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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-13
COUNTY NEWS.

Hon. Alvah Crocker of Fitchburg has gone to
Europe, and will be absent two months.
The Milford gaslight company have recently
put in a large new holder.
Mr.. J. F. Parker, late of the Fskdalc house.
Sturbridge, is to take charge of the Edwards
house, Southbridge.
A committee was chosen at a town meeting in
Westboro, last week, to consider the expediency
of constructing reservoir on the common for
the towns use.
Mcssrs j. r. & j. Z. Proutv, of Spencer, have
just completed new MILL in close proximity to
their coarse wire works, for drawing coarse
wire from rods. They have furnished it with
improved machinery, manufactured by Messrs
Wakefield & Goodman, Worcester, which will
enable them to fill their orders with dispatch.
An attempt was made one day last week to
burn one of the school houses in Milford, at a
time when there were over two hundred children
in tine building. A burning match, or some
other ignited substance, was thrust through one
of the window-nettngs over basement win
dow, and dropped in a box of shavings and
llindlings. This, of course, produced a quick
blaze of fire and an almost sitting smoke. 1t
was discovered few minutes after the fire was
set the alarm was given, and the children were
got out of the various rooms as rapidly as posi-
bic. Before the fire was extinguished, the greater
part OF the floor timberS and the under side of
the floor boards were charred, and in one place
the fire had made its appearance in the room
above. This is the second attempt that has been
made to burn that school house.
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WASHINGTON, Nov 12.-The barometer will
probably continue high, with clear weather, to-
night, followed by cloudy weather Monday in
the middle and eastern states. The cloud and
rain will extend very generally over the MssiS-
sippi valley and eastward over the Ohio valley
and Luke Huron: increasing southcrly winds
on Lake Michigan tonight; elsewhere danger
Gus winds are not ANTICIPATED
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IN Francisco, Nov. 12-Capt. Barker, of
lie ship Japan, wrecked on East Cape, ST.
2, IN October of last year, when eight men
drowned, after wintering with the ESqu-
and suffering great hardshps, joined
hayes and the crew OF bark 0riole, which
IN behring sea in June. After sailing to
US places In Alaska on the little shooner
BOURNE which finally became unsea-
and abandoned, all arrived here to-day
victoria They had been given up as
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SPECIAL MEETING OF THE WORCESTER AND
NASHUA RAILROAD STOCKHoLDERs.-A special
meeting of the stockholders of the Worcester
and Nashua railroad company was held at Nat
ural History hall, on Saturday. The first arti-
Gle in the call Of the meeting was ito see il the
Stockholders will authorize the directors to unite
with the Fitchburg railroad company in taking
lease of the contemplated Lancaster railroad,
under statutes 1871, chapter $780," The presi-
dent, F. Ii. Kinnicutt, explained the location of
the road as Ink in new and desirable line
from this city to Boston, reducing the distance
by the northern route from sixty-three to fifty
SIX miles, and opening railroad communications
wlthseveral important towns.
Hon. Stephen Salisbury SAID he was instructed
by the directors of the road to offer the motion
authorizing them to make the lease, and that
this course was adopted to preserve travel to the
Worcester and Nashua road which would other
wise be diverted, and TO open a new route to
Boston. The question being taken the directors
were authorized to make the lease by unani-
nous vote.
The second article was "to see if the stock
holders will accept of an act of the legislature
of Massachusetts, approved May 5, 1871, entitled
'aG act TO authorize the Worcester and Nashua
railroad company to hire the road Of the Nashua
and Rochester railroad company" Mr.. Sails.
bury presented an affirmative vote, which was
unanimously carried.
The third article, "to see if the stockholders
will authorize the directors to hire or take a
lease of the contemplated Nashua and Rochester
railroad in the state of New HAMPSHIRE for n
term OF years" was taken up, and a vote was
unanimously passed authorizing the directors
to take such lease for period of not less than
twenty years, at six per cent on the cost of the
road, payable semi-auuually. In moving the
vote, Hon. Stephen Salisbury said it is expected
that it will de found desirable to make the lease
for much longer period than twenty years,
but this time was set as the lowest limit.
HEAVY JoKER.-A man of wonderful size
passed through this city on his way from tho
west to Boston, in RusselPS train, Saturday
night. He was the chief topic of conversation
by every one in the car, but no one seemed to
know who he was or where he came from. Some
said lie was known as the California grant,"
and weighed seven hundred pounds; others that
he was a German, whose father was Il giant also
and whose cousin was exhibited by Bamum fii-
teen years ago, on account of his remarkable
size This gentleman was so tall that, in passing
through the car, he had to turn his head aside
to avoid the lamps, which are placed beyond the
reach of ordinary men, as every one knows who
has seen the brakeman light them by standing
on the seat arms, and when he sat down there
wasn't room for even poodle or a package of
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The SPENCER RoBBERY.-ln the superior
criminal court at Boston, on the 18th, VIM. j
Sutherland was araigned on another iudict-
ment charging him with receiving goods stolen
from the store of ZlcchGus ingalls, at Spencer in
June last. AT the last term of the court Suther-
land was placed on trial, but owing to INSIDE
scripton in the Indictment of the goods ALLEGED
to have been received, the district attorney
abandoned the case, and the jury, by direction
OF the court, returned verdict of not guilty.
TO the indictment returned against him the de.
PENDANT pleaded not guilty, when his coupsel
made an effort to have his bail reduced (it
on former indictment been fixed at S5OOO
claimed that it was an act of persecution
officers toward Mr.. Sutherland, who was
cent of the charge, and had been honorab
quilted on previous occasion. Mr.. NJ,
formed the court that Lee one of the u;
concerned in the robbery, mad been convi
and the government intended to have
Sutherland at the last term, but it was found
the wrong lots ofgoods had been described in
indictment Judge Lord said that he saw
good reason for reducing the bail, aud orde
thedefendant to be held in the sum of $4,000
trial on the 10th inst.
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The Philadelphia and Trenton railroad cor
pany was leased to the Pennsylvania railroa
company on Saturday,
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The rumored burying of the Ratchet between
Senator Fenton aud Collector Murphy on Thurs
day evening, is incorrect. They met ut the resi-
dence OF mutual friend and duly recognized
each other as all gentlemen DO under similar cir
cumstances, and making this the occasion of
political significance was simply gratuitous on
the part of the persons who heard of the cir
Cumstance.
The following is the weekly bank statement:
Increase of loans, S2,701 500; of specie, 81 OOS,
COS; OF deposits S6,S4S000; of legal tenders,
s2,055,1O0; decrease in circulation, $4,000
The steamship Calabra, for Europe, takes
S240 600 in specie.
The Russian clipper Abreck, Capt. Schantz,
thrty-two days from MADEIRA, anchored in the
lower bay last night. Capt. Schamtz saws he
parted company with the admiral about twenty
seven days ago, and their arrival here may be
expected ut any moment. The Abreck was
boarded by revenue cutter Northerner at seven
O'Clock this morning.
james irving, in publishedllstatemen says
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Snnin.

THE STRIKING BREADMAKERs.
MADRID, Nov. 12.-'rhc journcvmen bakers
IN Valencia, who have been on strike, attempt
ed to prevent by violence the introduction of
workmen and bread from the adjoining towns.
The cavalry, however, succeeded in dispensing
the mob and restoring order
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HALEY, MORSE & co.,
SOLE AGENTS FOR n. E. STATES.

Ill Washington Street, Boston
nR dEAylN
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12
s Posr-OTrcE suB-TEEAsrKY; Bosros. MAS
OFyIcz OP SUPERINTENDENT. March ~ ~ }
xHrDnIrcHT AND CASH IRON WORK.

w Proposals will be reee i,i the Qtee OF ne
On, uut ~ m Ar 20 l77 furnishing delivering hlns AL gi
n IN place The lion vok o. third and fourth aoo and roof o ae
NJ, Oaee and Treasury Bulg 10 Boston Mass etl o'el ~
@rsgs srke A. a. s2 60 90 % 60 n and the s'onpsn''g
plans and schedule ng principally Of osi Nroasr'n b''
and sirieu ..----..- -
ne work TO be delivered and place such times As may rom
time time required tie Superntnint del tiN % -oo
the subject 0f order ani t1ss th
allowed 30 FOR the making and putting pace OF
each aoor making and putting IN place tie rooL
viii BE- permitted the ~ the tck and fclle
belonging blidng In putting the work IN pa without cn
Of the eupoYei 10 "ofAlns
them sfo te furnished by the Department when fequEeL
scasDlling will be furnished by the CONTRACTOR mi,
The work suv ed the different blders ou wiz
he considered and awarded ln the azgreqatc ,
the VII he paid on me eonon OF
,e aoor the balance fn eompeto Of The contract
All hi. must accompanied by penal bond IN the sun o
t,t the bidder accsp and perform tle contract Earei N
f the .ecurty To Judge ters Of thr
n Court or DsrctAtorley Of the District where be resdeA
The DEPARTMENT ight 70 reject or all % " ~
deemed to Of ne Government to 90 50 ana any &
not made on printed be obtained n s once ana so
onfop In every resne of ts a4Ter'rmr ana
will be considered neither VII A
p-opo received parties ~ not themselves eDs sl IN nc
r5ufsctue Wroughiro and who have no te s
ar srlues Tor getting the castings rolled beam,
nio ,d b.. for uu Nok fgs V ai
Treasury. B0son. Mass and addressed 20 "iDLIi . T.
Superintendent
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rV,O CONTRACT 0RS.-knglneer's once,
4 neh and Ndletown r Co-PROPOSALS wi be received II
t Ohce April 2j 7 for the grading and masonry o. ios koia
70 Delhi in Delaware Counv " Maps snd proae On erhuon At
m Ofec Estimates specifications and other Information vii 9e i-
ni.h.d on Application p GOULD. ChefEngnee Delhi y l.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12

b 10 u,rebsrse hari wood Tie Anthracite ee !" BE- Of
ih Nu - "a fr,. Goa dH aud ether impanuea iAr
sns ~ , -, o he .ercl he whar.s OF ths ""ng hsmoi
i.s l Washi6 Aaeon horr,e hh John
'Auoh. t. n,,., Pa Rslrgn y e.. and Lunsr'"u y IN
80 or q se-s provided r their cc,fuou AZ banof' ~ I"
th' IA. slant Quarsrnasisr n~t dfrsi
'r n, ~ roto.a, furnished upon Application TO ths oher
Major AID QasrtsrAAstsT l. = AraT
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12

-. o1,.t, i've romd dns, dirt or other mraf,
49,, % n rsrd, 10 the bashe corn - Poan. 70 w., w. ca,i,v
ha1 ofths qua nmoh' "Tas " a tnS 20 he bs.{ The
ss bsI 20 urlnte of h-lng and .seths r., lg
,. ~ h. Irsrsa ~ s.yL is5l the bai.Ies % s IN ,., and
STsIF Proposals Wn sro b. a. amaHp,s of
p,see Tor dshverr tie pls;sf named oe"" o' wv s
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NORTH AND NORTHEAST
~ TO TilE
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST

NEW-YORK AND NEW-oRlaEh,oNss,i, ~ =, h. ,.v
TIE ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA Raj - "a w,..Itr
l,sl Mroa 20 la aal eIl fora Cltt saoos si outr ron
Mis-. srt. with s connections 70 the sho, Lln-hsr
Boston. Nss-iort. Phisehs bal.laoe yfsls,s str.r.
aHd Chsttinooga q Meflhal. Mobile. Ae"-Vtl@
port Gsv,on and al T0ns IA he soain-" rs
aac South u tas a. a.gn
Trough pu.s.age VII he rlh tstI Csg a esace
a. aLa<aaotsA vt al YiA'' ch-aCr fnIih cf "
Thfo1rh t..tsts for all points Moth AM rosa "
Pn5f fsl aa, sa't to pul ucksiS sal Va oar n' 40
poiuis rcsrhsd qasek tmc
dis Atsl tIruugI ~ ~ h"' W"
low fvshL "a ,s rs r.. SAtb an l5-;f
ThrruM bits Of hdirg is''c' - " IA, ,.-,i,
1i.ins G.fl ll.t srd lAaagr ' .''
itoT, sptt ...roy ..,. ,rr.
WILLIAM KEAvy GsHeni Pie '-' '''''
Tenn. ID. N,, ysf. ss. ~ .4aslY. tor.sr u ilst
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nELAWARE. LACKAWANNA, ana WEST
~ EaN RAILROAD.

Dpos IN NewYorS foot OF Bary and foot u ChHstophers =
WIN TER ARRANGEMENTS commencing NONDAf NoF "a l8lL
800 EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting At Danve y IN Boa
Branch Dover III Chester Branch Waterloo With sur X X
Anoyer Newton, Washington With the D. L. sni W. T. r.
for Water Gap strouburg scrntop treat Bend Bnshmon s
Osego al points the L4ckaNanna Bo0msDug
and Delaware and Hudson K Roads .
ll:iO m LEHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops at SEnk horrF
Dover Hsckefts0Tn Washington Pllpslus nd Ls"ni con
uects Phpsburg with Bel Del for Betere Se and t
Eason With L. v K Bethlehem Allentown, Mauch Chnns and
WkesbGrre.
SCRANTON EXPRESS connects Dover with Chester
r. Waterloo with Sussex r. r., and AZ Washington sith D. l. AL
W r. r. for Water Gap StrontshurZ and Scranton.
30 m HACKETrSTOWN MAIL, connects With Boontor tes
Railroads
and 6:i0 D. m.
SUMMIT and intermediate stations at $50 1870 and lo:lO
2:)0 4:2l. and $500 p m. - -. -.
For ORANGE and SOCTH ORANGE. $50 80 9ll 1910 and
ll20a m l0 2.J $40 43O $50 $50 600 $50 300 and l9
D. m.
ll:2O and lli0 leo 2:O0 'l30 Jt, Ji0 $50 f0 sl-,
So $40 $40 53o 600 .e2o $40, $500, 300 and l5
Trains marked stop at East Newark
leave NexYok or BLOOMFRD and MoSTCLAGR $50 AMI
q and 200 rs 0asf f.lOp ID
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Real Gstale 10 gtthanes.

AT BAY RIDGE. l.. I.-TwO-stOry Gothic
~ COTTAGE carriage and lot ''I'o to exchange
O' D'-'' NJ A RULAND Co, sBeeEmsr-'t. Ne.-Yori
rT'O EXCHANGE urTENEMENTH HOUSES
in Brookvn for FARM COUNTRY HOTEL Address d. H.
Box 80 Plaiufeli, ~ J.
IAPLANTATTON-T EXCHANGE;
29l acres beautiful COUNTRY SEAT. aety P1ce siNo
Apply A. T. shllh - Lue'V-s~
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Steamboats, an6 Railroads.

SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
%''s, cosss c%ss'g Fss2 s,2'Gs 19,s 5s % ." %
CITY SrI pSsI on Rolscss~ Ise ss~ 'hd Haneh
CITY or LAWRENCE and
f FL :''s :s sd si'Hs s2't f. i.i9 srs4, % .ss
For Nev-London snd Nor~iel ttese ,.--o's- ., r IT,.
for for 'ss be- '9., s.;o poT. H. Vi, lev se, So
tsr hIough tickets 'a rste q gi. ,fy OTce rr g.
'SS SsxiSog nors o,, 70 ,.sa y shoki. j.. Asoui.
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily .for
PROVIDENCE. BOSTON. wORCr.sTER.
n9 n. ,.,H. fom p o. y R.. soi q Ro sol-l
vt DsSt ARE 70 BosrOS ~ foPRovibEst i a
SfsT s s'', s & C9os;'' % hi Fo % s % ID S II s
Fox BRIDGEPORT and all points on'Honsa-
assp 81 IL pe haosa Fare ~ Steamer ease caa-
ISAILxnmy IxnyMOR NOR AID OHIO RAILROAD cos
SsBo9 RsIRotS tySRIsT P receive: aM5ES al
hEs LINE Pier So ky ds RATS ,HSO Lo9 Vi. foaa g5s
foot q corandt. 1ss ea rsue wFST y "a "a A. 'oyt Zoo
this opportunity TICKETS GOOD TslIL TsP6 LINE 'ao''s
.,,,-,,, G. W. PERyEIL. General Aecat
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY
sorerle VII, South bnh RAILROAD H55os o 5s,s G Con
sih The Lshgh AMI sss R'sa Easos sa s L.
Sa S1 a e sG'hs o % ctai. IL. P.s..t %
ALLFSESTS SISGES aRsaSSETRsTE .Ess TS THs VEST
Commencing January 90 IsL-Leaye Sew-
Ia m.FoT Flsmins0n, Eaton Bethlehem Cannk WINE.
barre, Pston Aahanoy City Nj. Carmel, Hare;5n, aEasl
Toxanda. Wavery Sc.
5:4O a. n.-For East0a.
LmWEsrERS BrPHEss dsir lereep suhis-s or Ess'on
ienoEn Harrisburg. aud tie Conn Soneve
ingon Stroaslgrg Water Scranton aghsn
Pbys,arg Tor haach Cllns Wsthsrre vii
Transport. Ere. &c Eas;on Msuch Chunk Msa4goy
Carmrl WiIhamspor Ere. &C.
l0.5O m.-Hsy Train for S0merville
mFor Pennington Easton AntoSu. Maueh Chank nahanoy
CITY Huleton wAe,b,re, Reading COanba Laheser Ephrst
Pottsy.Ie Harrisburg &C.
D. m.-F0r Esston aud Allentown
800 m.-F0r Eason. AAentown hauch Chunk and Bevee
40 p m For Somervlle and Fiemng'ou.
m-CSCINNATI ExPREss daily Tor Esstn Beehen, Aien
Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chcago and hnat Sleep
Pthurgb and Chicago Cohnet Junction
viii LAcsagan1a and Western Railroad for ScsBo1
Sis D. m.-For Somervile
o. m-For SOmeryie.
: ,. m-FOr EAston.
? D. bm.-(Emg granilPor Eas;0n.
9:40p. m.-Por PlsnteM
~ pm-For Panfed. Wednesdays snd Siunlsrs
For EElabeth goo ESQ 1:l3 1910 8:S 500 gA l0:G u Is
Am-l2 m 100 2:no 3:l5 800 400 i9o 4:5 SIS $50 'G,
600 $50 200 :il goo g.2O BOD s:n 1913 1900 pa
Tickets obnuel the odce Of the Csns ki
rosd Of NeEersey foot q Liberty \ and tho principal hotels
and ticket Offices 10 New i0rkCU. E. KICKER Superintendent
n p BALDWIN Gen. PAS Agt
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CFSTR4L Is,' \ RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEW

Y JERSEY.-NOIlCk TO CuNihA'IohS
Proro.a, 81. received at the EuneeT once No Ils Loe
sryo until SOoS Of THURSDAY the 10Th day Of APr instant
for III, graduation neeessA two additional IkAChs Of
u,.r esea side or 10th uon side Of The pre'eh I'As " ~
~ M Pr,e.r-betveen Elizabeth ard Bourd Brook ercept
-, t,s, m, Mad OF Scotch Pr- Grade snl alh'Il VIC "
R0TTT y. gradrd fr DOUBLE track Of ralis on 80. .ee,
pr. poole. s.9 sUecicous be seen AZ tha ounce o4 - 80
a. ~ THE feVes The nsht TO REJECT an Os "
deemed advantageous o. the onf irc Preineer
f4 Iftert.-s st
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mesitbesler GOuntn Real Gstais for Sale

An ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAL Tor SAlH
on sec0muoaug within hour and au Of Ne" io{s
Wtestar C0uutr containing $50 ID ne resi- sile o. l
~ rg on an average Of ha O. TIE acre no Nase M
f NJ tN,ION 40 feet deep perfect oreri bar ana
l mon buuel hesd Of cattle; four spie "fcnfs an ls
sr ard I rs't-l choice fruit, fronting ake IN IS al ID
rr I'D rrou rure water all paris OF ite lo1ei ID
500 ~ gtans hmeft and g. io- be- i' i ls llsu
e srvere and adapted veaE lungs .'
-.rI M u -e. fout ,p O. ct- vii hs taken psr payment
hdr "4A4-ia-l l- nc --..--, -
A GREAT BARGAIN.--FOr SALE al Mount
vernon with immediate rsfseo- DIV I'll iNfoi 81 al1 ~
4 II tls. outtu du-s rc1u.s teaui l
,-r --e fh sni shade within TO Mnaes Walk VI
H.- or Set-avru T. r. DepouA Inquire on ne premises o.
THOMAs OAkLLl, OVuer
At RYE.-F0r SALE, the RESIDENCE of
y tt aeSyLL1AM SMITH. beautifully s.asie % te Junction o
t Bouerlr Pgchaset minutes walls from depot fof par
Hcu,lr, .-.-re of r J. HAlNAE - BroaiNal.
EOR SALE or TO RENT-At Rye Neck, one
j ta- from t~ SsvHaven Railroad, n tNi,EED h9J>
v arn. g eI stable, &C. Apply 10 A. GRANT, 5s Broal
va. Ats-4"E
NOR SAIE-At YoDkers. a $4,000 HOUSE
i o" Mlns,r roof Il rooms nelr he defot must te
s- AfIH t.J. tOJMANS. agent, o7Po,lte tLe defot
VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT and IA acres
@ ars. the y J. AID Haven
VIZ ts o1 WLDNE LAY. Apnl ly, at p on Tie premise
For hi' .--cr r.or Er--ing Post
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us,,.rxvxr ~ TEE IVrEAI0R OFFCE OF ISDiAN AFFaik
WA,HtSGr-N. y. C., March 90 l8.I.
SoTF Te pae. receiving bids snd samples under the ah9y az
yrs.m.pt ha, leen cAngel a Washington d . 70 no 'os
~. Nt. loII w ""l - \ PARKER CommlssIoneT.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12
Ciip propertp 10 fst.

ITO RENT-FIRST FLOOR IN an extra Wlde
b,n- ereel.nt location calculated for business from May
No S5g SiIthay block opposite Booths Theae Inquire IN the
shoe store.
rJ,O LFT-FIRST FLOOR and CELLAR of
il STORE No. Maiien-lsne.
70 W. " CLARK. 10 Niham-st
vTO LET or LEASE-Near Broadway-Four
LOFTS feet together separate hhiel on az F el
reduced Apply the premises VI Nhiest
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I For Pern0ni nj NIack Z
OYG island RAILROAD.

WINTER ARRANGEME ,.,.
On and after MONDAY OCT -. ls0 Trans NlA '+'e ''F
8.J0 A. m. Gre-nport aud Ssg HsrbJr
lO:lO q. IN. Norhpou Way Train, -.,.t ., o.,
o. satgrlag nights
400 2. o.. N0rlpo-t Express ,-.-i.--t....
$500 Hempead Nay Ifain runs 70 lsip 90 e1''' "s
s.DU y. m Norlpot Wty Train . d. ..t.. a., D.
All tus connect At ou,h for Iea gs'eid Nun a "a ~, t n
Locus As.e, HcAsilie huhIbt-
TIratrr's Point 1890 a. anio p u o. ~ "'
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pEPARrHFx1 OF THE OFFICE INDIAN AFFAIRS
WAsWNGr0S. d. C.. March 90 l31l. )
receiving bids and samples under the above ad
,erment changed from Washington c. to No. 0j
SevYork City which place will open for business and after
A,rlls E. $ PARKER Commissioner.
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Gonntrn proprrin TO tsi.

A,-A,m-arsnhh 4, 4 ,,-ash 'HH1rh'' "h'' ''' VAN
You can ret beautiful sebut HONE with raren ro-o min
ute from the city Hall scce.iest almost all hours from 81 m to
midnight with years eoHmho @ and on terms Of payment that
will make the Rent pay r Of The Hou'e % that
will be- al your orB few yea, viii, al, your saved Of these
houses Their, ar. still lea. one s3iOo tsoai 5000 each and one
a, $500 n.is chance uuequsled elsewhere.
ro,,,,,of A. cOGswBIL 2ss BrosdT,r. Ne. Yoft.
COUNTRY RESIDENCE. TO LET, or for
y SALE Fnaia iee ,s sS1'1 oa5s % suitable for
% i . T59f 10 SfE Sa MoFG&s 5isGli 'f5Ss Pa 5 ss
NEW-DURHAM, y. IA large HOUSE to
~ LET viii @ rand in good eHe plenty Of choice
fruit % minutes IRON Ne'AOr &N SfS 70 bay 100 woo.,.,.
CTTNMIT. y. IA large HOUSE 10 RENT
y quit I,Io, 49, station S. an The am mo .. HRHfB&I6
GRACIE 6s LberysI
rT,O LET or LEASE-FINE MANUFAC-
TURING PRQPERI6 OK tOh 0aIG IaETs ~, WiREao0N
&pgg to GSo GOURAuD "A Thnip place APPr''er' Bains
rI,O LET at Elizabeth, y. J.-One of the
Bt md most desrbly located PLACES ne city mng,e;
from Deo House contsi' Is rooi 1oou .s % 81 ss ",g @
gniurp $500 Pull particulars from HOMER aoH
GAN. 2Pnest lAH'2-
rVO LET-At Woodside, Long 3,,ls Island, three
hinisoue Frenchroo' NV NELLlN"hO 81 IN p. n-ltf -
on depot Of Fu,ng and North side Raroai s. minutes iron 'i
Hj ,Si, y y,o 6 jAaEs iEs B. PARSONS - rin.tSY
rI,O RENTAL Cresskill y. j., nice place
f ou 2O stable fruit OF all snhs'
80 ~ access locOu; all exchange o ' pope'
Relt os. Appy 70 ; O. StOts u. e'eeusi'h So, Se1
V1O A RESPONSIBLE, intelllsent. private
a~ly. COUNTRY STAT, pan furnished worth $3.50" near
at M NT free bosrl of Owner. iWarcn-st Room ~
XvONKERS.-ReductiO in Rents, unturnlShed
aod fr-nsaei HOUSES to LET che4p. Apply ). iouhANs
Agent. Yonkers
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12
GALE OF THE ATsI0N ESTATE
MoKRIs WILEiNs AuciiOneer.

NORRIS WILkINt AuciOnetf.
VALUABLE PROPERTY, southeast corner
Greenveh and Puton the Ocean National Bail Build
ing q H. LUDLOW a will sell AUCTION on II bsDAi
Lprl 49, 1871 At O'Clock the EXCHANGE SALkSht ON III
Brosray CTrny Buing) York the valuable Uas o and
BUILDING knovn the Ocean NAuon bAeh
situated Of Greenwich and tnon-t' covering
entire LOT containing In ont ~ feet inches 10 rear s eet
inches in depth 90 feet inches and on Fuion III it
inches The orier contains t noo arse
room with excellent vault well lighted and ventilated srs
basement Company and balance OF unh
divided into Of sale: 81 cent rmhh on o.ni
and mortgage Of Maps the Auetioheet once No
3 Pnest, New.iork w. M
WEST BRANCH TIMBER LANDS at PUB
w Lie sALRWn be sold to The highest dier s' ss 0oe'
House in Wilsmport Penn, TUESDAY April = lsl a.
6OQ Of LAND partly stocked WITH timber
purposes and supposed TO contain n noas coal
Punkett Greek township Lyooming County Penn
or Of Big aad Little Bear re. 1n
living on both road from Mnney 10 Proeoe
Terms 10 per da Of sale bsan.e IN three months on ae
ery deed For information apply % CHARLES Gohff % "A'
n Y. or 10 c. d. ELDRRD Agent, WllamsPcrt, Penn