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LEGAL NOTICES.

CUpREME COURT. CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW
- York.-iionry J. Cullen and Henry A. Mott. execu
tors and under the last will and testament OF Co
,,da Smith, deceased raiEtns, agans; William i. Smith
and others, defendants
In pursuance Of Judgment Of The supreme Court of the
g,ns OF York, made aud entered IN the entitled
action On ?9h day OF December, 1859 and the order
modifying the Learng date the 2th Fay ot January
1871 l. the subscriber, Che referee named IL said adgmen
will to sale ~ pu5c auction, Monday the s0h
OF February isl al II O'clock noon, al the Exchange
salesroom No. ~ Broadway, IN the city of New York.
through Rchcrts Mcdulfe real csinc auctioneers
premises known az No. Os nroadwsy, in the city OF New
York with buildings thereon, bounded described as
follows: Commencing al point ,ns cascrly side OF
Broadway, distant huDdrcd aud twenty three feet
four inches nrihcry from the intersection Of the norhcry
Fourth street With tie c8s,cry ne of Broadway,
running thence casery and parallel with the norihery
OF Fourth street. hUned and hitysever
inches thence norhcy and parallel With the easerly
Broadway twenty feet; thence westerly, ana parallel
with the nor,hery OF Fourth street, hundred and
h.tvscven and six inches 10 the easery line OF Broad
way thence Scuihcfy along the eastcry uc
way the place Of oeRnnlng being the same pre-
mses rouvpycd by Jonathan Coddsngton wife lo
tt SYb by deed dated March ~ 1897 and recorded in
the Registers nce ii city Of New York. on the lst day
az Nprh 1907 iu hc hcr nc of lnccs at pa 3
JAMES u. COLEMAN. Referee.
T. W. ppup Plaintiffs yftorncy.
patca NEW YORK, January 50. lsIl'
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WHITE STAR LINE
w Oceanic Steam Navigation Company's
Line OF Steamers between New York Liverpool,
calling at Cork, Ireland.
The companys feet comprises the following magnificent
fupowered ocean steamships the elk largest In world:
OCEANIC, Captain Murray ARCTIC
ATLANTIC, Captain Thompson. BALTIC
PACIFIC Captain Perry. ADRIATlC.
These vessels have been designed specially for the
transatlantic trade and combine speed safety comfort
Passenger accommodations unri. allied.
Parties sending for their friends In the Old Country
now obtain tickets. Steerage (prepadl xoS.
Other rates as low any first class line.
For further particulars apply to ISMAY lMR1 CO., 10
Water street. Liverpool and No East India avenue Lead
enhal street London; ut the company nnces IN Broad
way, New York. J. H. SPARKS, Agent
TINTED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU.-OFFICIAL
~ Passports of the Department OF State issued by A. g.
WILLNARTII United States Court Buildings Al Chambers
street.
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A-A-BUREAU OF LIFE INSURANCE, NO. 100
n broadway New York. 8. q. GOODRICH
Applications received insurance effected, Information
given and general business attended 70.
NES YoES, January, 1871.
undersigned take pleasure commencing Mr. s. q.
GOODRICH and the BUREAU or LIFE INSURANCE
which No. loo Sroadway all persons
who may procure life insurance policies or gain
valuable information regard to the compau ies
companies havo increased rapidly and tie of
neurance that believe persons wishing
10 win glad avail Themselves of reliable Informal
lion ali in important matter Mr. Goodrich has had
experience in the business and having confidence
bis ability and integrity commend him a desirable
consult and transact business with.
w. G. Langley & Co. w. Il. Dcdce.
Wm. A. Wheeiock, President +. II. Cosait.
Central National Bank Robbins 4 Appleton.
Martin Smith, Schuyler, Hartley " Graham
Babcock Brothers 4 Co. +. Van Vokenburgh Go.
Charles q. LandoD Samuel Mclean Co.
G. H. Booth, Bradford. Eng Whittemore Pcet Post Co.
land MatvilIe w. Cooper.
James H. Little Co. J. plcrpont Morgan
j. a. J. Stuart & Co. James Bishop.
Thomas Eakin & Co. Henry C!ews.
Cyrus w. Field. Samuel Holmes.
b. Y. Butler, New York. Lee, Twcedy K Co. (Jobn X.
Cnas. J. Martini Presidcat Ford.
Uoue Fire, nsurance ~ G. Plant, Preslen. First
H. h. ClaDln. National Bank, Macon, Ca
A. r. Wemore. T. B. Cooley, Hartford, Conn
VIM. Brenton Greene. Henry A. Perkins, President
W. N. Halsted. Hartford Bank.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE,
NroRTH AND NORTHEAST
~ TO THE
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
AIR LINE.


~
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
AIR LINE.
NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS.
THE ALABAMA AND CHATTANOO3A RAILROAD
viii be completed March 90 5'i ana Chaa.
nooga Ienn to Msran Miss and, with It's connections,
form the shortest a rail route from Boston, New York,
Phadepha, Baltimore Washington, Lyncnburg and Chat
tanooga TO Meridian, Mobile, New Orleans, vicksburg,
shreveport Galveston and all points In the Southwest.
Arrangements are being perfected with connecting
roads North ami South to trains the
OF 70 miles per hon making the trip from New York to
New Orleans In % hours Two daily through passenger
trains Will be each making close
Chattanooga for a points South and West Only change
OF between New YORK and New Orleans change
south Of Lynchburg
Through tickets for all points North and South win be
sale at The principal railroad ticket Offices.
Connecting. lines requested to tickets
one line for oil points that can be reached.
despatch through freight line will be organized, giving
quick time and low rates for freight.
Through bills OF adng issued to the principal cities, North
and South
Claims for loss and damage promptly adjusted.
For further Information apply to
j. 9. STANTON, General Superintendent; or
WILLIAM kEAVY, General Freight and Ticket Agent,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Oh.ce of the Company in New York, No. 80 Broadway,
corner Wall street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Al FRAGRANT AS TUE LlLy OF THE VALLEY Is
al. the aroma of BARRY IS TRICOPHEROUS, the most
exquisite OF all hairdessngs; yesge of dan
aud scuf and makes the hair thick, soft and glossy
Principal oce 84 Pearl ercet New York. BARRYS safe
Hair Dye the oniy preparation icr coionr the hair
~hakers; contains lead nor zinc, Perfectly safe. Try
The New York herald., 1871-02-09

THE EVENING TELEGRAM.
: THE WRITING on THE WALL.
A
TELEGRAM CARTOON
TOMORROW.
THE TELEGRAM
10 the smallest,
II the best and
has the lorgest circulation
Of all the Evening Papers.
THE TELEGRAM
Is the leading
Evening Newspaper
oil over the city,
and contains the entire News of to-day,
THE TELEGRAM
gives the News frst,
gives the News nrst;
never misses sensation,
and always reliable.
THE TELEGRAM
contains all the
Balls Parties
aud theatrical Rcpcrts
Of last night.
THE TELEGRAM
Is sold by MI the
Stands, Dealers and Ncwsboys;
is read by everybody,
and sen, everywhere for toc. a month
TUE TELEGRAM.
81 NASSAU STREET.
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COAsTwisE STEAMSHIPS.

H. SOUTHERN LINE.
.'' steamship pIiSoposA, Captain H R. no7ey.
Freight LoS Noble saG sse M
apply to O. II. MALLORY co,
r1sr Tas steamer hIESvLLE viii T9S BE; % Ss
i MEEIhANTs' sTEAasnIr LINE
Fro" pier wSsrEss " II sGTs rTi I,
p..,o,,...,u.. on. on SATURDAY Fob. H.
vioksbrg Mobile Galveston and Indanols.
p SPsdSr
EoR NORFOLK CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
II Old Dominion Steamship Company
Steamships OF this line leave pier 81 North river, foot 0,
FcT kSortok % city Pqn. aud Richmond, steamship
with The Virginia Tennessee Air line tho seaboard In
land AT ne Petersburg and Weldon Railroad chesapeake
s1f bus Rn1ys sina a re-
duced rates 10 all points South and Southwest. =
y. L. MocREADY. President,
ls1 ureenwiea atret, corner Dey.
FLORIDA AND GULF LINE.
Fern.ndin. and rs piorid. Railroad
Tho first class steamship ASHLAND will sail from pier "a
Sca ,SsT q 2 ssa,as.y
direct line connecting VITA the st. Augustine
and all points on st. Johns river.
" s' JxNEss Ssf2 HAND, Agent, ils Wall street,
ssrAG AGs EsEreHT AMP gAssESGEF
PORTS AND
II SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
sailing from pier 40 North river At r. NJ every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday.
The first class sidewheel steamship
SOUTH CAROLINA, CAPTAIN J. I. Beckett,
Will sail on Thursday February o.
rates
r'' ''' ''ff ny SSdE CO., 50 Broadway
for through freight tarf and apply
BENTLEY d. HhsELT, Iienernl Agent,
Great Southern Freight Line, 8l7 Broadway,
- . entrance Thomas street.
day, February II.
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DARTSER wANTED-IN a WELL. ESTABLISHED
light manufacturing business successful operation;
be largely ncrcascd snlE csTi.a required 20 Futon
street, No b.
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A FEW THOUSAND DOLLARS WILL SECURE A
~ part interest II valuable patented article partner:
will be In all the States Address L. L., box I4C
Herald office.
The New York herald., 1871-02-09

FIRST CLASS, OLD ESTABLISHED REAL ES
~ tate House I'm New York city desires conDac
tion with some good firm in Brooklyn. Address c. b. A.
The New York herald., 1871-02-09

MONEY LOANED pRoaPTLY-sUMS $4,000 TO
M Sl0O on bond and mortgage personal property,
rites, commercial paper salaries, furniture,
general merchandise. Second mortgages cashed JAMES
uAGNY Auctonecr Real Estate Agent and Loan Broker
bio Washington street.
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A NY PARTY WISHING Busi NESS AND HAVING $1,000
~ cash into agreeable enterprise will
clsar than 5000 this winter For par address
j ELLIOT, station Il.
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A GOOD BUSINESS CAN BE BOUGHT FOR y. 30
IL To the right kind OF man, with about xB.Uu0,
make handsome profit staple business satisfactory
gwen for selling but responsible parties need
apply. Inquire OF NJ. lyman 227 Railroad avenue, New
ark, N. j.
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DROFlrA Bile lNvEsTMENT.--ANY ONE WISHING TO
J. invest in first clsss lcns established Fancy 6ools
cheap rert purchase stock ana fixtures at bargain
For particulars address INVESTMENT, box liz Herald
Office
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LABAMA AND GEORGIA. GENTLEMAN ABOUT
N TO visit the South would Ike 10 business
pay expenses. Address, to-day, THE SOUTH, Herald
The New York herald., 1871-02-09

A HELLER WAKJED-WITH SMALL CAPITAL, TO
N take haif interest in n safe. business where
can realize &75 weekly without risk 2sa Sp-ing street,
The New York herald., 1871-02-09

A LADY OR GENTLEMAN CAN PURCHASE FOR
IN 81 200 Intelligence olce Of good rcpue and several
years established clearing regularly l50 year;
we'll patronzed by girls hotels families. Address
", box 2Dl Herald Office.
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NATIONAL LINE.
IN STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN,
From pier q North river
LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.
PENNSYLVANIA, Lawson Saturday, Feb H. At 10 A. M
ITATY Saturday, Feb. Is. at r. NJ
Passage TO Liverpool or QueenssownCabln $75 and $50
steerage 325, currency.
Prepaid sesrage tickets from LIVERPOOL Queenstown Lon.
dondcrry and Glasgow, s32, currency.
For further particulars apply at the companys ONCE No.
SO Broadway
J.. W j. HURST, Manager
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FINANCIAL.

A -$b00,00O IN SUMS OF $4,000 AND UPWARDS TO
"a. loan on Improved properly, ths city or Its immed
ate vicinity. No bonus required Prompt payments.
NJ. Al LYNCH, ~ n Cedar street.
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INA GOOD SUBSTANTIAL PIANO BUSINESS, DE-
string enlarsc partner with $4,000. $1,000 will be
accepted. Address PIANO, box 225 nerali Office.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A FIRST CLASS STEAMBOAT AND BUSINESS FOR
~ salc.1he subscribers oer for sale tho Brett
with or without their business has been running the past
years between fshk ~ Landing and New York
1870 about $4,000 The boat 10 In pet5cct order
freight and business Ia exceied by
mca In fuel "A state rooms, newly furnished eight
old draft winter about ~ feet copper boomed engine 50
inch cylinder. 10 feet sroke the
Wharf, foot Of Spring street having hve
1st June II sold NJ private sale will Thursday.
Feb 1s be sold az auction, L. O'Clock M board the
boat at her wharf at Spring street where she may be
previous TO that time Reason for selling senior
wishes TO retire from business For further particulars
qure at the Office OF he subscriber At Fshs 1andiag NY
WALTER BRETT Il 90.
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4 FIRST CLASS REAL ESTATE HOUSE IN NEW
n York desires form blslness connection with
German real estate iIn in Hoboaen, also German,
well acquainted With property city and vicinity, akd
charge o! German department Address 3. l.. r., Herald
Office.
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DARTNER wANTED-S1O0eo TO $4,000 CASH CAPI.
tai required; business DiIshed; pleasant and yery
profitable. Address WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE,
Newburg N. Y.
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-ExECOToRs' FUNDS TO LoAN.-oNE SUM Oh
"A. Sl0 and one Of S5000 also $500 900 TO loan, ir
sums to suit, or TO buy mortgages
q. ]. CLARKE. .O2 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-02-09

CMALL CAPITAL no RISK.-FuR SALE, FIRST
- class Tea, Coffee and Spice Establishment comprising
three stores rents very ow cash sales the
about III 900 week. besdss good jobbiug trade the
stock be tnined 10 or thus requiring little
capital; the principal lifted the best New
York style; fixtures handsome Chinese paintings, &c.
will be sold cheap, separately together, with without
the Stock the beng Obliged to leave early
for smother Address, with real tn,e
TEAS, box 3,9ll Post uilce, Sow York.
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DAClFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CONPANY'S
Through line to

rrExAS LINE or GALVESTON STEAMERS TOUCH
j Ing al Kew West. carrying the United States mail
The Al steamship CLYDE, Captain Kennedy. pier 20
East river wall leave Saturday February IL.
Through bills OF lading gi.en to Houston and TO all points
on the Gayestou Houston and Henderson, b. B. and G.
Railroad
For frcigh. or passage applv 10
e. II. MALLORY 4 Co, I63 Maiden lane.
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TOWN Oy WEST FARMS TAX S0riCE.-~No1ICE Is
l. hereby gvfi thai hare received the assessment rolls
Tor the West Farms tax District and that VIII be at my
0nce IN aud After the lith day OK January,
s1 from rn o'clock, FOR the purpose Of receiving tho
tax Of said uisrc,.
H. d. HAMILTON, Receiver of Taxes.
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MONEY TO LOAN-oN BOND AND MORTGAGE ON
wi wsl located Real Estate IN this city vicinity I'M
proved Property Stores Dwellings preferred but
ca.s appicstions Will be entertained bonus required
principals only. FRANK o. Il DAWSON BROWN,
100 Bruadway
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E'OR BOSTON VIA GROTON JUNO
a Tl0N.-Cars leave Worcester at $50 and Ills a
and f20p m.
Cars run through. Baggage checked through without
change.
Passengers by ths route land in the immediate vclnt,
ofthe Eastern, Boston 4 Maine ard Boston q Lowell
Depots also steamers for Portland, st. John and iai
fAx.
June II. 1870. dm snil
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RafIroaos.
BOSTON Il ALBANY RAILROAD
BOSTON AND WORCESTER DIVISION

N
= SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, commencing on MON.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester,
ao5 Boston, at 20 exp 925 exp. and 945 m, and
ilV, 325 exp, 355 exp, 800 and 9.55 exp pm.
. Tie l2O m, and IS, 1855 and 955 m trains start
ron lower; all others from the upper station
u, E9r Grafton, Westboro Southville, COrdavle and
Ashland at 100 and g.45 M, lao and 800 M
n"s SCUM Framingham APO, 100 9.25, and g45 a m
i'ig, S25, 355, 800 and 955 IN,
Eor Milford, at 100 and g25 m, 40 BPS and 355 m
Tor Sattck, al 100 and l5 a m, 40 and 600 D M
"a Az y, .ncIesoy Granville, West Newton Newton
srnga ~ AT 10O and 9i5 m, and 500 Pas
tin - ~ we same stations can also take the lao
t.ai, W W Nallck. and there change to the SaXOnve
wards. -"''0A '"eh'o -sVNeH MINUTES altcr
me lzO m train every day except MOI day; all
V' s',is eNery Jay except SUNDAY
sunday express from Albany leaves tbe Iover stot,o
~ 80 a m for Boston, ~ - wv ''''' '''''"
sa S9pGy aai leaves Lower Station at 2DA NJ mon
IhAIkS leave Boston as follows:
tot worcester al 800, 100 S30evn O ovn a N, On
sxpes' aoV express to Framngain q express 10
r. For Sew York, via Springfield 800 exp am, 800 exr.
New York via Norwich, s &c exp. nm.
Gfatoh. gO m, l30, 430 m.
sonihviiic 4 : Gu M M sS; 4;i9 30 exp. pm.
GofdaVlle, 400 m, l20, 4 80 d m
ashland, 400 M $50, 40. $50 cxppm
oouth fralnngham %, 7O0, $50 exp and q oo.
exp i oS ~ ST. 200 exp 400, iaO exp 800, Ss6
Eatick 100. 70 N, l3O 2I5, co. 500 $50 600 t,rr
Nlli5ury, 100 NJ, I 80 o m. w ''VV' PIN
SaNonNiie, 1000 a IT, $40 nm
Milford, 100 $50 exp gcXp. am . Is Own On o,. -,
Az outward trains runs daily eXcept Sundav P FnA'
Sucay Mail leaves Boston at s ~ m stonning NJ "
scW tph, south birmingham, Worcester {Vest RTont
: 2S inner si'd SPilhGngd, arrives in New York al
''O' . u' o. p RUSSELL, Sup't, Springfield
a. ~.
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MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF LAND AND
4N1 BUILDINGS IN WESTBJR UGH Pursuant to
power contained in mortgage. and gwen by evi
willard to Abby r. Campbell wife OF Ebenczer Camp
bell dated March 2S, 1861 recorded in Res istry of Deeds
for the County of Worcester book $40, page H. ard for
breach of the condition OF said deed and more than
mon lis continuance OF said breach will be sold nv public
auction on the premises in said town of WesthOrough
on TUESDAY. the seventh day of November 1911, at
O'Clock p. the Land and Estate described in said
mortgage deeI, to VITA certain piece land with all
the privileges and appurteEances thereunto belonging
situate in the sOuthery part of the estborOugh
In the county OF worcester and commonwealth OF Mas
sachusetts the old road leading to Epton containing
nineteen and sixty ros more or less buun ed
follows, vZ:-Beginnng at the nOrtheastcry corner
Hills land and town road to d. Jewett's lana. thence
by said Jewetts land castcrly by Charles Canter
bury land to the old Upton road thence north eastcry
ny SAID road to the aforementioned places tue fences be-
tween tins piece of land and the land farm of Levi
HILL u L. Jewet and Charles Canterbury aforesaid are
considered the dividing line
Also another Uarce of land lying the southery part
of SAID town of WeslbOrough. containing sixty acres,
more or less, bounded rs follows vz-Beginning at u
stake and stones at the north westerly by town
road thence by land Of Elisha Parker n go E. eighteen
and eighteen links, to bound; thence north, $50
twenty three DDS and sixteen links, TO bound /;
thence N $50 r. six and haf rods TO bound; thence
by land of Gilbert Bowman, - TO h. eighteen rods
bOund thence 49o +. eight rods and links. to
angle; theuce S. $50 Il. hTte,n rods and eight nks
to bound thence 5. 80 E. ten rods; thence by land OF
Lowell Beknap s. 74o f. orty mine rods and five links
to corner; thence by Chres Canterbury's land s. 100
w twenty .Iods' 10 an oak tree; lh nee ,. ~ = W.
twenty rods and eight links, to corner; thence
by land formerly OF widow OF MOSES Miller, s. 30 w.
hty-one rods to colner thence by land o. Lowell
Miller, :. 500 w. seventy eirt rods and hiteen links
to by the road aforesaid; thence by said
roar northcry about 81 rod the place Of tegnnng
said last described parcel subject to the OF Charles
hens an assigns to right of way through the premises
in the usual place to their several pieces Of LAM re-
HENRY G Bird 4 CO, Auctioneers
o2I do21.sO&n6 Boston.
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pQT1 CHESH HIRE RAILROAD-
10 Il. SUMMER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Trains leave Worcester, Foster Street Depot at an
m, Ills and 20 p. M; Fchburg at gI5a m ane
l35 and 1880 NJ for Winchendon Troy Keene ana r ~
lows Falls. iN ~
Making c9nneciiong at Bellows Falls with Rutland
Also VT with W Central R for Windsor, White hive
junction tcomeeting with Conn and Passunpsjc Rivs
Railroadl, aontpeier ST. Adams Rouse's Pont Geian
purg Montreal, DC '''''' OsueifYi
Tickets TO all points north for 10 IT w Arosio,,
Worcesier-J. BARNARD. AGENT 0''N' s'ie
tsre q iow 30 9y any route and DISTANCE iess
splendid Sleeping Cars on Might Trans far " n
AM Hurtn' r. 8rFW nj SiindY
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FISK e. HATCH.

P. S.-Accounts of Banks, Bankers and others re-
ceived on which we allow four per Cent. interest.
Certificates of deposit issued and collections made in
all parts of the Union.
HARVEY FISK,
A
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NORWICH AND WORCESTER DIyL

l.
~ sion, B., IL. and L. RT, ISL
a Trans G9IEG SOUTH, LEAVE WORCESTER AT
I'LL in wiz way r Piasenger Train Connects at Web
ton at Plainheld with trains to and from Hart,
i Re and Proydenee; at Norwich with train foT
$50 m. Way Passenger Train. Connects at Wor.
SS S,-o with trains from Boston, Nashua. Fitch.
western and Providence trains at Putnam win
IRAN nom Bostoni at Painted for Providence.
"t-S'Wlch WIN trains for New London Mystic
Oh" p n Way Passenger Train Connects at wor,
cestei With trains from Nashua Filcbburc LOVE-
eE, &c; ct Worcester junction with Exxpresss
I'm rom host9m' and trains from Western and
ffoNGence and Worcester roads: al Putnam with
tfalt rom Boston, at Plainfcld Junction traina
IRON Providence and Hartford arrive in season for
t4lS Ialh Passengers from way stations (exceDt
webster. Putnam and DanelsOnviel for New
Ioi i oy steamer from New London, will take this
7'SO m Steamboat Express Tram for New York
connects az Worcester with trains from Boston
concord, Manchester Lowell, Lawrence Nashua
tllchhurg &c; at Putnam from Boston wal
poe, Franklin and Blackstone; leaves NorwCh
Tor hew London at Oils I'M
IN ~ KAIEs GOING NORTH LEAVE NORWICH AT
e.iO m. Steamboat Express train for Boston daily
except Mcnday) CONNECTING at PuiDsm 1' a. .J PS
ton Blackstone, Franklin and Wapoe; at WoT
Seslet i0r Boston, Framingham, Lowell, Nashua
IfU nTo' tlehb9rs &C This train leaves New
london at A'l5 o IN, dependent on arrival Of
S.OOam Way Passenger Train Connecting
flanheld Junction for Providence; al Putnam
i0r Boston, arriving at 10. 20 am; at Worcester
junction Tor Springfield and way stations, Albany
g ana troNdencei at Worcester for trains 10
- Boston, Nashua &C.
Il'aO NJ Way Passenger Train. Connecting at
flaIued WIZ train from and for Providence:
striving AT Worcester Junction in season for trant
to 6oson PyoNaencc, Springfield and Albany;
- ~ oicesteJ Tor trains to Boston, Nashua ,yc
".96 N way Passenger Train. Connects at Nor
MIcn WI, wltn tram from New London; and at Plain
heid tUnctl1n with train TO Providence; at Wor
ces'er with tain tOc Boston,
WEBSTER SPECIAL.
Leaves Webster &c! worcester al q G0a
Leaves worcester lor Webster at Ei.s5 pm.
a,t Z st. N. ANDREWS, supt..
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In every town and city the United state, to sell the
latest and neaest Patent Novelties OF the business
hight, pleasant and immensely profitable sell at sight
humbug; unparalleled Inducements. send stamp
for illustrated catalogue. BOSTON NOVELTY CO.,
OF wit 81 Washington st., Boston.
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CENTRAL PACIFICS.
FISK 81 HATCH,
No. 5Nassau st., New York.
SEPTEMBER 25th, 1871.

OF the Fifteen Millions Chesapeake and Ohio Six per
Cent Loan, but about "a 100000 remain unsold and this
remainder will be taken up rapidly
The 1--WE years option having expired all series Of
FlvE-TwENTY Bonds except 1865 and 1865 they are
liable to be called in for payment. The redemption of
1901 millions FyETwENTIEs in coin and the purchases
by the Government during the ensuing four months.
with the premium thereon, will release about $50 millions
ofnvested capital independently of dividend and inter
est payments the greater part which must seek re IL
vestmcnt.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-03
DR.. FISCH'S BITTERS

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k4TA with It's resulting Debility and lack of Nervous
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make Constipation and Bllousness impossible: REIN
forces tie system so II tide result OF chang.
Ing climate water. &c, and better endure the demands
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Ladies IN uehcaie health, ageh persons and all enact
ateo am weak alter sickness will rapidly strengthen by