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'.. Win ten years experience in business will fur
EnJ pictures for L. money than any other artist
mont. People that have light cyc- and think
are lad -uljrcfs will please i've me Il call. All
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e.. Tor further information OF NV work Ill at Burn
H' Bidding, opp rite liinghan,'- uld Drug Store,
..N ~tr'ct, - JOhnsbury, VI.
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LB. HARRINGTON, SONS & CO.,


,prn'I T. l. ct and EIstcrn Avenue st. ohnsbury,
hive on hand a lIrsc assortment of lIA>"s, CAEISLT
'', 49, Snl itr Mt ~I', and INrrEI CII"N Book, and
!'I II all kind of Mt >IrAL MLECmANnIsE Eand FiST
SIZE, 'i",,"s
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NEW BLANKS.

NEW BLANKS.
New l!ill in Chlnc rv
Decree in Chlncrrv
Administrators Dccd-
County Court Writ.
Warranty Deed.
Mortgage IIeed-.
Quit lain Dc,ds.
BOud- for Decd
H-d oth,r .lnks and D,el., on hand or printed
tl.5.itth, CALrDONIAN OFFICE.
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U p n o l. S T cry!
G. n. AL DRlCH

iho-t, nv Of all kind aud rt,cA furnished nj Who'll,
-, and rctail. All ord, ~ promptly met by FRANCE
WISER. Eastern Avenue, IT. .IOhusburv, Vt
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Manufacturers oil
b. -urEr IRON, BRASS AND COPPER WARES
\ I,ilrr- in STOVES, Hollow Ware, Yankee No
r....-. Ltc, Railroad street, 81. ,IOhnsbury, Vt.
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..IE EEEAI INSUEAN NCE AZ T. y &
(tstibli-hcd l>i>)
..,.,. over IIall y Fctchcr's store, Mtn Str"
,.r, g. -uNw \. SHAW
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+ LOIE 4 y ID X l. EO T. y l. Oh l.,
c,vrd in carloads direct from the mills at the South
t Wrst aud from the best Oil Hctincres in lcnn-yl
,tuia Also, III General Merchindi-", consisting OF
Dy Goods and Choice Family Grocerirr, which of
ter the tladr At store Railroad Street, 81
Iuhu-Lury the most favorable terms.
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s n A w S

Manufacturer and Dealer in
.uuTS SHOES AND Rt Il T. Il ;
Nu,u'- Block L. K. street, -. .IOhislury, VI.
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PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,

i respectfully inform the citizens Of II. lohIl-Hu
.,iuity- that he hl- opened Il new
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P. p. IONERGAN.

Manufacturer and Dealer in
D.. prI SHOES and III BIIEl;S, :,i-O LEATHER,
FINDINGS, ETC.
...r. w -,rrlEr, II. oHNsrUI.T, VI
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r. GALLAGHER.

DEALER IN GENERAL DRY GOODS,
JuHNSoNs ELpCK,
,Ir,.,I Street ST. ,TohnrbuIy, V
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'I-.- - MOST ME>T-, HEAH~r"NIs-. ASn ALL iNns
pr INEELE w"LK FROM F"ELIGN A%b AMERICAS
NAEGLE.
oder by Mil OF otherwise promptly attended 10.
..t.rNp SIl:ETT, %FiE PAssENatE pEIpT.
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JOHN BACON I'd,
A p HALE.

DEALER IN HIDES, LEATHER AND OIL
It. ,Iuhn-bury Centre VT,
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De. z. W. WARNER

rfIr InuiIn Block, Coracr Main Stc,t, md fa-tcrI
Aycnu-, -. ,Iohnshnry, Vi.
HI',Iii e.. HIIpIS. ELISHA NAY.
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GEO. c. & GEO. W. CAHOON,

VI 'TITTT-TIT TTTT'T n
-I 9. ..t.. .,uNNr-ru%r~. A>p "I.NNNI:,TNI w"EI
I\Ehuu, Vermont.
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IR A Ii A z V e Y
JeWETT & BRIGHAM ,

,lrg in W. |. GOODS, GROCERIES, FLuI Il
PROVISIONS, YANKEE NOTIONS, &c.
\ NJ : 4
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Hall & FLETCHER,

-rT0lNL AnTNT ZOE me
>IIII-INIIS NATIONAL LIFE I\Sl EANtttO
,,r,r.v,r Hail < FIctrh,r'- store -. John hurry.
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NusiMess Car0s.

T'-T'-T 'T-T T-T-I
DICKEY & SMITH,
q iplNI.lS AND SOLICITORS IN tnASt EEN b..
r..,. iu Brick Block, opposite st Inhu-IIN lInu-r.
WEST CONCORD HOUSE,
q 3, ". \. RICHARDSON, IEOl'HETUl;S
&v pain. will bc pared 10y the Irorr tors to maxi
......t mt cllss Hotel :5-ly
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NJ. M. JOHNSON

HAIR EESSING SALOON,
ul,m Hlock tup stairs,l Main street St. John-hury
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MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,

u l. \ G VI + II,
Paddock NillIgc, st. JOhn-hnry, VI.
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DAVID M. MERRILL,
|. ]. WILLARD,
REIDEN & MAY, LAWYERS,

ATTORNEY AND cot NSELIpI; Al LAW
.N.p SOLICITOR ~ CHA>CLEY.
4 ,il strrt 81. .Iuhnslurl
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S. T. BROOKS, M. D.,

ulNlil.S IN Dl;G GOODS, W. l. GOODS, lluI /
HOI - II HNISIIl\G GOODS, Etc.
A4r. .lEIIT, $INI IuE ~. JunNSHt EN not u.
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W. N. LEARNED.
pIAckSToNE & COKF,S

i...ut ior Geo. Parker Il Coz SUPERIOR Fl.ol l.,
Allen FLOCK, urpn-itc Depot, st. John-bury, VI.
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PUTNAM D. MCMILLAN,

"r Y"I:k.
N~iI A->I'TS OVER, Til,'""!'".
IL Su,ciul AGENT .lunurlllIN, VI.
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o. p. & S. A. BENNETT,

: / l;G EON AND u l. y I : I,
uiuh l:IGck. Main Street. ST .Jnhu-hurv
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4. s. SIhS & SON,

EI GCIST \ d rnY SIC Ian.
t.It..NIF Dr.NIEI- ~ rNIST-, "Us NHp VNE%I~IE'.
H. K. 81, -. Joln-bury, Vt. rcl,6',ly
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u r & d. O. WOODRUFF.

NTIpESLl hNp 'nI N-fLL"E Al LAW,
HtTtuu, Vermont.
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~. RMS - Onc copy pr snnmm $3.50
ii I.iL -trcfly IN advance .............-- $500
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-10
ATerrifc Wind Storm.

DEs MONIES, Iowa, April 9.-The
most terrific wind storm that ever visit
ed this locality occurred to-day. The
wind commenced blowing about eight
o'clock this morning, and continued till
sundown, doing great damage to prop
erty, unroofing and blowing down
buildings, uprooting trees, tearing up
sidewalks and scattering fences and
signs in all directions. The total dam
age to property is estimated at Sl5,OOO
to $4,000. No lives lost as far as
known.
LEAvENwoRrH, KANSAS, April S
A severe gale swept over the city to-day.
commencing about four o clock in the
morning and continuing till noon. The
roof of the new market house was
partially torn away, large warehouse
on the levee was unroofed, as was also
the Methodist church and number Of
small buildings. The Eagle wooIen
mill was entirely demolished signs
awnings and chimneys were blown
down in all parts OF TIA" CITY no lives
lost
At Pomeroy, sixteen miles south, the
storm was severe. A dwelling house
was crushed by falling trees, and some
of the inmates seriously hurt.
At Weston, Mo, a number of dwell
lings were blown over and one man
KrTeu.
ST. JOSEPH, April S.-A heavy wind
storm swept over the city and surround
ing country all day, on the line OF the
St Joseph d Denver City railroad
Several houses were blown down
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BRIEF TELEGRAMS.
Gold closed in New York Saturday
11nl

Gold closed in New York Saturday
at ll0i.
\ collection was taken up in many
OF the churches in Cincinnati yesterday
for the benefit Of the young ladies ot
Western Female College, at oxford,
about ninety Of whom lost their per
sonaI clothing by the recent fire.
St. Bridgets Catholic Church, in the
llth ward, Pittsburgh, was entirely des-
troyed bv fire Saturday morning. Loss
$4,000 insured for $4,000 in home
companies. The fire also DESTROYED a
portion of the central wing OF the lIth
ward school building, adjoining. Loss
10000 fully insured.
John L. Thompson, insurance agent
at Atchesou, Kansas, was instantly
killed at Winthrop, on the Kansas
CITY, St. Joseph Il Council Bluffs rail
road Saturday, by jumping before and
being run over by detached car, which
had been switched of the main track
and still was under headway lie was
horribly mangled.
Governor Geary, OF Pennsylvania,
has obtained writs OF quo warranto
against the Philadelphia & Reading,
Lackawanna il Bloomsbury, Delaware
Lackawanna & Western, Delaware i
Hudson, and Lehigh Valley railroad
companies, to answer in the Supreme
Court to the charge of violating their
charters by over charging for the trans,
portation Of coal.
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CUBA.
The Rebel GuerriIlas at Work-Sur-
prize of n Spanish Column - 4
Spanish Defeat.

HAVANA, April The active rebel
General Modesto Diaz lately made his
appearance in the vicinity OF Manzilio,
where a column OF Spanish troops was
surprised, forty Of which were placed
korS du combat. By the time the column
recovered from its sudden surprise the
rebels had vanquished.
The defeat OF Colonel Morales lie los
Rios, near Santi Espiritv, has been in
directly confirmed, although the Spanish
journals try to make it appear OF no i'm
portance. Colonel Morale. de los Rios
divided his forces into four columns, in
tending to surprise the rebels under the
command OF Salome, Hernandez, Villa
mill, Bembeta, Marcos and Gracla, IN
their strongholds in the mountains,
within six miles of Santi EsPlrltu.
The heavy Spanish loss was the cause
of Valmaseda's sudden journey to the
latter place.
Ely de Nuesada, lately hanged by the
rebels, was brother-in-law TO General
Angel Castillo, who served gallsntly
during the first year of the rebellion,
and who sacrificed his life in attacking
an entrenched post of the SpaDiards
near Moron, after defeating and killing
Colonel Portales
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NEW YORK.
Nr. GriaueIT's Letter-Cascs DiscOn
tinued.


New YORK, April S.-The statement
that Moses II. Grinnell, ex-naval officer
had written a letter to the President
protesting against his removal and call
ing the attention OF the President to
donations which he had made from
time to time, is incorrect. Mr.. Grlnnell
wrote a respectful letter to the Presl-
dent, in which he simply referred to the
fact that the duties of his office had
always been discharged with satisfac.
tion to the Treasury Department, and
that no intimaton had ever been given
that his place was wanted In conclu'
sion, he expressed his regret that the
President had seen fit TO make the re-
moval in so summary manner. The
only allusion made in the letter 10
money was Mr.. Grinnells reference TO
the fact that only few days ago he
had subscribed $1,000 toward the ex'
penses OF the Connecticut election.
Three hundred and tifty-four mer'
chants suits against Collectors OF Gus
toms Tor the recovery OF illegal duties
amounting in the aggregate TO about
$4,000, were discontinued at the
United States Circuit Court yesterday
by District Attorney Davis and Andrew
h. Culver, counsel for plaintiffs, pursu
ant to instructions from Washington.
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CHICAGO.
A TugbOat Capsized and Four Mer
Drowned.

CHICAGO, April Sat about twelve
o'clock to-day, as the tug S. R. Watson
was towing the schooner Summers from
the river into the lake, and just as the
end ofthe pier was reached, the schooner
suddenly hoisted her sails. A high
wind prevailed and the sails were sud-
denly filled and the Summers shot
ahead of the tug. The tow line was
tarint and the crew OF the Watson found
it impossible to cast off The result was
the tug was capsized and Immediately
went to the bottom, with all on board.
Captain Green, of the tug, two of his
crew named Lewis Garrety, and Patrick
Walters, and Lewis johnson, mailing
clerk for many years in the Chicago
Evening Journal Office, and part owner
of the tug, were drowned. Two other
men on board were rescued.
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will defend every inch of the streets,
should the Assemblies succeed in enter
ing the city. There is strong concen-
tration Of Nationals in Place Ven.
dome and many pieces of artillery in
the court yard of Palais Royal, and in
front of the Church of Madeline.
The utmost bitterness towards the
Versailles Government prevails in the
public minds, but the portion of Paris
remote from the scene of conflict are 10
all appearances calm.
More Desperate Fighting on Satur.
day.
LONDON, April 9-5 P. M.-There
was desperate fighting around Paris on
Saturday; Fort Valerien and the ad-
yanced batteries of the army of Yer
sailles. steady bombarded Porte Maillot,
and shells were falling in Champs
ElyseeS. An engagement took place at
Nilignit, and there were skirmishes at
Bogneux and Billancourt. All the
southern forts have resumed firing. The
Government forces are gaining ground
in front OF Mont Rouge and Bicetre.
A decisive struggle is expected again
soon.
1t is reported that NJ Thiers is averse
% forcing an entrance into Paris by
fighting. and prefers to reduce it by in
vestment.
At ten o'clock last night the cannon
aiding at fort Maillot and other points
continued with great violence.
The Communists Quarreling.
A conflict occurred among. the insur
gents themselves in Rue du Franbourn
st. Antoine, in consequence of the re-
fusal Of portion of the National Guards
10 march beyond the walls. =
The Noaits,r reports that Deleschiz
is under arrest, also that the ambulance
service in Paris is insufficient, and the
wounded are suffering greatly for want
OF attention.
The recent decree of the Commune
has been modified so as to make military
service compulsory on all between the
ages of l9 and 40
A tiotilla of gunboats has been sent
from Havre up the Seine, to assist in
operations against Paris. Siege guns
have also been dispatched from Havre
TO Cherbourg, for an attack on the forts
occupied by the insurgents.
The OJSerrsr saws Bismarck is still
favorable to the restoration Of NapO-
leon.
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Cnpreccdented Warm Weather
Death by SunstrOkc.

ALBANY, y. Y, April S.-The ther'
mometer to-day marked 1902 in the
shade.
New YORK, April S.-The thermome
ter has been SO' in the shade. The first
case Of sunstroke this spring, and the
first that ever occurred so early in the
year, took place to-day, at one o'clock,
Elisha Devoe, a carman, was stricken
on Fulton street and carried to the hos,
pital, where the physicians pronounced
it genuine case Of sunstroke DeyOe
died at > 40 p. NJ.
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CINCINNATI.
4 Horrible Death.

CINCINNATI, April s. - As Fred.
Fritsch and Barney Ortman were en-
gagged last night cleaning a privy vault,
the former, who had partially descended
to remove an obstruction, was overcome
by foul air and fell out of the bucket
into the vault. Ortman, seeing the
misfortune of his comrade, descended to
his rescue and met with the same fate,
both perishing in the horrible place.
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Accident on the Mississippi-Seyen
Men Killed.

CAIRO, April S.-The steamer Sam
J. Hale, bound from Cincinnati tc
Memphis, burst steam pipe this morn
ing, near Golconda, killing three white
and four colored deck hands, and tear,
ing out the bulkhead ait. No officers
or passengers were injured. The names
of the white men killed are Dan. Viii
liams, J. NJ. Sanders and ROgsacken ;
colored, VIM. Johnson-unable to learn
the names Of the others. The Arkan-
sas Belle tOwed the Hale to Paducah,
where she now lies.
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Destructive Fire.

LOUISVILLE, April S.-A fire this
morning in W. o. Williams extensive
paint shop, Third street, near Main, in
flicted a loss OF 100000. including
small damage to belt factory adjoining,
TO about $1,000; insured.
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General Amnesty.

Representative Hale, of Maine, viii
tomorrow introduce in the House
and press to a vote general amnesty
bill, removing all legal and political
disabilities imposed by the l4th amend
ment from all except members of Con-
gress and officers OF the army or navy
above 2l years OF age, who left the
federal service to engage In me reoeI'
lion, and members of original secession
conventions. Persons avalling them
selves will be required to take the oath
Of allegiance to the United States, and
list OF such persons will be laid be
fore Congress at the opening OF each
session.
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The finest Auroral display known Tor
wears was visible at Milwaukee last
night. The light was almost equal to
the moon.
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Senator Morton Serennded.

Senator Morton. OF Indiana, was
serenaded tonight at the National
Hotel oy citizens of his State now resid-
ing in this city. President Grant and
Vice-President Colfax, together with
the Republican members OF Congress
from Indiana, occupied seats on the
balcony. and large crowd assembled
in front Of the hotel. Speeches were
made by Messrs. Morton, Vice, Presl-
dent Colfax, Representatives Williams
and Packard, of Indiana, Senator Clay
ton. of Arkansas, and Colonel j. W.
EnrmpX
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Silver Drips.

IN BBLS. CHOICE SILVER DRIPs,
w Just received and for sale by
mari ". REILLY.
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The High CO.nmissiOn-Basis Of Set
tlPmeHt.

WASHINGTON, April 9.-The Joint
High Commission were in session at the
Department of State yesterday. All
reports agree that negotiations are pro
crossing iavorably. The statement
comes from well informed source that
the proposed basis of settlement of
questions pending before the Commits
sion contemplate-First. privilege OF
American fishermen to fish within
parts of the Canadian waters from
which they are now excluded, and to
land and dry their fish, clean nets, DC.
(for this privilege the United States ls
to pay Canada a certain sum Of money!;
second, certain general International
principles are laid down, covering those
of neutrality, by which claims arising
from depredations OF the Alabama,
Shenandoah, etc, are to be adjusted;
third, Commissioners to be hereafter
appointed to adjust matters on the basis
proposed; and it is further said this
basis has been sent to England for ap-
proval. Some of the Commissioners
have no hesitation in reporting the
statement that probably they will by
the lst of May submit the conclusions
OF the Commission to the two Govern
ments.
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Butler and Sumner TO be Serenaded
Friendly visits TO the Sick Man.

prOmlnent COIOred CltlZens mere HaVe
made arrangements to serenade Senator
Sumner and General Butler after the
passage Of the Ku.Klux bill, in compll-
ment to their efforts in their behalf. 1t
is the opinion of some Of the Senators
that the bill will pass their branch of
Congress on Wednesday night.
A large number OF members have
been received at the Executive mansion
concratulating the President on his
complete vindication by the report OF
the San Domingo Commissioners
Prominent gentlemen have called upon
him to express their feelings to the same
effect.
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WASHINGTON.
Schenck Allowed His Salary.

WASHINGTON, April S.-The Senate
yesterday, after coming out of executive
session, passed a bill authorizing the
payment Of salary TO General Schenck
a. Minister to England during tho tir' "
lie il engaged here as member OF the
High Commission, but stipulating that
he shall draw no other salary. The
House has vet 10 act unOn IL.
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All quiet.

SCRANTON, April S.--All quiet on the
Lackawanna this morning. Matters
have been, greatly exaggerated. It Is
now asserted that no person was killed
and but few hurt. The only trouble
since Yesterday was burning the house
Of a miner at one o'clock this morn
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uarseiIIes Guict--Insurreciio iionisis
Arrested.

LONDON, April >.-A dispatch from
Narseilles today reports the city tran
.ll Cremieux, Pellisie and some
,.a,r members OF the lnsurrcctlonary
..umi,tee have been arrested and I'M
.-.-rr,d 10 await trial
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10

Pr NeTtA RaSr Vsss,s aaa kal,SaaI s,Ss. , 60.
or1 sf pkea BeesWsG bales Broom Com SOu ha Ccttes
as Ssn Cooo s1sI Neal % bbk CoPlef m ass CSpPs
HlsI Bsd Prai If1 hb Egg ifA2 beh F;sT 49, esss'
ss Man go b1sh B,,sy sS - srE. I.' n. -, az as
sSo1 ~ hsIss HOD1 Ts B1 10 bas hs S7s ades Lssh.S
D.: ~ LaoA e ksLs hAs ~ hAh e6nh TusannA go hee
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10
NEW-YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAJ
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING MAY q, U7l

COMMENCING NAY ~, UIL
P..us.r Station in NewYork corner Of Twenty sev.sh
Fouthave. Entrsnce on Twenty sevsnthsL
TRAINS LEAVE NEw.YoRK
For NswH.yen and BRIDGEPORT ELh lN n l2l5 (ELb
For MILFORD sastiord Fsirss Southport and wss,,o l0
for scuth Norwai IBIl llo n, rals ELl RIl aa
For D.ri.n !, s ii:so !. m 5.4s $50 $: % and s,op
For Stamford RIG IL9 a n, nl' tELh fl' tEzh ~"
For Greenwich and intermediate Stations ll:oo als a.
Gl5, $50, $50. rl5 p N.
sundsy Nail Train leaves Twenty seynth New Ys att ss
Boston, via both Springfield Line and shore Line
CONNECTING TRAINh
For Sprne6eh, 8 a. and D. N
For Boston via Shore Line: lfs and P
FOR Hartford and Springfield, a n. H5 a,d pa ~,
Newport r l., (sI) and l2l5 EI ssnnesss VIA
Naaganssst Bay WEXFORD arriving sss sn ass
hours
For Co.nse.ica. River Railroad. n rs n To Montreal,
For Hartford Providence and rshif Railroad ga 1918 sp
For Line Railway Norwich and ProTasnee i.i'
J, TO Eev,London and Norwich, P. II .v.,
For New Haven and Nsrthsnpsa Railroad IA N n 70 hss
P"r New H.T.s Midtown ..d wiuin,aac Railroad h Lins
O.. 70. and ,.
For Hoasstoaie Railroad, sa n and p.
For Nsugatuck Railroad n, and tO "throa!'
For DanSsy and sorw.t Railroad 4 z =. niS si :ns G%
Cenmodious Ssspng attached 70 Train, and so s
Mail Train either Line Drawing rssa Car Attached Ns
Passenger can proeas tickets ..y pos rs.Asd t o 4
A. and Pouhsye 0aes Of as ksw-fori Tnnsr es
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from rssdsEee 70 dssGnaIos .AAAo n wv - eeys
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10

Issue is Eight Million Dollars, of which more than
DIX millions have been disposed Of. This road is run
Cnioago Railroad. and the Pennsylvania Railroad,
and has the powerful support Of those companies
BUD their numerous affiliated lines. These Bonds
have been sold in large lines to the most prudent in
SeAtn-S.