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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-26
Financial.
Financial.
FIRsT MORTGAGE
7 PER CENT. GOLD BONDS.
ON A COMPLETED ROAD.
GREE OF U. $. TAXI
80 and Accrued Interest in Currency.
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA
RAILWAY.

Ihe Of this Road has given these Bonds
an staD he'd character equal any mortgage dea
in at the Stock Exchange We prepared to buy and
sell them at any time, at our Banking House. at market
price-thus placing them the basis for tempora
other security " '-'
These bonds are first and only mortgage on railroad
tina mas cost double the amount issue and which
commands, without competition all the traffic of Nor
ern Iowa and southern MISUNDERSTANDING the dis
lance from st Paul to Chicago IS miles, and to St Louis
more than 30 miles. ~
Inc net earnings already largely excess of inter
est on the bones, and doubt that they will more
than double within he ensuing year
contract has been secured with the Chicago Rur-
Ington and Quincy Railroad Company oblil atng the
atter To invest 5O per cent of gross earnings derived
rom traihc with the Burlington, Cedar Hapids ana Min
nesola load in the bonds of this Company This ar.
gemenC is strong guarantee of the Bonds and estab
fishes large sinking fund for their redemption
The convertbty privilege of these bonds enables them
70 De exchanged for stock at par, at any time This
secures to the holder at his option share in any excess
OF earning over the interest obligation
An Exchange of Government securities for these bonds
returns 81 per cent interest instead per cent which
IS az That Governments pay at present price best es
leaving an immediate gam Of about 20 per cent IN price
for reinvestmcnt " F
Ali marketable securities taken N EXCHANGE rrae n
Commission and
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-26

CINCINNATI, April 25.-Bishop D. W. Clark,
Of the Methodist Episcopal church, is danger
ously III, at his residence In this city,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-26

Some of our San Domingo annexationists are
circulating the story that England is trying to
get hold of San Domingo. This is more ridicu-
lous than Mr.. Morton's statement, last Septem-
Der, that Count Bismarck was after it. The mo-
tive in both cases is clear enough. 1t is an at
tempt to excite the jealousy of the American
people, and thus induce them to favor annexa-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-26

Gen. Garfield, who still fingers here, and who
has exceedingly intimate relations with some of
the American commissioners, says he is conf
dent that the commission has agreed upon an
admirable compromise, which all good men
ought to sustain. He proposes to go home to
his constituents, and ii the treaty is what he
believes it to be, he will urge them and the coun-
try to be willing to give up something for the
sake of the large concessions made to us, and
for the sake of peace in the future. His opinion
is that the country and the senate will approve
the treaty on the whole. SAM WELLER.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-26
CATARRH, IT'S DANGERS.

If you are affected with discharges from the nose,
whether of soft matter or hardened offensive Jumps If
you have matter dropping into the throat or have to
hawk, hem or scrape to clear it. especially mornings
if your breath is oensve If you are easily tired and
exhausted languid and debiitated; if you cough more
less hoarse up frequently; If yonr throat feels as
though there something sticking in it which needs
to be removed vow have pain over the nose the eyes,
memory impaired, frequent heavy, drowsy feeling,
dizziness occasionally and general relaxed state of the
SYSTEM If you have either of the above symptoms YOU
can be that you are affected with Catarrh, and
No argument will save you; no matter what Dr. Jones
or Dr. Brown says as to its durability; no matter what
your neighbours experience may have been with some
patent Catarrh Cure if you are not cured with every
breath of air you inhae the seeds Of Consumption.
Waiting till your friend is cured is another dangerous
speculation for you for while you are waiting is your
disease waiting also Can you hang up your Cstarrh
like an old coat and have tmended when you are ready
No. sir; while you thus speculate the precious time is
lost and the disease may slip beyond the curing point
and when you ready to have attended to- no human
skill may be able to you The durability of Catarrh
by my treatment is beyond question or doubt 1 can
furnish abundance evidence of radical and per anent
cures performed by on parties residing here and
hereabouts whose words guaranty in themselves
My treatment is painless and used at home with
out interruption to business. wlt&dS4t AL
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WOKCEsTER DAILY SPY
From Washington.
ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE WORCESTER SPY. j
WASHINGTON, D. c., April %.
THE NEW loan

The Charleston Sisters of Mercy have got the
twelve thousand dollars appropriated to them in
the deficiency bill to-day. They owe their sue
cess mainly TO Mr. Dawes, who carried the item
through the house, and stuck to it when the sem
ate tried, under the lead of Senator Edmunds, to
strike it out.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-26

Thos. H. Dodge, through whose kind and efficient
also to acknowledges the favors of some excellent
brethren in Boston and vicinity. will name Hon.
Jacob Sleeper w. Noble E. ii. Dunn, W. ChIds,
$50 and Hon l.. Hail. through some of whom we
have as gift three elegant pulpit chairs and from
others beautiful clock and chandelier in the ves-
try below.
After introductory readings from the regular SER
vice of the church. Elder Clarke of the Boston dis
trict read the hymn beginning
Great King of glory, come,
And with thy favor crown
This temple as thy home
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MISUNDERSTANDING AND OPPOSITION
TO THE GovERNMENT-THE MATCH TAX,
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-. p,,,,, cs,,ls with Iumbef 70 nastep.

a. o,.,g,. Parker Csi.is with humber 70 nastep
ssbt John lieley, Parker, New,hsvc. p,u,.,.,I.
g., J RAyner, TerrJ Providence 10, fbs'sipm@
So, Iieurv Dsnng, Bosrdman, Portland W :, NJ.
scs m.I,b. saith Bangor vita lumber 20 e. H. r. Peters
% CbSrph Fletcher Gardner With lumber JON .beyn'ont son
ace ,.. ALL, in lin. 4. I n Rrorn
90, Gever, Eel River
seh, Nary Mcrhou Bfghtman, Pail RIVER -.,,,,,
60 II F,riloit Gollsnih. ProvGense for philadelphia
81, Al N Misn Briggs. Providence Tor thx1heth?ort
s.t, brooks Wilcox Nantucket vita tsh 10 L. l. Rogers
schr / NJ McClosky CroWen. Rockpot, Me. ,,,
scbr Reward m lsuort N s. Hill Windsor, NJ b., III oas WIN
,l.st.r 10 Crsn1ali, BefteauI Go. 80 =, ~ ~
Ear H. Iieistern Kelly Nantucket with Esh " g. b. Miller
eeh,. Helen Y. -, Jones, Portland, Conn.
sehr John n. IugshAm, Dietens. Portland, Conn
WIHD-suhset, light T. K clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NFoRrRx. MONROE JAY ArriTed brig Gambia Iron rerns
buoe for orders. o...u. w. .Aing,op
Sailed, steamship 81. Louis for hewloTf
FOREIGN PORTS. - -
LONDON July Tfe steamship Nemesis Capt ioeheso nom
Yori for Liverpool touched last evening and
Tie Line steamship HISTORIAN from Quebec i'f uAso" was
rgDaled Of Neville to-day.
SPOKEN. :,
Ship Boston, from RsngoOn for FaDoa'h June m
e, lon ~ w.
scbr Daybreai hence Galveston Jny ls lat 81 NJ on e.
[For Latest Ship Mems see FIN PHsel
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DECIsIONS-JULY "a.

S,prsns -Chambes-By Judge Cardozo-
~ 80, PER-, sl-Moon denied plaintiffs stipulation exc costs
5s eyert Dsri, agL DavS-Repo confirmed Mathews set
r4 Notoo granted Jackson FremoHt-AH the
10 It's lefsa ycAied Tie n' bsc io ua
s 10 .bd, event LwHss sgt oMshoney-hen for counsel
80. dreI. no costs ponney at. Donneiy-Mou9n gIeh'e
$50 -, R6h-Report confined and orief granted Aein6-.f
- Nsb-Rerort soblne and jUtgmeD divorce grantee Jau'
A. r Coufm report 81 referee dsnlse huinga
- r, Report service AM 0 defant wanted LeEfet et 81
- I, ., sNolon Denied With leave 70 renew amdaH on
rvuest Of costs Robbins al sgL Witshe the aeenosht
81 10 admit be correct suy such e proven rel
,rs,oe Vim be dsle Otherwise ante lyng sgt fe.s e. h-no-
49, r without Greenwich savings Bank t DuTlaold
So, e al win leave Brooklyn City and NveTn Rail
s.aI Co set HoalndN't0n denied Heck sgt Deuehi eA0-
Is COATED Vslce sgt WRchlMOton denied plaintiff tipn-
ltr 40 Thurhff and othe- think there should be
av en ,pe from afTug the order made by upon
~ pans giving security tie OF the appeal and paying the
sor,s O bis no.Oa seOr sgt Fnnegan-Orier refused
f,nar report Of referee Biggam tgt Rtting ct Al
bso1 r rbsiaio1 granted Fch a FaTchdkeferenee may
Be- t.k suitable blmony The complaint Is not 90 verified a. 10
hsg A. uuaconi Of denied with leave 10
tsueE Sn at Central PsIk Hotel Co. ct Orio settled HsS
National Bank OF NevNOrkB nav be cts1e &C In
o. tie Hsmeny Pre- Insurance CoOrier eTsuted Mitch
act A1en-Moon granted lansing tgt Republic News Colo
paymes Lsugran Myers Roberts sgt Fuller e sao
keu denied Miller s-Desu opened ment Of y.
FIVE dsys and 10 refer plaintiffs so elect
gsd proceed trial # two days notice TIE continental BANK sst
RAsdsn Cwo eases-Bo:h moaons denied, with $O COSTS
Superior C0Urt-Spccal Tcrm-By judge. Freed
sNNpirp Levy Ann act Ross, Pohauus ct al as bon
ser Ell L-Orlcrs granted.
By Judge McCufn-Erger williamsburg Fire Insurance CO.
St4ult opened On payment OF S25 costs
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nASSENGERS ARRLTED.

PROM HAMBCrG-Ia steamship Wehais. July 2lzven sesG
a.. 1e.alter Nev Grsc1 FIedek Gruhe with wife aud child
% r, Cl H. Meyer Lsudnsnn Mrs iIdeshem, iaa
Dbs lr anI vie Felix Ir-em Julius LOTentha, Mathe
Fneisana Jol Sciuz II. FeIs, M.ttee Ettlnger and
saH Fanny Hchhpg, jules vegt, O. kramer
Ielf Kutl WIN. laabater With wife and three children
Orr Fielder Po BsIeo sos Dove Phi Audel Rudolf Holde Voc
Ir Auns Haldtkg Cans Jsmn Gni Eve Oh ha George Dsl
xagw VT 3D. CD d IAgs1 AL child HsAncben LsntE Befha
oe grn Jte Alexander end daughter simon OoerfeldeT Isaac
GelHn lfi0r Rgtase1 Ese Sachs Simon Seienbach so
IBck IA uao.e Ngr.u, like Fargs Carl Schlieibou,
Hsynsnn Dauis Bertha and Anus HamSurer Augnsie Pette
8dwsd sola1 and wife Samuel LebeubiG Oda LebcuAen, Adoh
kese Gustav Wei sli Heriette her and two children, A.
yeeb Louis Gerber Frtl Klppe7 Hiheu A6ery ltdor
rsh Joh Sehm Can KabeI Charlotte Frey Hermann Bfa1ien.
taE victor aR1 johanna Never Frederick segemsnn and
eeh1 "a chr Join aet Mrs. FammeU. Hortense L6wenWsr
W. "eyarer OsaT Harseie Edvn Kalpmyer GsyeTer
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
S~ nsef i43 iSGR 7:22 Moon II :59
WATER DAtf
"ahoJ hooERt5 Cows aD1... 139 Heb Gate ..... 1923
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REAL ESTATE.

ERw-YoRK, Monday, July a. 1871.
A large attendance was attracted to the Ex-
change this morning to witness the sale OF the hvesory
marble store known az Nos and Pne-St' which was
sold by order Of the Supreme Court, under direction OF
Gratz Nathan referee. The lot has front OF 4s feet
with an average depth Of 81 feet and Is entirely covered
by the building which rents for about $4,000 per annun
The property was sold subject two mortgage amoul
ing TO ss O6 and struck Of at $780, AT TINS price
II Was considered great bargain No other sales were
made Tomorrow two sales, both OF leeal nature are
announced to take place.
VIM II Raynof reports sales OF four lots corner OF One
fory-eghth-st. and Grand Boulevard, and
three on the for $4,000; also, four lots
corner OF Grand Boulevard ana One-hundrcdandl orty
foItst 2JX55 and three lots for $,5OO; asO 10
lots south side OF Observation-Disclosures 10
feet west OF SiXthave., for $4,000.
Al Castleton Staten Isand q shore lot belonging 10
the Staten Island Dye Factory 25XbS feet in front OF the
West Brighton Landing, was sold to Mr. Burgess drug
est on Saturday, without the water front which Is re-
served for the landing, for $780, This Is over 5000 an
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HORSE AND CARRIAGE NABKEL

NEwYoRK. Monday, July %, 1871.
The comparatively small supply in the horse
market consists chiefly OF business horses for which
there Is still moderate demand. Only very limited
number Of pleasure horses ne found in the salo
stables With hardly any Inquiries for them, except for
very superior animals, which, rule not TO be
found
Work horses sell at unchanged prices; en- other classes
Of horses subject to bargains ayorng buyers In most
Al AUCTION salc Of horses carriages etc. VIM rsua
be held at Hessfs. Johnston Van TasseWs auction
Mart In East Ihrteentlst, tomorrow (Iuesdal the
Messrs B1ewsfef and CO., the wrnsaS -, carriaee
builders 81 Broorae-st.. who formed, about two
years Eace, Industrial Partnership" vita their EN-.
ployes paid second annual dividend ION the 2ls nst
OF four her cent This dividend was received by 290 per
soma aid gave much satiEaction 20 all concerned.
The following is from The Scientific Amertcqn which
ciyesto - the very appropriate heading OF Nonens
cal PatentU A Mr. Macdone OF London England, be-
leyes that he fits the poles shas Of carriages WIN
large wheels" which he is pleased To term aux iary
horse wheels" these wheels having received the initial
force Of the horse horses will by tending 20 keep IN
molten, help to draw the carriage behind them 10 IA
eiltate the notion Mr. Macd0nel proposes to LOAD ne
axes with weights increase the adhesion between the
"auxtiary horse wheels" and the road.
patent hes been granted for this device In Grcai
Britain SEQ "PickwcE" chapter wherein the caOnan
says"wege got pair Of precious large wheels on aa
when the horse does CO. they run after HIM. and he mus
20 on; he can't help It"
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CRIMINAL COURTS.

At the jefferson Market Police CGnrt J .STa TSG
- No 1e Irlhsve committed, yesterl 49,, an s5tlr.
49, i Mar Colesn prisoner who Vas trrvi,eI s. Te.
- fr similar osuse released by Justice So. -
- r-tu,re home Immediately renewed we ~ tls
So heIl ior stabLiuS William Murray OF No. -
EAA 49,, ~, ANN,
,td Ion. Nugsn YESTERDAY fer bavng on ees5S,
rowu 10 The boz VIM Il keoe o. nS5oS, r. t. ybs
$500 ,Iosp 10 CreenVichst hsd two wallets containing n,.
P 80 - ~ Geo,ye Lett and Lewis boad lhe{ were %
was sent to the House OF Deteiu9h iLe
D. nj No IatsoryTlsce esused the trresL -I oNii on
Ss roberT made oath bs, ue men s'isSaea sho oe'
T loon srd forcibly took from him S5 Ibe accused were
sSr ti "a The complainant sent to the House OF Detention
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEW YOEK..

PORT OF SRw- YOEK. ........... .............JuLrM
CLEARED.
s,:.%.,sip MsrInsss We. Re Jssro &c K Garrison.
s.esushp Titan tBr BaehaaH Sidney Iu Coal and Rail.
S.esHsaip Annie. s'een. Wilmington Del A. Abbot,
Steamship lraiconi.. Brayg, Portland. j. T. Ames
niop Power s cros DSsa j. A nlIs's
sS sg SS a' s Ge.iisa sal fIa1es9o sutton Co
z. sss er-hla tNo' Nelson Gloucester Eng WeBd T,ens
s s:Il hn@ ,sl Dr. I fs5e; AssEs yh,ps
s s,si Me- Sset cIdirg. Trieste, '. 4 BroSn.
sse, + wsss Spr9Fss Ssass, \ g. saoS ReS,rd.o
seS,. s, Iai s. tb.sfor John BOyHO9s Son Co
sehI Shse[siA LsWs. Nea-liayen. '"
seSr Nell. n.,.AsSsy Cole Boston. Snow Richardson
s''p U''y D'y'oa, Sev.HayeG
ss.e.Ap wm P c,a, f SnaiE se:o,s CT, p,,.
sSp ElsSeR H'' i. 70 %Is'l7 ys, Co.
a. WI load FOR CrOas,sat O''' ID OAHa" !" j. At
g. heSs J1se VIII d i Bos ' Co rse.9f sa'es
sOsg T g o s ne Equator June "a - had
s4 ik 'n ''It '0r 10 days daring which lost
Car cs H''''la o. CD rnn. S.rH.vss IN b.p. to Punch pa,.
xisS A.T t.d,, (Brl MAlnoa Windsor n vii. ,pl...er IL
% az. As s SSa. e Srdo n 81 Cochraas went.orh n
se6I DsSrgI Iafl'' Gas1sl, Bertsaur Co ' ."
81 -, S Sys saw Roa sI' l for Boop
81, w. 70 hsssssi', HoalJu, ior boston
ecir Uas sri.s pSoshson Eilsbehporl for Her-Htrer
felE Wells, E .so' siia lumber 10 Gee H,Jo.s Co
81. II. III :" e,.si Norwood Bo4ton
selr PIou Boz p ASesA1d. With line 10 j. r. Brow.
So , .a, Pay Adams akof vdb lst,h.. q. ~.
sesr lar, Ferguson Be'agt VIM '-'"Oef i"I Ne"srf
81, 49, :, T'fstr bsfga With Lumber IN 8 N u.h.-
&ehafds5n e-"' L~l0h' hachits With spiing 10 SNOW
go Martha Jsue Bake BrooJLsy l" ni~pson ChPp TO-
a.. Ssofeight ioLEg, Cflais siih luun., p tn,
Ear I'M. H., fhe. h.n,uesst vita fsL TO s. b. HI,sI
80 - nsIsior, kye, Gew- Boffo,I
So nnee SSiantOn, fitSsn Mls,s
- nsr khlaseh horoo Psii H.. .p,
a., x zsa X Carl Pator Eothpan' '0' h"s'"eL
HthtHE. bU,'sI. Eor~isb iSy sk.lsa,so..
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fpesteteeter Countn Real -gstais for Sale
Conn 9slano Real Cslalc for Sale.

TOR SALE-At Bay Side, Flushing, q COT
TAGE ard outungs with two acres OF GROUND
good well Of water W. W. LYON House and INSURANCE. hSeHI u
Avenue D. Eev-ioTk.
NVOODCOCK SHOOTING.-FOr SALE, at
w BrdgehAmpton Long Island Of mile from ire DE-
DWELLING perfectly built WITH wing do1ble heLen ortga i
cellars CsiernI9etd,
large and perfect garden four acres Of ne,io tTo rres o.
hesp led with tee had furnished from top 70 bot
tom occupation and with vHiosbe coupe horse
&c Durham full nils stock OF coal ad WOOD and hundred
fowls There immoral influence In the village Htsspsouty
exempt from and ogue Thu property exceed
rrly desirable gentleman No uOw5 row sho IT'S IN trc
Of tie best woodcock Ie pOyer so and oucE so9png on
orr whole coast All the bay birds Newfoundland and Labrador
Brgehampoa their mgraons and tie sport The township Is Tn
year md in seas0psble weather nneluaed
s Tribune Office
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forsss, Carriages, farnese, &r.

ARCH. JOHNSTON, Auctioneer.-0ffice and
IA sslesroon, No. 37Tassu-s., opposite tie PostOece. -
JOUNsiON VAN v1 hold their regular se Of H0asEs
and CARRLaGBs Auction Msr 10 liz, and ia ES 1bir
tesuih,st, THIS DAY lraeslayl at " O'clock
HAENESS! HARNESS HARNESS To suit
the wants Of those going Saratoga Nbgars Long Branch
Nopac Roekawsy gotn Esco the coqny farm Central P.
cav oths place styles Of Gue HARNESS ADDLE
PRIDLss spEETs, BUSTERS &C. lVays OF land made 70 STs
Conpee euh or the track toad park Stable o. n hOsEAS
{ RhO, Manufacturers. Wsferoorls ia Cbamhen-st.
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6itnaiions uante6--ftlales

A SUCCESSFUL wholesale dry goods mer-
"A ehsHt q erpereIe tsyng eoei s b4ee WISHES 90
eupaon CREDIT FINANCIAL MANAGER 10 large house.
would take the position of GENERAL BUYER to az extensive we'll
esabshed goods house In the Wes souh experienced
correspondent Can furnish the rnge tmonas 'm gcnieea
business circle' Any s,rorg loue wng rin Of
energy ard Integrity and dspO e to appreciate ais services
literally may address SUCCESS, Madison, n J.
EMPLOYERS furnished with selected MALE
II or FEMALE HELP at NoRIoSs. Mhthallst Fees 81
EMPLOYERS furnished with selected MALE
h or FEMALE HELP at MOTIONS, Whi,ehl.st Pees 81
CARM HANDS-6 Bowling green.-PlERCE
l. constantly hand ireles fsed Germans, Scotch
AMI Bnglish also Mechanics, Coaehuea Gstleuers, Sc
CCOTCHMAN and Wife, Engiishman and
- WIFE fstrae Farm Hands AMI HoGsclss at afrgel want
SITUATIONS Inquire Agency Bowling green PIERCE Co.
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

PoR ST THOMAS AND BRAZILln steamship herrm,Ss Jnly
ssl,7sr. MI Lrrrsbsl Nn Gruce Ouocan
- T. H. F,eo Rivera A. Casssra W. J. RAJ land, Waltr
\ Mil Thomas " Mills Paasco CanIo Iugl Heberiin ~ Cad
-. Ar 0,so-u Geo Nathan aud children Herqu Nathan
Srs Forttoe Philip Dplr Iegoge A. baneii NJ Loureno
fI Neva Arfo Pee. Arto Meld AUTO Franco A. heH0cIy
frt Joas Cor, C5rIeia, r L. Reyusi Prof f. Hart A
seTiy, Mis Isabella Iguf1ebe.
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Gituatious Wante0--females.

ITO PUBLISHERS.-A LADY who has been
employed the last four ye.rs o. daily gsper Wishes 70 osia
ITOR IS prOsiYyy, WiliaasbGrsh.
WANTED, by young American lady, a
W goslTioNAs TRAVELLING C0APANIoyto ls5y gong 70
wiling make herself generally asefl beat references Address Z,
Box l08. 1Iibupe 0nce
FAMILIES, Summer Houses, and Boarding
hon want Of frst-class HELP Of all nato1a ey %
country DC supplied Immediately at WALKERS EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE. i)8 SiIth-aSe, over drug store .
EIRST-RATE Female SERVANTS supplied
byPIRROE Co. Bowling green Greeahons sli Other tsee-
lions nom Americans, Gerpsns, English sssss AMI lrsa
HOOD German Female Servants at Mrs. Hild's
W German Institute Norfolk between yngon and s'anioas
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CorRT CALENDARs-THH DAY.

r,Rrsn CouRr-TRrAL TrRx-PARr m-CuRrs, J.-Csleudsr
called al III 4 II.
ssa3 Rooney sgt shipmu. l-..Selg Rgt Schneider
$3.50 Erosnsn fgt Dlfr. -. CsuepA sgt. FranchL
Ea0l. .Psbseh Ggt LowenseR Davidson MsieEsoD
r-..JoN Gg. Beman. - aruum sgt PsIIy.
.CeughLn White Groom Wolf.
9..Ileymsn SIT Parker 622.. Miller sgt DO7ng.
o..SU ivan kigsCh oo71 BE agh hchue.
on Holmes -. hlr1seie agt Donovan
Wsrsrsner GOD bnham ACT ne fnst NaII
-..Mgryby ~. Pendcrsras- - hengeEat9T 90
= c-oiuo-s OF Roberts is952 Cohen act R0h-er
CuxT ~ GrsER sgasoNs-Befyre HACkKT-Opens at
il
I..Frelcuck Iutby John NJ S.Peier Johnson burglary
LsiI ana Eugele kceLler, +.0eoIse hrL, assault ana
efulI7g. bsttei!'
,. Mic rel DorolHe flOIio1s
Ut AMI battery.
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DLPARIURE or FOAEIGN MAILS.
TUESDAY. IuLY q.

HsNhy mails sent via Boston.
M. for rs Via P mouth Hamburg and Chebcus steam
- I1umo1. nom foot Third ookeu, close Il t io &c
a. iJ u; 4 Il d. 1850 steamship ss az
Supplementary Mail 10 tcuh paid letters only male W on
Per At Ho5o-el, and closed ct 49, .. ,. tn,
A0s.le pOsi3Sel .,- go
Mails fss E1fope v CeeensoTn snd Liverpool pc. osn
eEn Pier No 80 ~ r. the POstOmce al y'1 a. nL AZ
Fst.r 500 A. IL D. $40 Supplementary hti Tor double
ts3 ~ oy nil up Pier No 49, n. R. and closer al l'|O d.
b Steamship sJIs 90 y ~ . . -. .....,,
TT Er-lga be steamship tsrg Saturday does not a. re'eLI
"a Mall tutn IS sent On 'l- n3 9 '' SWAN
sAip winch t1les ttS 5e.iis Tor Europe &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-25
Real Gstaie to Grehanee.

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