
wi dtf ~ 'E ~ ''
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d Y S 2 e p 5 "A,
Affections of the Liver Dropsy, Neuralgia Bronchti
and Consumptve Tendencies, Disordered State of tn
Blood Bos Seurvy and the Prostratiye Effects of Lea
Mercury General Debility and all diseases requlrn
tonic, Alternative Medicine, beyond question.
The proofs of its efficacy numerous well au
thencaed and of such peculiar character suffer
aid INV p'V-0-0
The Peruvian Svrup does not profess to be cure-a
but its is extensive, because many diseases appa
rently related and proceeding from one case may be
cured by one remedy.
The class of diseases for which the Syrup provides
is precisely that which has bafied the high
est order of medical skill The facts tangible the
witnesses accessible, and the safety and efficacy of
the Syrup incontrOvertable.
Those who may wish for opinion from DISTINGUISHED
persons respecting the character OF the Syrup cannot fail
to be satisfied with the following among numerous testi
monials in the hands of the Agents The signatures
those of gentlemen well known in the community Of Bos
ton and OF the highest respectfully.
CARD. The undersigned having experienced the bene-
fetal effects of the Peruvian syrup do not hesitate to
recommend il TO the attention of the public.
From our own experience, well from the testi-
mony of Others whose intelligence and integrity al
together unquestiOnable have doubt of its efficacy
in cases of lncpient Diseases of the Lungs and BrOn
ehal Passages, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint Dropsy,
Neuralgia &C Indeed its effects would be incredible, bit
from the high character those who have witnessed
them, and have volunteered their testimony do
ours, to its restorative power.
REy. JOHN PIERPONT, THOMAS c. AM0BY,
THOMAS A. DEXTER, PETER HARVEY,
s. II. KENDALL, NJ. D., JAMES c. DUNN,
SAMUEL MAY REV. I. WIITTEM0RE,
CERTIFICATE DIR. HAYEs-It is well known that the
medicinal effect of ProtoXidc of Iron is lost by
brief exposure to air. and that to maintain solution
deemed impossible.
BY CONDENSATION IN A WAY BEFORE uNKowN; and this
solution may replace all the proto-carbonate nitTates
and tartrates Of the Materia Mediea ,, :,
Assayer to the State of Mass Boston u S. A.
Sold by N. L. CLARK II CO. Proprietors, No S Water
street, Boston, and by all Druggists.
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A PRINTING OFFICE FOR SIOl
LOVES PATENT PORTABLE PRINTING PRESS

HV"eo IHiLHi TUniHpLE ruin l lNu FhE0O,
This wonderful invention was patented in 1856 by Mr.
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regarded TO be-wthout rival for CHEAPNESS SIM
PLlGifY, DURABILITY, AND EFfIClENCYl
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adapted to all kinds OF Printing and has no superior as
LctterCopng Press 1t docs not easily get out OF order
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ana ut rate OF 800 Impressions hour which is about
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Persons living in country places where there arc no
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These who wish to learn good trade and at the Same
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ule same ume keep Their clerks bnsy-gentlenen who
md time hang heavy upon their hands-priuters who
wish fast, cheap and reliable job press-in fact ali who
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Printed directions giving all particulars as TO working
the press with information in regard to printing general.
Circular, in pamphlet form, containing other nfOrina-
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All those who have presses with the od-fashonod
woodenrol9r can have them exchanged those with
metal ones, with the other improvements.
our presses may be exchanged at any time during IL
months, and other articles sold by u.s. satisfactory
may be returned within thirty days,
All Kinds Of printing materials furnished 70 order at
Wood Engraving executed lower than at any other place
in the country. ''''~S
PRICE LIST
PRINTING OFFICE No. / PRINTING OFFICE No a
Press by inches, 5000 Press u by IA inches $500
rouh, ltG types 800 F0nnts, 5Z26 types, 800
INK Roller, rs Ink Roller, l50
INK Bon, .2J Can Of Ink, LOO
Can of Black Ink, so Chase M
iron Chase, so Marble Slab, 100
Vuolls ANA Bearers, 80 Quoins and Bearers, so
once complete $1,000 0nce complete, $4,000
PRINTING OFFICE No. q pRINTIYG OrFfcu No .
ifess ny Y inches $1,000 Press Is by l7inches s25 90
ronnts, 54Sl types, $40 founts, 6gSs types 100
Can Of Ink 90 Ink Ruilpr ~ al
Chase, 10 Chase I'D
Marble Slab 80 Nnrblr Ink rohl Hg
pnohs ANA Bearers, 80 Qu0lns and Bearers, 100
ounce complete $1,000 Office complete, $500
Address LOWE PRESS COMPANY,
ia Washington Street Boston, Mass
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SS00 REWARD. = DIR. JEFFRIEs'
qpOOO ANTIDoTE, a Specific Mixture for the cure
of GOnorh9a elect Structures, and similar disorders 1t
makes speedy without the least restriction of diet
drink exposure change in application business Fur
therte disease cannot be contracted if dose of the
ANTlD0TE is taken when exposed Repeated expert
mcnts and long experience has proved that will radically
cure any which be produced The desirable
suit is obtained in from two to ten days. and neither
creates otends the palate and renders
essary all deviation in diet interruption usual pur
suits sound sleep healthy Digestion the disease is thus
removed speedily is consistent with the thorough
and permanent Its ingredients entirely vege
table, and injurious effect either consttuonally
locally be caused by its Price 81 per bottle
&. II; RING. General Agent, 1872 Broadway New Iork
sold by NJ. s. BURR Il CO., No. % fremont St. Boston.
d2l div
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0mrnibuses.
SpENCER I.EICESTER.

r. SPENCER, LEICESTER,
eHEsEFFE> "a CHERRY VALLEY, NEW WOR
H-lzss39 g5E-eSESE CESTER, and WORCESTER ON
80 rx-ENsSsfST-@lt - NIBUS Summer Arrangements
scAs==z-lzzlssssstt5tteE commencing May, 1883:
Leave Spencer at m. Leave No. Flaggs Block, at
?. M
Leave Leicester at s a. M, 100 p. M. leave No.
Flagg Block at 1899 a. m, and p.
Tuesday, Thursday. and Saturday Evenings: Leave
Leicester at $50, and No. Flaggs Block at oclock.
Leave Cherry Valley Is minutes after starting froIa
Leicester on each trip.
Leave New Worcester at $50 a. 1890 m. l.5t
m, 2lO p M p. M, 40 p. M; leave No. Flaggs
Block at $3.50 a. IN, 1880 II H. $50 p M, p m,
p. m.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Leicester 9l5, and Cherry Valley at $50
Leave City Hall at p. III.
Leave New Worcester at 10 a. IN and p. m. Leave
City Hall at close OF meetings.
Express Business promptly attended to.
L. b. STONE & CO, Prop'rs
Worcester, March, 1889 diff nichl9
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H., BAY STATE MORGAN

H. BAY STATE MORGAN
NfzWS Inc Fay State Morgan is fast trotting Sal
u.S-2. nvn I'VE years old, dark bay color with black
AZ a name tail and limbs weighing ten hundred and
a p AVA ohe-eghth Black Hawk seveneights Nor
H. ~ i ~ Tor every use he cannot be eycellcd
900 ~ py BLACK Morgan that died some four wears
ot ~ ' ,, Mass. and owned by Twiehe The
nusr ui bny state was sired by old Morrill, and no
gsnS le aS 9y 3a BLACK Hawk eBay State viii
ssAe ~ vtceste Mass this season. Terms nloderote
and good stock warranted II the doctor wantS b,
tht wiil go mile In three minutes or less and nn,n
yu ROADSTER, WIN good dsposton,-or III tho pentie
man wants pleasant driving horse with eracal sctin
D0u ana noble igurcor the farmer horse that n toh
strong and steady IN any place, and fast when he desro
t,-they should raise their colts from the BAY state
WIZ you please examine him before you give your pat.
The Bay state MORAN, Of our best judges saws IL
the best pattern Of Ethan Allen he ever saw with n
better breast Shoulder and limbs and Is altogether
perfect horse. LEANDER EATON, agent,
Inyn uGWcOWJm" " Main St. Worcester
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IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED
DIR. HILL,
Physician Accoucher, Author othe Causes History ant
Cure ofSecret Diseases
sc Main Street, Worcester, Mass,

= - > -''
Where he will continue as heretofore IN consult with
the afflicted of either sex personally or bv letter R
HILL considers surperuou to allude TO the universal
success which has attended his practice since he estab
llshed an once IN Worcester
The Doctor has arranged his offices that patient
comes in contact with another lie has great pleasure
iins that S b PUa LION ~ ny reaoes Oh ms aver
o1mior tmronean Tep,o ny 5 io, pSon 4 i9ty
fr, the ORIGINAL recine ~ tho Iats 70
cian Sir VIM. james of London ihe title Of this nvau-
able remedy is Sir William James Uterine Cathocon
the Ladies' Secret Friend 1t will be found GER
tain remedy, and fail in the immediate
i VI stoppaees 3l ue monthly eatamena whites
anu am ienS VI eic haiFleu luS whose heath
Mii oe t o al, increase o. nanny VII hu II GER
tam preventive put AT tc same time It is necessary to
carriage sure to be the result It is perfectly harmless
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4 NEW ENGLAND SETTLEMENT
"A IN NEW JERSEY. - The Hammonton
Tract of Land in New u erscy has become the
central point of extensive emigration from the New
England States and the British Provinces with large c-
cessions from Pennsylvania and Illinois, Ohio and
other Western States During the year 1858 over 200
farms purchased and $50 houses built and occupied
in the settlement The second and last division of this
tract consisting of about Fifteen Thousand Acres has
been surveyed and is offered for sale, III Farms of
Twenty Acres, and upwards, on terms favorable all
actual settlers Titles perfect.
For price Of farms terms N.Y. apply personally or by
Boston, or to RICHARD l. BYRNES, at Hanmonton
who will promptly reply to all letters
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parts of certificates received by me during the last eic
teen months VIII you read them? and If your condition
write me letter. and will tell you plainly and honestly
what you need.
Dr. Hill cured me in three days of a private disease
office. II II T.. NilIhurv
Dr. II-Sir, Your valuable medicines have permanent
~ cured me of seminal Weakness which has affected me
badly for the Last five years. a. c. D., Barre Mass
Dr Ehll-PlcaSe send me lie of Drops for n friend
OF nlne VINO is in trouble Sc the same kind you sold
Dr. Hill am nearly cured Think i shall need
one bottle more OF Syrup perhaps some more Of
ie ns ro"oer 5n know best Send soon
This was bad case of syphilis. - -
Dr. l has treated an old of private disease for
me- and cured me- which has troubled by pains in the
iloS' Dack and joints, for the last twelve years.
Dr. Hill cured in six weeks of an old case of svnhis
contracted in the stInies in 1850 are at liberty
10 insert the above il you think best Cant. II. w.
". Hn makes use of no remedies which faint the
breath or offend the stomach but directly upou the
disease speak from experience.
Co. Rutland, Mass.
TO FEAIALES.-An disease peculiar to females Ms
impressions, irregularities, &c. speedily and eectually
w The French Periodical Drops and Pills or the
years - - 800 son
Dr. Hills "Preventive for married ladies sent in apv
direction from observation Price So Persons al
distance may consult Dr. HILL by letter. post paid de
scDng their case can have medicines securely nut I'm
ana explicit directions for Office arranged with sep
tor - -
Dr. H. makes no charges for short consultations Post
wee should enclose small fee sufficient to compensate
for the time required to write the answer.
~ Once hours from a. to 8 p m.
Very respectfully, Or. Q. A. HILL
Office No. 81 Main street, Worcester.
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Row Els IMPR0YEni

IFirst /were taken within 60 days during last II
ICiass summer over all other competitors clirn. Is
IPreni ing Six Points Of Improvement. Call and IS
Inns 4 examine Rail Road Track and Mining ~ I
Scale, a. Ton Hay, Coal and Cattle Scale ~ ~
lands Ton Depot Scale, which are set II Ao/
/up on the floor Of the Store and which ~ /./
Twin be taken apart and set up in . few /S/T/
minutes TO convince the purchaser Of their n ZS/
/simplcy and wonderful accuracy. AAT
J, HOWE, u. Maker Brandon, u AZ
FRANK E. HOWE, 191 Broddsody,
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9ouhs, Stationery, 1T.
A SPLENDID CHANCE FOR BOOK
"a ENTS
A Complete Commentary for rs cents,
IN GILT, $1,OO.
THE COTTAGE TESTAMENT,

lfrom President Sears, of Brown University
O. -, Providence, June g. 1889
- ), ClouGh Co.-Dear SirS The Cottage Polvqlott
testament answers the purpose for which it prepared
letter than any work know Of. Few Sabbath School
teachers after knowing its character will willing to
dispense with ii. II SFAI{S
From Hon Abraham Payne.l
5. Cloueh d CO.-Gentlemen Il have examined fbe
Cottage Poyglott Testament and find it well adapted to
It's purpose, Of furnishing teachers and pupils the Sun
gay schools OF what commonly called the Eyanoel-
ca denominations, with portable, cheap, and at the
same time sufficiently full commentary. Yours
iT0yldencc, June u, 1883. ABRAHAM PAYNE,
ms valuable work commends itself to every Teacher
ana Schotdf -Rer. DR.. Walter Clarke, Nelc FORK GIN
~ the best 'Udde mecum or pocket Testament that
ford, Conn. - ' -"''
ut is admirable for its sound teachnos and
d., albany, NJ 4 ''' "N'"SN'' ~
Sunday schools supplied at liberal discount Copies
mailed free Of postage on receipt Of price
Address, S. CLOUGH Il CO., Providence or j. s. GIL
MAN ~ Beckman street New York. dtf jvl
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Sold by ". L. CLARK II CO. Proprietors, No. S Water
street. Boston, and by all Druggists.
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FRENCH ARD AMERICAN CONFECTIONERY
nOE'S SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF
A NEW ENGLAND SETTLEMENT

~ LIME, AND PURE GROUND BONE-UnequalIed
by any Fertilizers in the Market and always reliable,
Farmers, try them. Cash paid for Bone.
COE COMPANY. 10 BroAd street. Boston.
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ral mercantile and manufacturing wealth. goupd noNev
people. - ~ ~ ~ '~n' MO pso2o'y W No
10 the second-Jhat am in favor Of tn .or,,,,,r
~ nc enlargement OF the canals according 70 law
,vs commencement OF navigation next sprios.-bsyns
,h,r that when completed by reason Il
Jsr capaciy they win defy all competition; and mn
Ssnsi ae Jaaoas manage oen pay inleres on he
short period. ' piincph wlnin 0 reasonably
70 NE III IN my opinion the Legislature ,hou en-
s .aa ~ sna 10 the izs ms oil tbs fote Al
a. umes Inc use o. he canals RAILWAYS ~ hs s,a.s
the clzeps OF other Ststes Sc q py tben managers 70
ksa Bn the pasage OF which advocatS =. ns NE RE
10 HxsRy q REILLY Chairman and Hucn m A, .EJo aN
tary, OF ae Clinton League, New York ~ AkH, seere
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United States Circuit Court.
noHr,rr v,.J~ r.
SUPREME CONVERSATIONAL TERM.
nafrro ur,, v,rAnn C.,t1.o~lnl .

Now 2-Wiuiam Chambessain and others rs AUg,ssss
Scel and othsThs suit 10 recover about q 900
paid as duties under protest on six appropriations Of almonds,
dberts and wanuts The consignmcnts arrived here in
January February and March last and were charged u
tics under tho tariff law, varying from thirty twenty
four per cent ad vacrem, which paid under the
usual protest. as the importers claim that goods IRE adj
mssole as "fruits green, ripe dried" at eight per
cent I'D yalorcm, Verdict for The defendants.
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Twelfth Anniversary Of the Academy IL
Medicine,

The twelfth anniversary Of the New York Acade-
my Of Medicine celebrated last evening at the Ninth
street Dutch Reformed church. DR.. Wateou presided
The exercises opened by the Rev. Dr. Auhenberg,
pastor Of st. Luke's Hospital, with prayer, after which
Dr. Roberts was introduced and pronounced bis "Eslo
rum upon Medical Science.n He showed the advan
age Of pubic hygiene and M benefit TO the citizen In pre-
serving the health of towns and cities. BY tevery man
becomes his DOCTOR and Is enabled 10 administer IN
cases of family sickness.
The rest Of the Discourse mainly euogstc Of the
physician benevoence devotion and zeal IN prosecuting
lis profession showing at the same ue the romance and
reality of the physicians lifc.
Tho discourse was listened to with marked attention by
refined though not very numerous audience, and was
frequently greeted with applause.
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The Turf

PHuAmnpBIA, Oct. 3l--Purse, mile heats, best three in
Ave. under the saddle.
W. woodruff entered blk. g. Lancet. ........1 L
D. TaloaD entered br. b. Geo. NJ Patcfnn 2 : 2
Time, 22s1-225A-2z7,
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Mr.. 5. G. boDy
nv EsrKm,D FHIESDi have received your appreciate
favor Of the 5th Inst, and have thoroughly Informed my
self Of its conteRts.
You know what have been my ideas the question Of
the Transit and that my views that satisfactory
rangment Of the matter will strengthen and bind the rela
tons between the United States and Nicaragua For thi
reason insist that they 60 ahead with contract Ire.
turn to the belief that Ia II thcrc will BIO great dcul
" in the substance Of the busincss but viii be
sary to call together again the Assembly, which, think,
viii take place In short time. Tho hs Of this month Is
the term which was conceded to Mons Belly to comply
with certain conditions and up to-day there has been
no notice OF him. and s hardly possible that ne VIII
come in tho fcw days that remain.
am pleased 70 know that tho company Is preparing the
means Tor the Transit aud trust You may arrange all
for to speak frankly 10 you the principal oonly obsorva.
ton that Is made against your company that IT may
want the put the Transit in operation In short
time
desire anxously TO zee Mr. Dmtry hcec. His mission,
hero has pleased me much--not only because ne V
friend who highly appreciate, but because know his
political vews, and hope much from the good exercise
a his charge. sorry that he stayed in Costa Rsca,
and hope he viii not be detained there
NAVAL TnfHn1fncuNN.
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Naval IntclIiUc,aes

Lieut. Robert Scldon has been ordered to the Wyandot
IN place Of Lieut. r. @ Duvol, detached. Lieut. r. W
jssfou mas been ordered TO the Naval Academy.