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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-18

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81 p w al routes and for all points south ON ~
hPP RIVER &c the lowest rates ABBY IN I'M ~ "
ton Block, Mech an ana Canada Express 0ce cromp
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RatIroaos.

VERMONT AND MASSACHUSETTS,
" AND TROY AND GREENFIELD RIiTRo An
Cas- leave Worcester, Foster ST Depot for Grenfeid
Brateboro' Hoosac Tunnel and Troy, n Y at $50 and
Special Train will leave Worcester eyerv satprsox
TO, Greenfield and Brattlehoro' at 4.2O D m
Leave Hoosae Tunnel for Boston at 500 a M and 10
pm ~
Leave Greenfield for Boston at s8s m and $50 m,
LeP,t Bra tebOrO' for Boston at 90 m and 80 4 M
A Special Train will leave Greenfield or Boston every
Monday at 4.0Oam ivy
Fitchburg Mass, July A. 1870. dtf iegs
FITCHBURG Il WORCESTER r. X,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT - Commencing on
pn nv Jan q l6l-Passenger Trans for Worces.
Leave Fitchburg, 8 3. M, 1850 and 55Upm
south Fitchburg, sos a. m 70 sd and 4 Ii n m
iE1eo9lnlilster, bl2 g. M, LOO and 800 p. m.
PPs,vS SIossng, IL a. m l07 and i OF. D. m.
Steriing junction. n S26 a. M 10 and 6l5 m.
11telnHg center, 1888 a. m, 20 and 20 D. m.
passenger Trains for Fitchburg-
S Eeaye orcester, g. ~ and II Is M and 420 D. m
Stg Junction, "a and II 81 M and 800 o. M
Pratt Gener, u "a and 1905 p m and 59S
TTa ds crossing 725 a. n, II % and 624 q. a.
S SeO.mlli , $50 a. M, II 80 and 80 p. n
1Do , fltcnburg. 1871 a. m, 1898 and 81 D. H.
,on Lh iD SoNEEcrIoEs.At Fitchburg all Trains CON
Tor all points north anu w, - 'AI's' A. II
Inc 81 and lib trains from Worcester annecs
az d WIN the VT d. Mass. r. r. for Greenied
THef y a. m and 1880 p. M tram from Ftcbbnro c,n.
meet &C worcester with Boston & Worcester Proviepce
A. worcester, Norwich g. Worcester PaiIrdS5fi and
western Il. H. for New York and the West vim SprinS.
The $50 p, m tram from Fltchburg connects st W.,
SesIeE WIN NorTieh worcester Steamboat Train for
Office Fitchburg Worcester R, r.. } '''f ''
lar .
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WORCESTER AND NASHUA REIT,
~ ROAD00n and after Monday, June 10, 1870 Passen
IS7O OHEs HIRE RAILROAD

10 ~. WINTER ARRhNGF HSS rTl1t 6o1na,c
ing MONDAY, Dec. II, 1870.
m, Ills M and APO p. IN; Fitchbnrg at $50 M and
LIS and S5 M for Winchendon, Troy Keene and Be-
Making connections ct Bellows Falls with Rutland q
burlington K r. for Rutland, Saratoga, Burlington, &C.
Also with Vt. Central r. z. for Windsor White River
Junction connecting with Conn and Pasaumpsic River
Railroad Montpelier, ST. Adams, Iouses Point Ogden,
ourg, Montreal, &c
Tickets to all points north for No 4Foster gtreet
Worcester-J. BARNARD, Agent.
rare as low as by any route and distance less.
E9 Splendid Sleeping Cars on Night Tran for Yves,
4lu North' r. STEWART, Sup't
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Meoieinar.
nR. BULLOCK'S
Nephreticulll I!
An Edectual Remedy for all Diseases of the
Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary Organs
Gravel, DrOpsy, Organic Weakness,
Female Complaints, and
General Debility.
nR. BULLOCK's

N'NA'NAhV
from the oficna articles of the United States Pharma
cop@a and as such it is confidently offered to the Med
cal Profession and to the public generally as a sure rem
cay Tor the aforementioned diseases.
VI themany certificates which we have received from
wen known citizens and physicians attestng to the eff
c"cy Oh the medicine, we give only the following to
merit:
WORCESTER, Oct I'd, 1870.
NEssRs. HOPKINS BROS; GENTs.-I take pleasure
IN communicating to you the results of nv trial ot DIR
BuLLocK's NEPHRETICUM. for Chronic Inaamma-
uon OF the Kidneys For several years have been ser
ousy aihieted and used almost every medicine hoard
Oh nut without any satisfactory result The disease
continued and actually became worse heard of
NEfhKETICUM; tried it, but with little faith in its
curative power Now, after using several bottles am
haruy able TO express my gratitude tor the benefit
"hch nave received. 1t is the best medicine I ever
earu OIL and have recommended 1t toa number of nv
lehos and shall continue commend IT, for is the
only meilcine that ever reached my case Send ma
three more bottles as possible for do not wish
to be without IT, 'l'
Yours, respectfully
ENoCH BANCROFT,
II Lincoln st.
This medicine is prepared with the greatest care and
after years OF studying the different diseases for which
II Is claimed as specific, and it is now offered to
the public with confidence as safe and certain remedy
for sach affections
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
HOPKINS BROS, Sole ProprIetors,
co Dom lil Westminster ST.. Providence r.
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L.
a rather funny thing happened in New Ha-
ven rev days ago. A young man living in
an ADJOINING country village was married. and
after the ceremony hitched W his team and
drove his bride 10 New Haven stopping at one
end OF the horse railroad line. There he nnt
up his horse and got aboard one of the horse
cars and TOOK his wedding trip to the other en-
of the route and back, when they went home
both evidently having enjoyed the trip,
Lucien b. Randolph of New Jersey has bee,
arrested and brought to New Haven on cbarge
Of completely in fraud in procuring his divorce
He wanted TO get rid Of his wife. who was II
Virginia, in order to marry a BROOKLYN girl. AM
applied to NJ. House, one of the New York law
yers who procure divorces without publicity
After some delay House informed him that III
divorce was procured in New Haven. a pIac
Randolph had never visited in his life, Hous,
bringing 1t about by means of a bogus Lucier
B. Randolph, with witnesses sent on to order
Tue real Randolph had no sooner hurried hi
new wife than the news of his divorce reached
nef family, who had quite naturally suppose
nlm ourlnZ the courtship a single man. They
Knew ne had not been to New Haven and thei
communications with the New Haven judg
olseiosed the whole fraud. An effort will b
mace 70 punish the New York lawyer as wei
a. us customer. The case affords n good H
lussIaslo9 u one way the New York lawyer
PiVcoie diForees with saSh facility.
RHODE ISLAND
barney Dodge, venerable and roncl, os,o,.,
90 resident OF Smithfeld, died on Snnds,' ~.
tn the cighty-6fth year Of Bis ACE NJ ha ulsl
was native of Weston Maaa ~. - Douk'
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHu-
~ SETS. WORCESTER, IS. Probate Court-To an
persons interested in the estate of BETsEY BRIDGES
late OF worcester, in said county, deceased interstate
You are cited to appear ut a Probate court to he
ned at Worcester in said county the third Tuesday of
cause why the FIRST account rendered by Sumner
Bridges the administrator, of his administration of said
allowed ' ~
And the said accountant is ordered to serve this cita
ton by publishing the same week three weeks
successfully in the Worcester Daily Spy, newspaper
printed at Worcester, the last publication to be one
ay at least before said court and to send or cause to
pc sent written or printed copy of this notice. proper
~ mailed postage prepaid TO each of the heirs devsees
or egatees Of said estate their legal representatives
Court. ' y ~ 'e' O'ie 'a'u
Witness HENRY CHAPLIN, ESQUIRE Judge of said Cont
ms seventh day of February, in the tyear one
Thousand eight hundred and seventy one
co CHAS. T. STEVENS, Register.
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One night last week, in Bennington, man
named Ray sat down to read with kerosene
lamp in his hand, and fell asleep When he
awoke he thought be smelt wool burning. The
lamp bad fallen from his hand and exploded,
throwing the oil over him and enveloping him
in flames. The fire was extinguished after some
tall dancing and rolling on the carpet.
BY monster blast in marble quarry at Dor.
set, recently, a block of marble forty feet long,
thirty feet wide, and eighteen feet deep, and Is.
timated 10 weigh more than two thousand
tons, was thrown more than thirty feet, and
broken into million pieces. Seventeen kegs of
powder did the work
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connecting with the above-named Steamers, leaving
WORCESTER at 1870 and Ais P. NJ. Freight BY
these trains sure to be IN New York the next morning
unavoidable accidents alone preventing. The facilities
for the rapid transit of freight unsurpassed
and the rates are always low ny any other line.
Freight forwarded from New YorE South via. Camden
and Amboy II. r. and West via. Erie and Penn Contra.
K, RS, or by any other route ordered, promptly
For further information inquire of w. H. TURNER
Agent, Worcester. p. ST. n. ANDREWS, Supt
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baIney Dodge, venerable and much esteem.
Cd resident OF Smithfeld, died on Snndsy az,
&c the clghty-hith year Of bis age. MI bodge
was native Of Weston, Mass, but had lived an
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-18

ESTABLISHED IN 1882. YOUNG,
Dealer in Fancy Goods, Toys and Useful Articles.
:, Umbrellas and Parasos Repaired, Pinking in num-
Der OF styles. Stamping for Embroidery.
Agency Of the French Dye House, Of Boston. Goods
Sent TO the Dye HOnse. on Fridays
Please observe the sign of The Variety Store" No So
Main street, nearly opposite the QuinsigamOnd Bank
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-18

It s. TENT OFF FOE.
~ WASHINGTON, d. C.. January o. 1871
On the petition of Roxanna Rice, OF South ancaster
Mass, Executrx of Benjamin Rice, deceased praying
for IN extension Of patent granted to the said ena-
min Rice, on the 18th day Of pril 1851 and ressned
on the 18th day of March, 1850 for Improvement in
machines for making Paper Bags it is ordered that the
testimony in the be closed the 2Sh day o. March
next that the time for filing arguments and the TX
amners report be limited TO It'll day of April next
next. - pa
Any person may oppose this extension
SAML A. DUNCAN,
jail d3sTu Acting Commissioner of Patents
New-York tribune., 1871-07-27
TIE YlTr0xAL CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION


Tho recent visit of the Boston Committee
nm ihS Centennial Celebration OF American Independence
40 Pblede phia where the event is TO be observed with
al honors July, 1870, has been Of satisfactory
"baracte has given the definite Endorsement of the
Ieadng city OF New-Engand TO the proposed celebril
sion and has guaranteed the active aid and cOOpeIa
lion citizens and authorities in the carrying ont OF
each patriotic intention. While OF course, no detailed
pans have as vet been determined upon, enough has
been done TO show that the anniversary will be honored
I'm manner fully commensurate with ITS Importance
10 is fitting and emneny appropriate that sueh shou
uated for the hberahty and public spirit eNlnced
will ne crowned with brilliant success is certain
New England has great cause TO he largely inter
ested i'm The event and will undoubtedly do her part IN
the general work earnestly and thoroughly she was IN
the Very rank in 1876 and will not be found want
The patriotism that hnded the grand old revOluonary
rcs Massachusetts, and neighborlng states hundred
years bright and strong to-day as IN the DAYS OF
Sore 1t sympathzes entirely with the determination 70
do honor 10 the anniversary OF an occasion on wch u
figured so prominently and is ready 70 manifest tha
sympathy in the most unmstakahle manner The cele-
hratiOn ~ the coming 1876 must be notable affair IL
must be an event that shall be remembered with prde
for very many years IN the future. beraity, loyalty
and must hand in hand in the perfection OF all
the prcminafes and must carry every plan 10 Drll-
liant and successful fuhllment. Boston, through her
chief officers, has expressed her Willingness To cooperate
in making the celebration just what IL ought 10 be- ana
the voice OF Boston in this In most other matters VIII
he found to be the voice OF the whole OF NewEhgand
New-York tribune., 1871-07-27
SECOND BOARD,
Sales ofG0Usrament B0nd,
5000 u. y. %, Cmreney......llI
SECOND BOARD, 1 j. NJ.
WEDNFsnAY. LnlY 26-P. ".


The Wall-st. markets are extremely dull to-
day In every department Of the Stock Exchange, with an
apparent return the "masterly inactivity" which fell
TO lot chronicle during the earlier days OF the
month In the stock market the volume Of business in
railway shares has been extremely limited, and without
any distinguishing Characteristic the shorts having
doubtless covered their contracts and the street opera
tors are now awaiting the result OF the Lake Shore
ClevelanG) meeting, tomorrow. We do not anticipate
any important action at this Stockholders Convention,
and far learn it will result in deegathg
power to Committee of three, TO exercise their own
judgment as TO the time when the authorized issue
shall take place and the amount OF cash to be called up
This appears be the general sentiment OF the street
The market on the whole, has been heavy and lower,
although the changes of no decided importance
The principal stocks dealt in were Northwest Lake
Shore Rock Island, and NewYOrk Central. ST. Paul
was quiet but strong, and Wabash firm The Hannibal
and ST. Joseph stocks weak, but without movement
and the of the railways neglected We note sales OF
Fort Wayne 99I; c. c. and Indiana Central 49, ana
Morris and Essex, 93 In miscellaneous shares there
was "A fair movement in Western Union and Pacific Mall
at improved quotations Express shares were firm but
quiet. The following table shows the highest and low
est prices OF active stocks made to-day:
New-York tribune., 1871-07-27


OFFICE or FISK & HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers IN Government SecWiies
No. Nassau-st., New York, July p, 1871. }
To peTsOns DESIRING TO INVEST MONEY or 10 FUN
THEIR FIvE-TwENTTEs, we offer and recommend,
with the fullest confidence, the FIRST MoRTGAG
GOLD BONDS OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAJ
ROAD COMPANY, as an ENTIRELY SAFE AND RELIABLE
INVESTMENT
The great value Of the property now existing, n
completed road in successful operation. REsDEs
THE SECURITY AMPLE, AND NDEPENDENT OF FUTURE
CONTINGENCIES.
THE TRAFFIC awaiting the extension Of the ROa
to the Ohio River as a great East and West Truni
Line, now in progress and rapidly approaching con-
pleti0n, WILL BE IMMENSE AND PROFITABLE.
The experienced, prudent, and honorable manag
ment for which the Company is distinguished ard
the welknown character of its officers and drectOR
are a sufficient guarantee of good faith and insue
for their securities high credit and standing in tie
market. which must render them always popular
and salable.
The exchange of Five-Twenties for these Bonds
may now he made with profit of about 20 per cent
and continuance of 6 per cent, gold interest
Price, 92 and accrued interest from Mayl The
Bonds are in denominations Of $1,000, $500, 500
FISK d HATCH.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-27

TIE FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD
BoNDs of the WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY COM
PANY offer rare chance for safe and profitable n
Road. which is very nearly completed the rolling
stock, telegraph land grant and all the property Of
the Company The lands are released from taxation.
and are worth more than the whole amount OF J tle
Route IRON Chicago and Milwaukee to 81: laat ana
the North Vest Bonds for sale at 80, and interest ID
currency, by WHITE, MORRIS Il Co., No. 10 n Wan-s.'
and (iwYNNE. JOHNSON & DAY, No 10 WaD-st.,
where pamphlets aud further information can oe
nl,fainpl.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-27

The specie shipments to-day were as follows: by
steamer Russia s2S5OCO; by steamer Idaho $1,000; total
100000.
The money market has been easy at ana per cent on
call and Al per for prime mercantile acceptances
Government bonds were dun and steady on the Five
Twenties but strong lSss at 16, Currency 6s advanc
lug Il4 The market closed steady Fisk Hatch report
n follows at
New-York tribune., 1871-07-27
Coleman Benedicts closing quotations were

There further evidences to-day Of pool in gold
either to the price make gold scarce for de-
livery and this is reflected In the fact that Ial per cent
has been paid for the OF gold for three and four
months The sales have been chiefly at l24 dll though
early In the day transactions recorded at 2 The
lending rates to-day fat aAd per cent for bor-
rowing and per cent for carrying. The days busi-
ness at the Gold Exchange Bank as follows Gold
cleared, s3O423OOO; gold balances sO9Os69 currency
balances 81 Os4 The following the quotations.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-27

The Philadelphia stock market was dun to-day. Penn
5ylrania skies, third ISSUE sold at iO6! Philadelphia
and Erie Railroad, 2st Reading Railroad $50 and Penn
sylvania Railroad, 6l. Gold closed at ll2l
Messrs George Opdyke Co. will pay the semi-annua
interest the First Mortgage Gold Bonds ofehe New.
Jersey Midland Railway due Aug. on presentation az
their Office No. 25 Nassaust., and after that date
New-York tribune., 1871-07-27
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK, Wednesday. July %, 1871.

NEW YORK, Wednesday July &c. 1871
The attraction at the Exchange to-day, was
the sale of house and lot side Of secondaye asa
feet north Of One hndredand twcneth-st. The house
was twostory wooden building on lot 25.2xs62 The
property sold by order Of the Supreme Court under
direction Of Thomas H. LandOn, referee, and brought
5000 The other sales announced for today were post
pOncd.
Robert T. Meeks reports sale OF 1875 lots with dwelling
house and outbuildngs, at New-Lots, near East New
York for $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-27

IA. S.eetS Co.

State bonds firm Tennessees, at 72 and buoy
Georgia gold per 9ss, ON the Impetus
lately given by the favorable conditions OF the Stac
finances. New sonth Carolnas weak at 81, the de
cline being stimulated by the appearance OF some he"
bonds said to be designed TO take place of the issues
maturing July |. The following the bids:
New-York tribune., 1871-07-27
TANNER & Co,
BANKEPS
II Wall-st.. New York.

II Wal-st.. New-YOrk,
Buy and Sell, at current market rates, the FIRST
MORTGAGE EIGHT 49, PER CENT GOLD Bonds OF
TIE ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD Co.
Interest payable August and February, in New
York, London, OF Main free Of
u. s. Taxes. TANNER & Co.. No II Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-27
IHE MARKETS.
Ic,rrfrll, rspOrlsa Tor THs TsIsrSEI

lN"""' WFpNE>pAY. July 90 lSl.
,erpS 7, oonpued f.r demand Pot, snd frcs are I'm
., - So parl are dull Unchanged quote A. @y@f9 -
CCTTON-Te 9,m,nd stock the spot was is tl ~ h 49,
y ~, rt AZ moi show very tonei about oHe
ps current closing steady sales Of 30 bales tisg AZ .sIt
ft ive Of which taken for export, b ior
on e, ,eustou and in transit For fusFe denver e
rss eraey active and little higher for the later moA ise
nv 49, hs.. ~ Low UGdng: eyenngJu ~ AZ ~,
August M a, l9c seItember go at lssc, 80 ~ ~ 'iI1s
Aut ohs, O Al lAc POO Al u l6c November anFDtsht
~ ~ =, s;c together december 100 l5ic; eIchalse te p
ey l06 October loo sepemb.r; total ~ 9a' m C
iSo ., Iqi, August D. L.. 200 al 10 Sl'c ~ o.,
sSS =, lo Settember aO0 at 10 5tc 4O al l4c NV
0cobr go AZ ~ Lice SO at lsic. 200 Al i ~ a. a. 10
yemer 40 4 lgi so at 8.c December ~ ii Jo hale,
AT lac exchanged JGly for 10 Angu' even ''''
- 49, L.. ~. nmnlaa
New-York tribune., 1871-07-27

Nnriion Sales of Real estate.
RY A. h. WALKER 81 Co., Auctioneers.
ID OEcc No. 48 WBter.st, Boston
ELEGANT ESTATE
NARRAGANSETT BAY.


On TUESDAY August l. 1871 O'Clock will be sold the e
cant ,tste situated ChchspacGsset Road Darlington Centre
Rhode Island un recently occupied by Joseph Man
ed The building graceful and attractive and
large paror sliding dOo sitting and dining large
ehinacose bathroom wstercoset Kitchen pantry sleeping
apartments commo1iou and oemeuei cellar which divided
fuel vegetables vine ETC. and eontsis excellent
furnace.
windows open from o. The apartments the lower floor
tie venss which preseed magnificent view Of the
dotted with gydccked
white winged winding the emerald Islands cleaning N
the sunlight giving and ripple TO the Hiss Of day The
buildings protected by lightning conductor and are supplied with
abundance OnVeged the stable which
and biladoom
Oachman connected
cellar there upon the premises aboa hundred fruit
hundred and large vegetable garden
The facilities for bathing unsurpassed splendid beach being
within few minutes walk OF the house
The buildings will be sold Of land giving the purchaser
The privilege Of twelve adjoining pree Which will be gwen al
the sale
Immediately following viii he sold small COTTAGE HOUSE and
STABLE with lard, adjoining tie above premises
Persons wishing sale viii take the lO from
the Providence BIS from the Harrington depot
Which but walk from the house Boston
early hour
Terms liberal $1,000 Will be required Of the purchaser a, the time
Of sale.
Photographs and further the ohe Of tie Aucuoners
No ~ Nintertt Boston.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-27

At the purchase OF bonds by the Treasury offerings
were elected to the aggregate amount OF S260ssOO at
rates ranging from 1l2.lO to ll249. The award OF
million was made ll223 The details are As
New-York tribune., 1871-07-27

SAINT LOUIS CITY PER CENT GOLD Renewal
Bonds having 20 years to run. We offer S471o0
above bonds, being the whole issue also North Mis-
souri, First Mortgage Bonds. JAMESON, SMITH &
COTTING IA BToad-st.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-27

BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA
PER CENT GOLD SINKING FUND BONDS for sale at
30 and interest by
HENRY CLEws & Co., 80 Wall-st., N. Y
New-York tribune., 1871-07-27
6otels.
Giiuations Uanteo--femalee.

WANTED, by a young American lady,
w POSITION A. TRAVELLING COMPANION to a lady gong
California South machines and
willing herself generally useful references Address f.,
Box lOo Tnbune Ohce.
FAMILIES, SUMMER Houses, and Boarding
houses In want Of 6rta HELP OF al hatonalite city
supplied Immediately WALKERS EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE, la8 srth-ave., over drug store.
EIRST-RATE Female SERVANTS supplied
by PIERCE Cos Bowling green Grenhons and other ,eec
lions rom Americans, Germans. English sweIes and Irish
GOOD German Female Servants at Mrs. Hild's
~ German nste l27 Norfolk between Rngton and Ssntonsts
New-York tribune., 1871-07-27

MONTGOMERY CITY BoNDs-Coupons due July on
the Eight Per Cent Bonds of the City of Montgom-
cry will be paid on and after July l, at the Banking
House Of HOwEs d MACY.
A few thousand more of these Bonds for sale at 90
per cent
New-York tribune., 1871-07-27


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TRIBUNE ALMANAC REPRINT. 1893 to
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Any OF these book By mail pcstpsd Of price Ad
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New-York tribune., 1871-07-27

RoNDoUT AND OswEGo SEVEN PER CENT FIRsr
MORTGAGE GOLD BoSDs-Coupons payable in gold
January and July For sale at 9O currency, and sc-
crued interest, by EDWARD HAIGHT & Co., Wall-st.