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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-12

Eighteen members Of the Commun,
have declared themselves inclined t
treat.
A special dispatch from Versailles to
the Tribune, on Monday, states that the
insurgents made two sorties on Sunday,
one sgainst Chatillon Plateau A
sharp fusilade was kept up for two
hours. Both sorties were repulsed
ten thousand men occupied Chatillon.
A Versailles brigade. about leaving
was ordered to remain, and reinforce
meLts were sent forward. =
The Breach In Port MailIot-An AZ.
tack Expected Tomorrow The
Central Committee Desperate.
Worlds Specially . :,
PARIS, April 1.-THE breach in Por,
Msilot is practicable, and an assault
upon it is expected tomorrow. The
Commune are barricading every street.
They have more than a hundred thou.
sand desperate men at their command,
and the work OF carrying the barricades
will be fearfully bloody.
Your correspondent to-day has again
interviewed the Central committee.
They confessed disappointment and dis
gust at the work Of the Commune, which
has aped that OF the revolutionists Of
1898. They say their folly will alien,
ate the Provinces and array all the
world against u.s. We must resume the
power we entrusted to the Commune
they are incapable Of legisiating. We,
who created them, must Set them aside.
Nothing is left for US now but to ami.
hilate Versailles or be forever lost.
PANS. April 1.-THE Communal
authorities have redoubled their pre-
cautions against the departure of per
sons from the city without passports
Dombrowski reports the complete oc-
cupation OF Asuires by the Nationals
and the effective operation of the iron
clad cars on the Versailles d ST. Ger
maine railway. Affairs at Port Maillot
have improved for the Nationals, who
repaired during the night the damages
caused by the cannonsde in the day
time. 1t is said that Herr Won Fabrice
has informed the Government at Yer
sailles that the Paris Commune has
notified him of its determination to
stop traffic on the Northern railway.
General L'Admirault commands the
forces around Mont Valerien, and Gen
eral Cissey these on the plain OF
Chatilon.
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INcESDIARIsN-A couple OF weeks
since four attempts were made to burn
out Captain S. A. Burnap, near West
Columbia. The first night an engine
house at one of the salt wells was
twice fred, within an hour but each
time extinguished before any. damage
was done. The next night the cooper
shop was fired, and shortly after it was
put out, the engine house that was set
on fire the night before was discovered
to be eagain burning, but fortunately that
was also extinguished. The Captain
tSaced up the author Of these attempts
to burn him out, and found him 10 be
lad OF thirteen or fourteen years ol
age Owing to family connections and
youth Of the boy, the Captain has de-
clined to prosecute him this time
Mason County Journal
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CONNECTICUT.
Meeting of the Board OF Cauvassers.

neetiuk VI tue noSiN VI
HARTFORD, April 1.-THE Board o'
Canvassers met to-day and postponed
the canvass for Governor and State
officers until the 2lst. Unofficial GER
tifcates were issued to the Congress-
men elect, Strong Starkweather and
Barnum. but owing to the close vote in
the Second District none was given to
kellogg. Kendrick appeared by coun'
sci and claimed that the Board OF Can
vassers is the final Judge OF the cleo
ton, and asked that the votes .or him
put into the wrong box in New Haven
and elsewhere be counted for him. The
hearing of this question was postponed
till the 22l.
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A Had Beginning.

The word comes to US from The Land
Of Green Ginger (Buckhannon) that on
Monday last a son Of Rev. Mr.. Brown,
living near that place, stole a valuable
horse belonging to Mr.. Jaspa. y.
Westfall, OF Brushy Fork, and then,
calling upon his "ladye love- a daugh-
ter OF Mr.. Henry Winemiller, Of the
same neighborhood, induced her to
elopc with him. Together upon the
one horse they wended their way
through Weston, and thence We know
not where. The Deputy Sheriff OF
Upshur county. Mr. William McNul,y,
was in hot pursuit but at latest accounts
had found no traces Of the fugitires.-
Weston Democrat
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Lynch Law In virgipia

SrAUNroS, Va, April ll.-Thomas
Hodge, a noted desperate. horse thief
and murderer, who shot and fatally
wounded Mr.. Whitlock, on Friday
night last, was taken from the Jail In
this place, about 10 o'clock this morn,
ing, by mob and hanged. Hodges had
shot and killed four men in this locality
before he shot Mr.. Whitlock. This Is
the first act OF lynching that ever oc-
CURED in this community, and is uni
versally condemned.
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Explosion in Oil Works.

CLEVELAND, April ll.-Early this
morning an agitator at the oil works Of
Hussey. Paine & Co. exploded with
great violence. The shock was felt all
over the city, and in the vicinity Of the
works many windows were broken. No
lives were lost. About eight hundred
barrels of oil were burned. Loss about
$1,000
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NEW YORK.
The Erie Railroad and its English
STOCK holders.

Stock holders.
New YORK, April lin the exami'
nation by President Rolston, of the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company
Yesterday, in reference to Erie stock
claimed by English stockholders, the
fac, was disclosed that in December
1870, and January. ISL, about four
thousand certificates taken possession
OF bv Coleman, had been presented 10
the Farmers Loan and Trust Company
and Cancelled, and that a new issue OF
stock represented by these certificates
had been issued by the Erie Railroad
Company and countersigned by the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company.
Upon the basis OF this cancellation,
therefore. it is concluded that the stock
the Erie Railroad Company proposes
to issue to Heath, Raphael and others
would be an over issue, and conse-
ouently worthless. Further examina-
ton of the Erie stock books was had,
and near two thousand shares OF stock
claimed by the English stockholders
were identified.
Another Accident ON the Erie Rail
raad.
HowELLs, y. y, April l0.-An acci'
dent occurred near here Yesterday fore
noon, resulting in the destruction OF
seven oil cars, two cars of lumber and
two cars OF grain. The train was
bound east on the Erie railway, and
when two miles west Of this place broke
in two parts. The forward part was
quickly brought to halt, and the rear
coming after at q rapid rate ran into II
and struck with such force that the fire
was Jared out of the engine, which
communicating with the OIL cars, load,
ed with unrefined kerosene, set them on
fire. The tanks almost Immediately
burst, and before ANYTHING could be
done the entire train was in flames.
The cars were completely destroyed and
the track was ruined Tor over three
hundred rods, the ties being burnt under
the rails and the rails melted into all
sorts OF shapes. A quantity OF timber
and underbrush along the side Of the
track being very dry was also entirely
DESTROYED. The flames were seen TO
shoot upward over hundred feet
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Mr.. Dawes proceeded to explain the
amendments and the action Of the se-
lect committee to which they had been
referred.
Mr.. Cox addressed the House in con-
demnation OF all deficiency bills.
After further debate, without finish
ing the bill, the House adjourned.
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P,asssrxh and Cs..e,lsviIIe R..s

The total length of the read to Balti-
more is 325 miles, and from Pitut urgh
to Conference.-The division now com.
ple,ed-149 miles Express trains.
when running regularly. will make the
time in eleven hours TO Baltimore, aud
ten hours to the National Capital. by
the Point OF Rocks route. Ofcourse there
is q great deal of work vet to do, but
when all is completed the total cost Of
the road will foot up the sum Of g.,
0Oo, 600
On next Monday through passenze,
trains will likely oommence running
there being ons train each way daily.
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WASHINGTON.
The Amnesty Bill in the senate,

The Amnesty Bill In the Senate.
WASHINGTON, April lin order to
consider the amnesty bill from the
House, the Senate will have to modify
its rule prescribing subjects of business
for the present session An effort
will be made in that direction after the
Ku-Klux bill is acted upon. Senators
adhere to the opinion that q vote will
be reached upon the bill Thursday, and
think the prospects are favorable for
the adjournment Of the session on
Saturday.
Armisticc Signed.
The armistice between Spain and the
Pacific Republics was signedto day, at
the Department of State The condi-
tions are, First, The armistice cannot
come to an end, unless notification to
that effect has been given three years
before hostilities may be resumed
Second, Trade is to be resumed at once,
between belligerents as well as neutrals;
Third, Negotiation for general peace to
begin next week.
Personal.
Vice President Coliax will leave Mon
day next for his home in South Bend,
where he will remain until the assem-.
bling Of the extra session Of the Senate.
Benjamin F. Wade, having closed
his duties as President Of the San Do
mingo Commission, returned to Ohio
this morning. The testimony taken bv
the Commissioners and volumnous
documentary evidence are now being
printed a: the Government office. Dr.
Howe is still here, and will probably
remain until the testimony is printed.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, April H.
SENATE.

Mr.. Sherman offered the following {:
That the committee on Finance is here.
by instructed, during The recess OF Con-
gress, to carefully examine the existing
system Of taxation, with a view to pro-
pose such amendment to the bill OF the
House repeating certain taxes, now
pending in the Senate, as will simplify
and reduce both the internal taxes and
the duties on imported goods now in
force, and in such manner that the ag-
gregate Of such taxes shall not exceed
the sums required to execute the laws
relating 10 the public debt and current
expenditures Of the government, ad-
minis,ered with the strictest economy,
so that taxes NAV be so distributed as to
impose the least possible burden on the
people. The resolution was laid over
until To- o-morrow. ...
The general amnesty bill, passed
Yesterday by the House, was read
twice and laid on the table.
Mr.. Robertson gave notice that he
would ask the Senate to take up the
bill before the session Of Congress
ended.
Mr.. Edmunds then gave notice: |
shall object.
Mr.. Robertson replied that he want
ed to see whether there was majority
OF the Senate disposed to object
The resolution to admit Messrs.
Blodgett and Goldthwait coming up In
order, it was, on motion Of Mr.. Ed
munds, laid on the table by vote OF
10 yeas to Il nays.
The Ku-Klux bill was then taken up,
and after debate, and without . vote,
upon the bill, the Senate adjourned.
On motion Of Mr.. Randall, Senate
bill TO par Mr.. Schenck his salary as
Minister to England was taken from the
Speakers table end passed.
Mr.. McCrary, from the committee on
Elections reported q resolution declaring
that the election for members OF Con
gress held in Tennessee on the Sih o'
November. 1870, was held on the day
fixed BY law, and therefore was moi
void, which was adopted.
The House then proceeded to the
consideration OF the Senate amend
msats TO the deficiency bill
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miners, and boldly announce that they
will not protect blacklegs.
George Finney, an operator, while
walking through the woods near his
works this afternoon. was shot at, q
large pistol ball passing through his
hat. He saw two men running away,
but was unable to identify them. Every
body is excited, some despondent, others
hopeful.
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'auvre and 1ssy SheIled-YersaiIles
Troops Gaining Efforts
for Cancellation.

4 dispatch from Versailles. on the
.JIh inst, says: Yesterday forts Vauvre
snd lssy were shelled.
The insurgents at Chstillou twice at
:scked our troops, and were repulsed.
The funeral OF the Generals killed in
lie hattie Of Neuilly, took place to-day
sDd WAS attended by immense crowds
Of people.
The official journal guardedly depies
that the National Assembly is in favor
~ Kingdom as the Government
Of France, but saws pointedly that Ma
po.eonism and Communism must perish
The insurgent losses in the last two
iays, II IS officially stated, were 500 ;
here was no very hard fighting.
Ihe Versailles troops are steadily
gaming ground, and the military situa-
%oa has become exceedingly critical for
|e Commune, both on the western and
southern sides. Forts Montrouge and
anv7es were 80 vigorously kombsrded
.Hii became necessary TO postpone the
-:.7c'ion Tor vacancies. In the canvass
ne voters in many places were under
TIensral Henrys escape is reaffirmed.
!he cafes on the Boulevards were
Ssed last night BY q military force.
eaofts tor conciliatiou are making.
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SUGAR Cured Dried Beef
TUyr RECHyEp TWO TIERC8 OF
81 DaviS bsA r J. a4YTH,
- OR. Narfst and Quincy afssa
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RaiIroaos.
BOSTON 4 ALBANY RAILROAD

BOSTON b ALBANY RAILROAD
BOSTON AND WORCESTER DIVISION.
n WINTER IR ARRANGEMENT, commencing on MON
PAsSEYGER TRAINS leavr worcester.
r. pg BI9ston at 52O eSp s25 exp ana 94S M ard
i sSTR S aSa s5 y sS II trains START from tn.
'oTT 6r a al others from the upper station.
Ashland at 100 and 9.45 a nj, LAO and 500 m.
a. "a y n framngham, 42O 100, 925 and 9.45 m,
For Milford, at 200 and 8 Is M LAO and a4Opm.
For VILE VILE, az 7VG and a45 m, 20 and 500 m.
snG ,Barighton at 100 and 945 m, and 500 m Pas
train 10 the same stations can also take the lao
train VIII huck and there change to the SaXonvile
wards winch leaves Natick twentyseven minutes after
otbpr 20 m train every day except Nor day;a
SUNDAY very ay day day except Sunday.
at ass I'm @ rom Albany leaves the lower station
dsy SS aIy Nal! leaves Lower station ct $50 NJ 1on
FFG W., ~ Ieavo Boston as follows:
sx 400 express to FgSmSgbsm IA M @ SS
800 G sk SeT Work via Springfield saoe4 M 400 exp
S SSw York, ~ via Norwich $40 exp. m.
s TeiiS9rG 7GS i3G gsB. "a $50 exp pm
Cco c,5aN 100 m, LIZ, lax is5Pp M
Soa aIS''a Fra an *, IaQ AaO $40 Exp M
exp 400 4SO exp, 800 So exp 800 oV cx no
NstIck, 100, Ioam, 80 2l5, 400 500 saO a M on
MillburE, lQ0 ar, 40 m 'VV' ''V' o'VV' "aoPm
s s,aHXSnyyille "a lQ0H9am, 500 pm.
Milford, 100. $50 exp a M 2I5exD Aoo-
Sunday n Trans rams runs daily except sunda1 II"
Hew newton south birmingham WoreestacT oi{PIng az v
$50 am. O. o. RiTSsFrf g s,m New York AZ
A. FIRTH, Asst supt Boston,. ''''
ImWhSS,it5IEh AND SPRINGFIELD DIVISTON
nnda,i otceser Tor Albany and Way Stations fsccar,
pm. y - 'i'a ooo' SVV am, and AS
dor sew York and Albany (express) 1905 m and IN
NJ s y IN. New York Sunday mail leaves at To- 05 ~
a, nleeplhg cars viii leave Springfield for RocLesar
uMly, connecting with 4, 30 m train ~ 'ueS'eE
meaNe opfingneld for Worcester at 200 TI5 II 9Oan
a. 10 eAp 4OO sly exp m. Albany Sunday express "a
n sunday mail 1925 a IN Monday) f' WV
VI HalL1kfoAD CoEEECTIoEs.-At Albany with tbe Nou
5 ok central Troy and Greenbsh and Hudson Rive,
Ma d A. chatham with the Harlem and Hudson
a a b9st9n Railroads AZ State Line with the Ho1sa
Eortb S@d 1 ~ littshed with the Pttsfied and
HoII ADAMS, and Stockbrdge and PtsAeld RaiIrosds
A. Mestneid with tho Hampshire and Hampton RaToad
All SpP.lseld with the Hartford Nav Haven and Spring
III N ana Connecticut River Railroads. At Palmer viii
tnNvn ana Lou3n rainier and Willimantic, and Becher
ow b anu Amherst Railroads At Worcester Junction
MI 1I he tr9yidence and Worcester Worcester anS
+'"'n""' anu NorWlch and Worcester Railroads
Z. y. RUSSELL. Sup't, Springfield
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H. A. BLOOD,
Tnehburg jan ., 1871 S" 9tf b. T. f. r. III II
1870 CHESHIRE RAILROAD
- W WINTER ARRANGEMENT-Comm

ing MONDAY, Dec. u, 1870 'H'"e
ITans leave Worcester, Foster Street Depot at 80
NJ LIP g. m, and 40 p Fltchbnrg al O. 80 a. M and
lows Falls. ''' ' anu i'o'
Making connections at Bellows Falls with Rutland A
PnIlheion K H. for Rutland Saratoga, Burlington &c
also with VI Central 4. 4 for Windsor White Riyef
SSuncuon connecting with Conn. and PasSumpsc River
ollrg, Montreal. &c. ~ g
Tickets to all points north for LEI No Foster sir,at
WorceSter-J. BARNARD, Agent.
EaTe as low as by any route and distance less
Splendid Sleeping Cars ON Night Trai, for West
Slu Nof'h' -. R, STEWART, Supt
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40 ~. BAMPSON, Agent,
~ uu ~ Central Wharf. Boston

" n,
ANCH OR LINE STEAMERS
- Sail
Every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY to and from
,,, NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
cammlng al Londonderry to land Mails and Passengers
a. ne steamers Of this fayOre line built expressly
Ior the Atlantic Passenger Trade, and fitted up in eyer
respect with all the modern improvements calculated
sengcrs. $3.50 VI pas
mo PASSAGE RATEs-PAYABLE IN CURRENCY.
~ GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL AND LONDONDERRY
tlrst Cabin S65 and SIS, according TO location Cabin
return Tickets, $780, securing best accommodatinns
intermediate, S33 SteeTage, S6
Parties sending for their friends IN the ola Co,,,,r,
can purchase tickets at reduced rates For irber MY
N. Y. or to RICE x WHIT \ fi,o"ihs Ireeh,
mh1 d&w6m Morocco. ,,
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BOSTON, CLINTON a. FITCHBGRG
RAILROAD
Mansfield and birmingham Division,
WINTER ADVANCEMENT,
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
TRAINS GOING NORTTn.

mi IckeIsl and baggage checked through nom
ihe 10 20 ~ train from South birmingham connects
WIN trains from b. a. A. r. r. from Worcester and lie
west Also the up-trains from Mansfield sonnet nd
Soutm IN birmingham with trains going via g. T. R.
X, me go A. NJ train from Worcester connectE with
trains leaving South Framingham at 1920 A N for
Marina Vineyard, New Bedford, Fall River Newport
II. A. BLOOD,
F,tcbhnrc 1o, . ,o,, supt: b. c. & f. r: h.
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THOROUGHBRED "pRTV nm mn =;
= This celebrated four mile Horse bred -.
stsutest racing blood and winner Of any lo nom the
41nohg WI en- was the four mile race at 1eraIne
~ ~ looo WIN make the present season at nv stah
~ paya9e a. time Of service For pedigree and de-
spl ann JOHN E. RUSSELL.
Leicester,
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~ FOR SALE-In Boylston, a good
H..i Farm of ll3 acres20 in wood, the balance
well Divided good two story house, well arranged
for two families; good barn with CELLAR plenty
of shed ROOM wood house. shop cider mill in good
ming order; ice houses good neighbOrhood. Will be
sold for the low price of $500.
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WESTWARD, HO = Tickets for tn
West BY all routes and for all points South h
bAkhAkD, y. q and Cansda Express ONCE, Cromp
ton Bioch Mecnhnic street, where all inform elton va
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SALE AND EXCHANGE STABLE,

desire to inform the public that am constantly re-
celVng sound Western Horses selected with careful
reference to the wants oil this Market and that now
nave stock good young Horses both for carriage and
draught Orders for Horses to Match or Saddle Horses
carefully filled.
All stock sold by me will be guaranteed to be as
represented.
may befound at Leicester Sale Stable every forenoon
and at s. T. Towards Livery Stable Foster st. every
afternoon.
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~ FOR SALE-A splendid Farm of 80
; acres of very pro 'uctve land; all can be powsd;
in good eultiyaton; nice Fruit Of various kinds
lands lay to the south; very pleasant location;
\ miles from Lincoln So nice story house. all in
perfect repairs barn nearly new, with splendid CELLAR
one of the peasantest suburban residences in the city
I e.
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EHlAuDO III WORCESTER r., X,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT - Commencing on
ter SNA ''i7 ~ "OtNe'
Leave Fchburg, 8. m, 1850 and 55Upm
South fttchburg, sos a. m, 1854 and 654 D. m
Leominster, Sl2 a. M, 100 and 500 D. m
Gates Crossing SIT a, m, LOT and OF. D. M,
frau Junction 20 a. m, LIS and 6. Is D. IN.
STERLING Center, 1888 a. M, L20 and $50 D. M
passenger Trains for Fitchburg--
Leave worcester, $50 and II. Is a. NJ ana 4 20 n m
Sterilng Junction, 7O7 and II 81 a. M. and 200 D. NJ
SteInng Center, Ia and r. D. M and SOS n m
r rFaet Junction 729 M, and IL and SIS p M
Tates crossing 1925 a. M, l222 and 5.24 G. a.
EeOnllnsler 1.5O q. m II 30 and 5 30 D. M
TTouln Flcnburg. 7Jl a. m. 23g and 81 D m
HAlLkoAD CoNGECTIOEs.- AT FitChburR ali Trains RI,
nee neeI with the Cheshire and Rutland & Burington r.
Tor all points NORTH ana w, "e'Vii A. ~
me ~ and II 10 a. trains from Worcester 7nnec,
and BrSttleboro' ~ AZ ~ iVi "le''lhelo
Icy " a. M and u tram from FItchburg CON
ecI a. oIcester with Boston d. Worcester Providence
w. " orcester Norwich & Worcester Railroads and
field. ~ U 'i'e "c9' VIA oprngS
INC 55o P m tram from Fchburg connects az Wor
Seser wlih Norwich & Worcester Steamboat Train fa,
Ne Once noE F va New london H. A. BLOOD. Supt
Fitchburg, Jan. 2, 1871, diff
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49, FOR SALE-10 miles from WorceS-
Hi; ter good Cottage House. in thorough repair 4
&liA lighted windows; goo barn. ~ acres of first
quality land in high state of cultivation; over
100 good fruit trees IL miles from Depot; good neigh
borhood; SCHOOL, had 100 bills Of frnit last
year; will be sold for the low price OF $780, location
where blacksmith smuch needed; plenty OF work and
good pay. L. A. ELY co.
as diff
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VERMONT AND MASSACHUSETTS
~. AND md TROY AND GREENFIELD RAILROAD.
ll.5l am '' - - ~
Special Train will leave Worcester every Saturday
ioI Greenfield and Brattleboro' at 400 m.
Leave Hoosac Tunnel for Boston at 500 a M and Ito
m. -
Leave Greenfield for Boston at 9.s5 a and 2sO m.
Lef Bra teboro' for Boston at 300 a and l.50
A Special Train will leave Greenfield or Boston every
Monday at 400
o. T. RUGGLEs, SUPP.
Fitchburg Mass, July a. 1870. DIFF ie2h
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&c FOR SALE - In New Worcester,
@ about ID acres of land, two streets on elevated
A-ground, and we'll worthy the attention ofbuyers;
near the terminus of the horse railroad and the splendid
residences very desirable for building lots; will be
sold low. Terms easy.
apps diff L. A ELY A. co
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49, FOR SALE miles from Worcester.
near church, school and store a good cottage NJ
ILL rooms, well painted and papered; acre Of land
apples, pears, cherries, &c. Price Slnna NM
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~ FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for
l6;;i good house and barn In the city, Farm of so
Mlll acres in good cultivation plenty of fruit pleas
.n-ant location; 81 miles from the city, in Shrews-
bury. Said farm will keep head of stock the year
through; good buildings and IN good repair.
L. 4. ELY & co.