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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-03
LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
acuuittnl of Darden.


WASHINGTON, October 2.-The jury In the
case Of Uu1 den, for killing Mccarthy, after
being out only ton minutes this morning,
rendered verdict Of "not guilty"
I'll, Tobacco Frauds" Circulars.
WASHINGTON, October 2.-The circulars
issued from the Internal Revenue office on
tic 10th Of last month concerning the
frauds upon the revenue BY means Of the
illegal manufacture of tobacco and cigars
have been received with unusual favor, and
a large additional number Of them will be
issued.
Weather Probabilities.
WASHINGTON, October 2.--Ealling ba-
rometer, with brisk southwesterly winds
and possibly rain, will probably prevail by
Tuesday noon from Tennessee and Illinois
to the lower lakes and New England. Con-
tinued cloudy weather with southwesterly
winds are probable west Of Alabama !;
southerly winds and increased cloudiness
on the South Atlantic coast, and rising
barometer with clearing weather in tho
Northwest.
General Items.
WASHINGTON, October 2.-The Secretary
of the Navy goes to Ohio to aid in the cam
paign in that State.
The President leaves Chicago hitherward
tomorrow.
The Presidents son has had three months
added to the leave of absence granted his
classmates.
The debt statement shows decrease in
the last month of Sl3,5O0,O0O; coin in the
Treasury, S9O,500, 900, aud currency &c.,
100000.
The Criminal Court to-day quashed the
indictment against White and Ramsdell,
who refused to testify before the Senate
committee.
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SPeSAA totekf AIN w tue olspatcn
DANvILLE, VA, October 2.--since tele-
graphing YOU last night everything has
been quiet, though the negroes repaired
out OF town about two miles south, on the
Piedmont railroad, and fears were enter
tanned Of another outbreak, and to that
end the Grays were kept On duty all night.
It Is still feared that there will be another
difficulty, rs 1t is reported they are orRani-
zing themselves into companies. Great ex-
ctement here among both blacks and
whites. Every precauton will be taken
by the authorities and the prominent clti-
zens to prevent the peace being again
broken.
Yesterday was the last day of the tobacco
year. The amount Of leaf tobacco sold here
last year is estimated Mt considerably over
thirteen million pounds.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

Few York took and Money Market.
& NEW YORK, October 7.-Money active and sharp
at per cent. The demand for discounts Is active.
Sterling heavy ut 7I5sc. Gold. Magma. 90.
verments very steady; 'oSs, lie. States esne.
rally dull, Tsnncssee's 71a; new, ne. yirafnia,s
eng new o.. Louisisna's, es; new, so. Lcyee,s.
Tot; s's, 81. Alebama's, 1907. SIS, 90. Georgia,s,
81: rs. 81. North Cardinals, Al; new, o. south
Carolina'E, 70 ne ~, so.
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h0oD EEroRT PROM CHIo.- Wdshtn3-
ION, October l.--rhc Republicans evidently
lear that they VIII lose the Legislature In
ONO. Senator sherman tclegraphed here
Yesterday asking that all the OHIO clerks be
cent home 10 vote, and that every other eff
,'ft bf made here 10 assist In carrying the
!ekirla.l"c ticket in Hamilton county, the
vote Of which will settle the complexion Of
LIE Legiaihture. The fact that the Legisla-
sufe to bc elected will elect q United States
senator ADDS uuusiial interest to the ticket.
~ seems TO be conceded that the Republic
AAl0rity.
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Health of New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. October 2.-The Board of
Health reports 116 interments during the
past week, only one Of which was from yell
low fever.
[Note.-The death by yellow fever was
that of man from Natchez, who was taken
sick seven days after his arrival, and was
carried to the Charity Hospital on the 9th
ultimo, and died OH the 30th. No other
death from yellow fever has occurred in the
last nine days1
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Harmon Affairs.

New York, October IA special to the
Herald from Salt Lake reports rumor that
Brigham Young has been indicted, and Will
be tried this week.
(. The Mormons continue to buy arms, ana
the Mormon journals advocate open resist
ance to the Federal Government.
1t is understood that the Federal au-
thorities ask for achievements.
SALT LAKE CRY, October Three COM
pauies Of United States troops have arrived.
They were sent By General Augur upon
the reuuisition Of Governor Woods.
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ME prAr Axn uvMB AND THE BLIND.

From statistics obtained at the Census
a.,r !: appears that the total number Of
.,., parsons in the United States is 20, $40,
wh,en 95 are blind. and also deaf and
,l.r.',. - blind ard insure; I05 blind and
...tlr:7 blind, deaf, dumb, and insane, and
II a!md. deaf, dumb, and idiotic. The
..H.1,r u; deaf and dumb is 5,SG2, in
..ti.t. - Gcat, dumb. and insane, and 140
..sE. GUmH. ana idlotic. There are So, $50
,s.>..u- who are simply insane, and 24.27l
...., ~ i,.i,;i,,
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HOTELs AND BOARDING.. eioUsEs.

4 MELIA HOUSE.-Located SO miles
II from Richmond, on the Richmo'd and Dan
Vile railroad- daily trains and dsi]y mail In
one of the most h.athy localities 10 the State.
Good entertainment for faml es: SEQ per month
FOR students ATTENDING the Amelia Institute $40 per
month. Two churches hodtst ana Presbyle-
rIanin the vicinity. No efforts will ts spared to
make the accommodations equal TO any hrsl'class
= u Sc s.imx ~ - a. v. SCOTT, Proprietor.
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In Alexandria, on Sunday, Right Rev.
John McGill, Bishop Of Richmond, made a
pastoral visit, preached on tho dogma OF
infallibility Of the Pope, and confirmed
eleven adults, sixty-one girls, aud fifty. mine
boys. 1919.
Major kirkpatrick has been nominated
for the Senate, and Messrs. Burkbolder,
Irvine, and Nowlin, for the House of Dele
gates, in Campbell county. -...
Alexander Campbell, Esq, is the Demo-
cratic nominee for the convention in Brooke
county. His father, the Bishop, helped
frame q Constitution for Virginia some
fifty years ago.
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aEwING.MACHlNES.

TT IS A FACT THAT THE GROVER
= RAKER SEWING-MACHIsE COMPANY
nounfactnre MACHINE that takes the same
stitch as the Singer, Wheeler Wilson Howe, and
others OF that class, and In many superior
ing machines should call and examine them at Dol
Main st., corner OF eth.
se2s G. q N. w. DAkb :, Ageo9.
CEWING-MACHINEs OF ALL KINDS
SREFkIRED. The SLOAT ELLlPTlC SEW,
ISG MACHINES BOUGHT ana sOLO. ~ ne a zen
she only PROPER NGEDLES Tor tne cLVA1
ALAA1 aAo Ia sLOAT & ADDIEGTON,.
nua lIs Gary street. near latn.
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DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE
MARSHALL AND TENTH STREETS.

This institution for girls and young ladies' will
reopen OCTOBER Cd. 1871. 1t IS designed TO
afford systematic and complete culture from tn
earliest to tie latest stages of progress. II en-
braces
/. A Preparatory Department for beginners
and intermediate classes. hree experienced
teseh:rs, N. {; LATHR0p, MISS SUE G.
BKOUGH-- have charge OF it, and there are four
regular grades.
Collegiate Department. The teachers are
CHARLES II. WINSTON, N. A., English Lit
erature and Moral Philosophy.
L. T. GWATHhhY, A. NJ, Latin and Mathe.
mates.
x. A. LEVIN NJ. D., Natural sciences.
MRS. ]. G. HALLOWELL, higher English
MRS. a. P. YOUNG, French.
Instruction Is provided also In Germ IN and
other branches.
Fspecial attention is invited to the SCHOOL OF
NATUeA SCIENCES In this department, IS
the Institute has unequslled advantages for ex-
per!ment.l illustration.
.. An Ornamental Department. Terchers, Pro-
fessors THILuW, PETICOLaS, and SElBERT,
Mss. PITTMAN, MRS. RUBIt SON, and others.
L Boarding department, with ample and ex-
ceIlent accommodations.
Catalogues, with terms, &C.. may be obtained at
the bookstores or Of the undersigned at The Insti
tue. CHARLES Fl. WINSTON. NJ. A,
Sc law President. (
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TekeSrnphfc Rusnmarv

William French, editor of the Lacon
Qllinois) Statesman, is dead.
A fire in Helena, Montana, destroyed tie
Herald office, the post. office, and several
The Southern Hotel safe, In st. Louis.
was robbed OF S35, 900 on Sunday.
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Richmond Tobacco Market.

OCTOBER Though prices keep up to our
quotations. except for primings, which have droop-
cd 10 S4T@s5, still there Is a considerable drag
In the market. 81
Tie end Of the tobacco year having arrived, In
few days we cha be able to form an estimate OF
the stock on hand and or the crop now being
housed, WIN we may expect more stable
market 81,
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LUMBER DEALERS.

ON HAND CONSTANTLY; at MAYVS
~ ISLAND sAW-MuL,s large supply OF
CASING BOARDS, ~ . =
FLOORING PLANK,
LARGE SIZES OF HEART,
GARDEN RAILS, 81 = -.
LATHS, PALItGS. .s-if& .1s-S :. s
Bills OF lumber Of any dimensions furnished.
s. N 80 - fi1s. w. q. MAYO, >,
Nayo's Island 6aw.min.
suls-Sm P0st'omes 0o6 ISh
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REpup1AT1oN.-A letter from Harrison.
burg, in the Baltimore Sun, says: "TWo or
the Candidates for the Legislature In this
county. Colonel Ct. 0Ferrell and George
e. Deneale, came out in cards to-day pro-
claiming themselves In favor OF regulating
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Arizcna Advtces.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 2.-Arizona ad-
vices report TINT there Is no safety to life
and property on the ella river. Mexican
bandits murder Mexican and American
residents Unfortunately.
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IRISH SNAKEs.-There are now plenty
Of snakes in Ireland. Several experiments
were made two or three years ago with
vipers and such thoroughbred specimens,
which failed; but the common snake OF
England, which was carried over in 1881
has since increased RAPIDLY.
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URINARY SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

The duties Of this school will be resumed upon
the I'd OF OCTOBER.
Echool roo ms south side Of Franklin, between
81 and 4th streets, No. 800.
Reference for the pre- ent 10 Mrs. +. P. Hobs on,
corner OF 9Th and Mars ball-Eo. It's. -..
Circulars to be found at all the bookstores In
September. au lG-2L rs, 80, teodtS e25 ,tdLOc7
A MELIA INSTITUTE-MALE AND
First term openg oCTosER I'd 1871 and closes
December 23d. Board, including was Ing, red
beddjng, light, fuel-and Tuition, lnclud all he
Board, ETC., Sl44; higher Engish. $40 Latin and
Greek, extra, $40 French extra, Sl0 Music-In-
atIumeutal, $50; vocal, private lessons, Sa0, In
class, 90; use Of instrument, $40. one third pay
able beginning of each term.
Parties will apply TO A.. V. SCOTT, Secretary
and Treasurer, Amelia G. 81. Va.
ses.1ms Principal
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EsaljEaTEsSNas.

DUTLAND SELECT SCHOOL.
J.. Fl. TIMBE RtAk N. A., University OF
Virginia.) Prn ;tpal.
This institution viii open on the 1st Of October,
and close on the 9th Of June.
TERMS: 8275. payable onc-hilf on the first of
OCTOBER, and the other half Feb quarry lall. Wa h..
Ing and lights extra.
Number limlted to twenty.
For circular, &C., add esS
j. FL. TlMBEkLAKE, Affects ?. O.,
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
go lS-tOcBk Hanoyar rounty Va.
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Nomination I'm Spofsyivania.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.

Special telegram to the Dispatch.
FREDERICKSBURG, October 2.-Major j..
N. Kelly was nominated by the Conserga-
tive Convention of Spotsylvania to-day for
reelection to the House of Delegates.
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PHILADELPHIA Cattle Market.

PHILADELPHIA. October g. Bseves very dull
this week ; Fales, 1000; extra Pennsylvania and
western GERS. 7@7t.., with few choice at 73c.
fair to good. s9stc; mnon, 4@5ic. sheen uu-
changed; sales, IL Ov0 al 5@ec. yer pound. Hogs
dull sales, $500 at 10 500 s7.37A pr cwt.
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The Fever subslding In Charleston.
CHARLESTON, October mo yellow fever
deaths have occurred during the past
twenty-four hours ending at noon to-day.
Physicians report a marked decrease in the
prevalence Of the fever.
CHARLESTON, October 2.-One death from
yellow fever occurred in the twenty.four
hours ending at noon to-day.
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r LMNEMAN's STEAM DYEING
anti SC0IIHI NJ EsTABLlsHMENT,
116 BROAD sTkEET, BRTWEES FOURTH
AID FIFTH at HEETs Dyeing done In any
color desired also CeanisG IN s e s Ses Cloves n
Cleaned, Invite the ladies especially 70 see my
latest importation OF blue adopted fos SIZE a.. ana
Norsted, =" "A
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the State debt. This measure is undoubt-
eddy popular with q great many people In
the Valley, they claiming that as the Fede.
raj Government by force destroyed the old
State Government and set up q military
province IN It's place. and compelled the
adoption Of the present form Of govern
ment, therefore the people Of the State
are no longer responsible for the old debt.
ment foretbly deprived the people Of the
largest part OF their property they are re-
lieved from the payment Of the debt. In
this section matters begin to look serious
for the holders of the Slate bonds"
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION ON PIANO
In FORTE AND CULTIVATION Of THE
and for twenty wears a succ eesful TEACHER OF
MUSIC in the city OF Petersburg, has removed to
Richmond, snd rers his services % Its cittzeas.
ties to merit and receive portion of their pa
age. and anpexes The following testimonials from
eminent te Ichers to his character and qaalfca-
MARTHA WASHINGTON COLLEGE,l
ABINGDON VA. sept. Goth, 1871.
While was President Of the petersburg Female
College, Mr.. Charles L. Peticolas was Ior more
than two yelrs Professor Of susic. he Is gem
teman Of the highest character, modest In his de-
always sr 20 ns pP and
tie achsr he is faithful enthusiastic aud successful
take very great pleasure In cordially recommend
Ing him TO any parents who may desire TO nave
TIER d,ushters Thoroughly Instructed IN the best
methods President B B. v v. ' SoIIsss.
PETERSBURG. VA, Sept. 81, 1877. -
Learning that Mr. g. l.. Peticolas, Tor many
years teacher OF music Of high grace IN TINS
much pleasure to bear my testimony TO MS COM
potency and efficiency as an instructor. ANY per-
structor, viii act wisely to employ Mr.. Pe.colas.
President Southern Female College.
Be refers also TO the citizens OF Petersburg gem
orally, and to the followies gentlemen In Rieh-
II MS Hone., Mayor Kelley, Mr. John p nls,r
p. Gaines. :,
TERMS:
For instrumental lessons OF hour, $50 per term
or twenty lessons. =
For instrumental lessons Of hour, 8l5 per term
OF twenty lessons.
For vocal LESSONS Of hour, s74 per term OF twen-
ty lessons.
For vocal lessons Of hour, Sls per term of TWEEN.
ty lessons. ...
PAYABLE at the end Of each half term.
Orders may be left with MeSsrS. Woodhouse &
: - G. T.. PETICOLAS,
seos-ao4t Professor OF Music.
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il~7i.5G.-Rputc t ;l.S. LeeSburg to Point
, I, RS LGg,r jarvis, contractor. Three
al. .',.,ua! trips per week arc now ordered
u fa;.routc. bringing il into daily except
-.nal} connection with the Baltimore and
..a r.. .'ru,d. and contractor allowed Sloo
.tI'.nIai ger aunum-le>s than pro rata.
g.. contractor a>SeNtlng-ti ON the lst oil
4...tlsr Isl.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
ORANGE CT sCHEDULE.s4Isu,

ORANGE CT SCHEDULE.ssiIu,,
The fast and elegant side-wheel steamer PAIL.
BABE, Captain CHARLES NELSON, will leave
her wharf at (Powhatan Steamboat Company'a
shsd) Rockets for Kings Mil and all landings on
James river at O'Clock A. II. every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. Returning, will
leave Kings Mill every AONDAY, WEDNEs-
DAY, and FRIDAY at s O'Clock A. H., touch.
ing ut Gil the regular landings on the river.
Freight received daily.
Ali freight to way landings must be prepaid.
Thursdays tripsto ChIckahcminy river discon-
t!nued
For further particulars, apply to Captain on
board, orto WIN. p. BRETT. Agent
se3O PoNhatan Steamboat sheds.
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CAPTAIN JACKSON, an efficient officer of
the Bureau, now Oil visit to Norfolk in
the discharge OF bis official duty. informs
us that flagstaff sufficiently high to DO
seen all over the harbor will in few days
DO erected on the observatory in this city,
on which either red or white lug will be
hoisted every day-tle white dag 10 denote
the promise of fair weather, and the rod as
the signal Of u coming slorin.-NorJolk
Journal
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Organization of the Tennessee
LEGISLATURE.

NASHVILLE, October 2.-The Legislature
organized to-day. John c.. Vaughan was
elected speaker of the Senate, and James
D. Richardson speaker of the House.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.-Ali parsons
Ia concerned arc hereby notified that & bsFe
q.aiiiied rs Iecusor OF Co.. ~ LEE POWELL.
sssinst his estate are NOT 6ed 70 pre- emf tssans,
daily eulpsntieated 10 me, At tho oface Or Staka&
Chrisiar, 40. 1914 Main strees; and AZ Who ato
siuutb,sd 70 said estate are requested 90 male
p.onpt payment. k0Bs. 6f4kAss
zoe s-sss~aW Ex,or ofDs Lee Powtlt. dtcsd.
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GRATITUDE.-The Register tells Of letter
received by Mr.. Jefferson, late ferryman at
Scottsvlle, informing him that the writer
owed him tour pence for crossing his ferry
ten years previously, and assuring Dir. JEFF
ferson that he should ever rcLicmbsr him for
his kindness, and would sciu him the
money the first favorable opportunity. MIR.
Jefferson paid ten cents postage III order to
hear from his grateful friend.
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FATAL ACCIDENTAL colored man named
Edward Tinsley, employed on the material
train of the Virginia and Tennessee rail.
road. was killed four miles east Of Bristol
on Thursday night last In the following
manner: He was in the caboose-car Of the
train which was going sonth, and was
leaning his head out of the window OF the
car, and In passing O catt le-guard his head
struck post, crushing iI In most terrible
manner and killing him Instantly. His re-
mains were brought TO this city on Satur-
day.-Lynchbu7g Netns.
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On Sunday evening, October LIST, Rev. J.
E. Hutson, after sermon by W. f.
Broaddus, Of Fredericksburg, Fa.s bap-
tized in the beautiful baptistry of Byrne-
Street church, Petersburg, twelve per-
sons. chiefly the fruits of hts labors at a
mission station at Ettricks. The audience
was very large, and the utmost silence pre-
vailed during the entire occasion and
there Is good reason to believe that many
others will be added to the Church through
Mr. HutSon's labors
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teIet az ne % having beush. the eut,ra In
BUSH ess viii n cos. aeSsoa ~ the confectionery
count at the same place, Ell Broad q sst s ao
generally. Jos. u AI pr .Ha ppDhc
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INK rEICr OF 4 CONSULATE.

a. ,nHar;innment will hardly he allow
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In retiring from TIE above concern beg Iasys
70 re.urn thanks TO my friends nd the pub 10 gen.
nY ior tneir pttronsge, and hope they win CON.
sc 1896 TnGs !. cr1,o~,
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iS1oLU ilON.-Theco -partnership ex.
- ,s ing under The name OF AVERY 8 CO.., and
sis DAY been dissoiv:d by mutual consent snd nj
corrections Will te made and all indeb,eubess ha
300 y In street. 7 hTRpx w.
SEPTAhBEn 18TH, 1871 M. al. MAYO
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MFRS. PELLETS SCHOOL FOR
IXl YOUNG LADIhS.-The session Will COM
Inence the I'd of October. TIL, pupils of this
school will be thoroughly grounded In their pri-
mary studies, and fitted for tesc" erJ. For terms.
&C., apply at her residence, 1o02 Broad street.
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Mrs. Pellet Will receive class OF young Ladies
who N ~ desire TO pursue systematic course O.
study in history. 1t will include the geography
liticsl geograt nv the Middle Ages and OF Modern
Europe, illustrated by maps or the latest au. ,ri
ties. Sc s-t3dOc
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N For SAIlE-A FIRST. GLASS

DOR SALE - At State Reform School,
IL westboro | steam Engine, Is horse power.
Call at the Institution. or Inquire OF y. \. G1odnow,
at LIST National Bank, Worcester b. EVANS,
Sup't State Reform School.
Westboro jan 49, 1871 diff jall
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SAMUEL SMITH, City Clerk.

EXTRACTS from Chap. 2l9 of Acts of 1861
"SKC =. ANY person !isobeyng the orders of the Sc
lectil IN or Mayor and Aldermen made in conformity
with the 4h section, dr. wing transporting any
cattle contrary to the regulation, made recorded and
published as aioresai1, shall be punished by fine rot
ccedlnS ave hundred dollars, by Imprisonment ex-
ceeding one year"
SEQ 8. Whoever knows or has reason to suspect the
existence OF any such disease amOug cattle in his pos
session under his care, shall forthwith give notice to
the Srlectmcn of the town or Mayor and Aldermen of
the city where such cattle may be kept and failure
So TO do shall be punished by fine not exceeding hun
dted dollars, or by imprisonment not exceeding one
year. d3w laid
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-01-21

EOR SALE IA BAY HORSE tiateiy
ciipped) 10 years old. sound and kisd. weishs "
tween SOL and 800 pounds and perfectly sac for woman
to drive. VIII travel ten miles in an hour &c may W
seen at the Horse Railroad Stables on Old MarAe' STREET
iaiS dtt
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MID L A N D B o N D S
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-01-21

SAFE AND PROFITABLE
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nor SALE-That valuable Piece of Land
situated corner of claremont and woodland SIS IN
changed tor house in this city. Inquire al
jyS dit NO. Lincoln b'oeA'
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NOTICE

The tirm OF ETHAN ALLEN & Co. Is dissolved by
th' death OF the Senior partner hut the business will be
co unued IN he ga: manner an under the firm name
Is heretofore, and the parties interested are
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500, $500 & $1,000.

These favorite SEVEN PER CENT. GOLD
BONDS are secured by First Mortgage on the great
Midland Railroad of New York. and their strictly
limited to $4,000 per mile of finished road costing about
$4,000 per mile. Entire length of road, S45 miles, of
which 22O have been completed, and much progress
made in grading the remainder
Resources of the Company.
Full Paid Stock Subscriptions about. &0,5OO,OOO
Subscriptions to Convertible Bonds..,.. 100000
Mortgage Bonds. S4O,O0Op per Nile on 345
Miles ............................. 100000