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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-08
W CE S ER .
AUGUsT 8. 1871.

Although the returns Of the vote in North
Carolina are not complete, it appears that the
convention is defeated by not less than ten
thousand majority. This result removes the
anxiety that was very generally felt les. the
questions raised as to the authority of a conven-
ton called in the manner proposed might lead
TO serious disturbances. The present constitu-
tion OF North Carolina forbids the calling of a
constitutional convention within ten years of
the adoption of the constitution now in force.
The democratic legislature was dissatisfied with
The judges now in office because they stood in
the way of some political schemes, and there
was no way of removing them, except by
change in the constitution, which they desired
also for other reasons. Disregarding the con-
stitutonal restriction, the democratic majority,
Notwithstanding the protests of their republican
colleagues, insisted upon passing the act sub
hitting to the people the question whether
or not a convention should be called.
The republicans of the state regarded
this as a revolutionary measure and threat
ened if the convention should meet, to treat
all its acts as utilities and refuse allie
glance TO any laws institutions or officers es
taDlSleu Dy lis autuOIltys Inc question mas Deen
discussed to some extent elsewhere, and there has
been great diversity OF opinion as to the point
whether convention called under these circum
stances would have any legitimate authority. A
col lison between the supporters and the oppo-
nents of such authority might very possibly
have called for the interference of the national
government, with the more appearance of rea-
son because the constitution now in force was
expressly approved and ratified by congress.
The good sense of the people has dissipated the
apprehensions of danger from this source. A
republican majority of ten thousand in North
Carolina would give reason for rejoicing es-
pecially since we know the violent measures
that have been employed by the kuklux democ-
racy in recent elections to carry their points. 1t
is probable, however, that the votes at the elce-
ton just held were not divided by strict party
lines, since some democrats it is thought, .voted
against the convention through fear of the dis
orders it might bring upon the state.
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AN ORIGINAL NAME.-Sam Alive Oh! at
first sight, would hardly strike one as a Chris
tan name or names. But once believed that
had baptized an infant by this name, peculiar
as it looks in print In Warwickshire village,
where was the curate for many years, there
was charitable custom among the ladies of
lehdng bags OF linen and other neeessares to
the sick poor. When the bag was returned.
after an addition to the family circle, the be.
nevolent lady was requested to "pick" a name
for the little stranger. This was considered the
proper compliment to pay on all such occasions.
One Sunday afternoon a fine infant was
brought to me at the font. The sponsors were
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Sp&tfaI Antrtss.


Reissues Extensions, and Foreign Patents procured !.
ntererences conducted; all kinds business with the
PATENT OFFICE,
Transfers of Rights and Patent Cases attended to- by
JAMES G. ARNOLD, Worcester Mass
OFFICE No. 266 MAIN ST.
al2 diff
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DIR, Lighthill will be at the Bay State house Aug.
10th, 18th and 18th. The doctor is of the best
physicians for the of discharges from the ear,
blindness, Deafness catarrh, and other chronic
diseases
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-08

Great harm and discomfort is caused by the use of
purgatyes which gripeand rack the system ParsOn'
PuTgdve Pts are free from all impure matter and are
mild and health giving in their operation
At this of the year cramps and pains in the
stomach and bowels, dysentery darrhea &C. are quite
common, and should be checked at haSoas Anoo
dRe Liien is the best article that can be used in all
such cases and should be kept in every family.
au7 deoplw6wlw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-08

A terrible hail storm passed over Albion. Wis.
consin, on the S1st ult Hail stones two and a
hall inches in diameter fell to the ground I'm
places the ground was sufficiently covered 10
run sleigh. The corn and tobacco crops in
that vicinity are completely ruined. The dam
age Is estimate at s250,000.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-08

Abbott will sell personal property for Joe Lowell
at Sunnyside this afternoon at O'Clock
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Diners out and those who are partial to the luxur-
les of the table, will doubtless recOllect that
DIR. Hams Aromatic InvigOratOr,
appetizer corrective of acditv of the stomach and
preventive of dyspepsia, excel and actually set aside
future misery arising from indulgence.
See that each bottle bears the name Of DARIUS HAN;
none other genuine. div au7
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Money same as usual, a per cent. Exchange weak
at 1904 a l0A. Stocks dull and steady except on
a lew Of the fancy securities Pacific Mail advanced to
49,, Union Pacific to 81 while Wabash sold down 81,
against 6Ih Saturday the discovery having been made
that the reported large increase in the earnings in July
operation Of 100 miles road. Hannibal and st.
Joseph were in sympathy with Wabash, the report
that of these roads viii before long absorb the other
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ImpOtency,
Advice to Young Men.
DIED

In this city, Aug l. Mabel E. infant daughter of Henry
g and Jennie Hohin aged 10 mos days.
In this city, Aug Z, Ella P, only child Stephen L
and Sarah A Warfeld aged II yrs mos 20 DAYS
Relatives and friends invited attend the funeral
on Thursday Aug 10, at the house, No II Elliot st. at
N.
In this city. Aug g. Mrs Eliza Richardson aged SO yrs
4th, Henry COnant Al yrs; 5th Sidney w Allen 30
years.
In this city, Aug g. BERTHE, youngest of Sophy and
Maurice MOIoney, aged Is mos.
In WestbOrO. Aug 6, Annie Louise only child of Thos
and Sara M Freeman, aged yr mos 9 days
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DIR. DOnaIdsOn........2OO Main St.,
treats the following Diseases most successfully:
HEART, LUNG, EYE, EAR, AND SKIN.
Also all Female Difficulties and all Blood Diseases
Electricity used when necessary
Office Hours from A. NJ. to r NJ d3m ie2
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Dutcher's Lightning Fly KiIIerI
BUTCHERS DEAD SHOT FOR BED BUGsl
The most Powerful ExteminatOr ever known. Now Is
the time to use them and sleep In peace
aui deOp6t
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stormed and Taken.

StOrmed and Taken.
The last stronghold of the Hair Prisoners surrend,
CRIsTADoRo'S flag, bearing its folds the magic
words,
CristadOrO's Excelsior Hair Dye,
floats triumphant all the deeterous trash with
which the market not long ago flooded. Lead enough
to make bullets for army lies on the shelves of dealers
who have specialized in of the metallic hair color
ing preparations Well they should have confined Their
purchases to CRISTADoRo'S safe and perfect prepara-
ton So much for running after strange gods" III the
meantime, this famous dye has received tremendous
impetus in the Market and scarcely manufactured
fast enough to meet the enormous demand.
CRLSTADORO'S HAIR PRESERVATIVE
Is the best dressing that can be used after dyeng
aul deOp&weowlm
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Worcester Five Cents Savings Bank.

WUTcVHVeE FIFo OVHIE sHFIHBH IEHHK'
OFFICE, NO. Os MAIN STREET, WORCESTER
This Bank open every business day from nine O'Clock
In the morning to hve O'Clock in the afternoon.
DEPOSITS from FIVE CENTS to ONE THOUSAND DOL
LARS received and put upon interest on the first Of every
month.
DIVIDENDS OF INTEREST are made in January and
July and II not withdrawn added to the principal
on the nrst of the following Month.
Smallest sum entitled to receive interest, Three Dol
lars. CLARENDON HARRIS
jy9 diff treasurer.
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neIlcIonr- strictly Pnre

The Arlington, Washington, D. c.; Fort Will
liam Henry Hotel, Lake GeOrge.-"Excels
all others VIC have ever used. ~ RoEssLE d Son.
MnssasOit House, Springfield Mass. 1--WE have
for several years used them and find their delicious fla
yor and great strength always to be depended upon and
not excelled."
Osborne House, Rochester, N. Y, and Bay
state House, Worcester, Mass As proprietor OF the
Osborne House: II commenced using your Flavoring
ago. and have used them with great satisfaction
ever since" MY baker, n professional baker, pastry
cook and coniecOner many years experience in this
country and in England, says ale knows of extracts
equal to them for delicacy Of flavor -GEoRGE THRALL
Proprietor Bay state House. dS3m iel7
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Mathews N chamberlain,
PLUMBERS.
Corner waldo and Exchange sts., Worcester, MAau.

Bath Tubs and Boilers, Water Closets, wash Bowls
Wash Trays, Sinks &c &C. fitted up at short notice. and
in thorough manner. diff jye
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worcester Gas Light Company.

WOrcester Gas Light Company.
COKE.
This CHEAP AND MOST DESIRABLE FUEL for MAnufAe
turing purposes and Family use, is offered TO the
public in quantities to suit at the following Reduced
Prices:
One Chaldron of S6 bushels. ..............$5o0
In quantities less than half Chadron Is Gents per
bushel.
Payments may be made, and orders delivery will
be issued only at the Office OF the Company No. Bank
Block, Foster street. up stairs.
REPAIRS, dc.
Irregularities failure ofsuppy gas should be report
ed and applications for service pipes and meters may be
made at tile Repair Room, No. Crompton's Block, Me
chanic street up stairs. dtf a4
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DIR. BicknelI's Syrup,

DIR. BickneIPs Syrup,
For the cure of Bowel or Summer Complaints acts like
magic upon Dysentery, Diarrlea Cholera Morbus Gallo
Cramp, Sick or Sour Stomach Dyspepsia, &c. giving
Immediate relief Free from Opiate and never prodnce
COstiveness. Designed for children as well a. Ion
persons. Sold by all dealers In medicine Please Give IL
tl' prepared only by Edward Sutton, OF Providence
~. !. udm iyl9
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W. II. JENKINS would inform his friends aud the
public generally that he is prepared to give Warm and
Cold Baths every day in the week and at all hours
the day. to both ladies and gentlemen AT his Hair Dress
ing Rooms Foster ST. The ladies will enter from the
Ladies' Hair Dressing Rooms above their apartments
being entirely separate. Also shaving, Hair Cutting
Shampoong and Dyeing, done in the best manner.
iyl4 DIM
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-08

The boys who served in the army may be
interested in knowing who lost their
flags, which states lost the most and which the
least; and have been to some trouble to pre-
sent the following table, which shows the mum.
Der of flags each state lost. The rebels cap
tured United States flags from Union troops be-
lnnUinO To the following Stntns
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REAL ESTATE.

EEw-YoRK. saturday, July 8, 1871.
The market at the Exchange has been ex-
trcmely duh, and from present appearances viii con
tinue during the remainder Of the month NO sales
announced to take place. and with the exception on
foreclosure sales business win be done. In suburban
property number Of sales are announced for the next
week.
johnson Miller viii sell on tuesday, on the grounds,
the property known as the Flushing Lawn, located on
Jamaicaave and adjacent streets This IL one OF thc
most desirable properties offered this season on Long
Island. IL very convenient TO the railway stauohs
aud is surrounded by trst-cass improvements on al
sides. Some portions OF IL are finely shaded fases
and maps will be furnished on Application 10 the a9o
tiOneers. On Wednesday the property known as tne
Higgins Nurseries will he sOld under direction OF an
order Of the Supreme Court In partition. The SAFE VIII
he absolute and without To the highest bidder
j. Cole will sell on Wednesday, under direction OF the
executors Of Elias Howe jr, deceased the following de
srable Brooklyn property On Marcyaye, II lots corner
Of Hasey and Maconst. Maconst, 16 lots near Marcy
ave-; Haseyst., "a lots near Marcy also lots IN
Of the above On this property is two-story ce
lar frame house, containing rooms, marble mane,s,
&c; also, barn and well. The sale In peremptory, by
order OF the Supreme Court In partition.
Messrs. A. ID. Meck jr & Brother will sell on Wednes
day at Plantied. N. j.. modern ornamental cottage,
containing 10 rooms situated the main street OF the
village within minutes walk OF the station
The house has modern improvements and Is finished III
hard wood.
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Sales bp Aurilon

a MgRv1N A1cuoDeer
Rf BANGS, MERVIdN g. Co, Broadway. cor.
~ s-Sae, Of Books Works Of Art Fancy Goods Furniture &C.
GEO; A. LEAVITT g. Co. Gate Leavitt,
sueesgh CO.. Clinton Hall AsOrpsoe For the SALE by
go o. LssnE COLLECTIONS Of Books PAINTINGS and al
SUPREME CQuRT.-A. c. KEENEY agt. B.
Ieteo over MT b virtue Of Of The SUPREME Cont
NJ ffi o. ihe property and Effects o. the eopap.rsp
1hNbl tLAkhE Of the CITY Of York viii IN =, PM.
-. cssS ~ s 81 Day q August neI at z noon on the
e.s Eeyen'haye and the North River In The en- N 49, ~
80 o. h aa premises and the maohnery boiler oet S,ts.
Daed july 3. 1911 iarTp @pSxIgs1ssirsnlp
AlL FIkEcE Planhss Attorneys I7s Broadway '
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20 Uhom II nan Concern

L SArA1Aa61C n !, TnLtICTS.-Desins for NEW
al ID, on, & B, ~ 70, Ihe S Of Michigan will received
until WEDKISDly So nse building Commissioner at Lsnnne
Ihfom.aSs "a November 1911 a, u OelOeI noSn
premiums ior and general character Of the building
ianang on and eI Jun, E OOhel by addressing the
Designs submitted nm
tonnssobers IAhauq esse1 70 Board Bqldiug
The Board h nSe leotsd Designs for Nes Cspto
wv 70 % r,ee: any or al The designs ,pbnittsd
=, " nSk0svRSOR) STATE
LsbsiBg June G. ISL ,a1aSA shEARER BuiIding
ALEG cHAPAToS, Coa 1Si..ias
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fona 1slan0 Real estate for Sale.

nor SALE or EXCHANGE.-A FARM of
Il ac Long Island. VIII be sold great bargain VIII
exchange other property for merchandise HORACE p GBARY
Co. No. 755 Brosd-st, Newark, n J.
E'ARM of Al ACRES, Good House, barn. &c;
one aores 81 trade farms for cash LEWIS
NOrtbPot. y J. 20 El2asi T9ssa.y snsynoon: :. ..
WOODCOCK SHOOTING.-FOr SALE, at
w BdgehamptOn Long Island hreeqor Of mile from the de-
pot within hearing smell OF the Atlantic surf arge twosory
DWELLING perfectly built with wing double kitchens outbudlng
laundry sternndeed appointment There
large perfect garden four OF meadow pasture
and Young orehadn ALL Of ch dsk loan The ee
beautifully had furnished from TO bot
occupation and with valuable coupe ho
milk Of coal and wood and hundred
immoral influence the village 1t absolutely
exempt from and fever and This property exceed
ingy desirable FOR gentleman knows shoot in the
vooicock and duck shooting on
our whole coast birds Nevou1dDd and Labrador pass
Bndehampto their mratons and the sport 10 me township M
failing every year. and in asonabe weather is nnequAled
Apply TO s. W, at The Tribune Once.
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Ciin Real estate for 6ale.

nifty FOURTH-ST., between Fifth and
srhaves-An elegant wsrranged story stoop brown
DWELLING full width Also list Of Fifth and Masonave and
Eas Side Dwellings sale X STEVENSON SON, IL Finest
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vida, wife, and servants M n S.S sHSIe Carbor Lu'
=, sS servant Mis- L. NSrs9'e AT Pp Colombo %
eiusero d DanM No.. Heary Treat, Nicolas Fan'0
n CamphSl -
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nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ EBS RAILROAD


NEW BROAD GAUgL sBo WaeI Ger % @ se,iSn
B'neam'or SyS $. az oyeo without ChASGs or AK
| y, AAER ARRANGtALN. IS. oomnencirg MOSDAf Jane H.
SOFA m BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via BoonOa Banch,
s directly taouga from Ss-loa % o"sEo ~noa. Sasnse o. sA
scranton with l. and B. T. R. for Kingston Wl1oare' Ph"
75 EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting Denyis nth Boon
ton r-neE at Dover to .as,Ief branch at :oo T Nv
Gap. Srouisbu scranton Great Bend Binghamon Sya
ami osego and LasoG with Lehh Valley T. for all points
2:io d. LEHIGm VALLEY EXPRESS stops H.varE Morris,
Town Dow , 100. sS 49, a. &ipsborg
W. & Dci r. R. for Briy!sre &C. AMI at Easton With l. v r. r.
for Bethlehem Allentown Much Chunk WlkesbaHe Reading and
400 p BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN va Paterson .od
principal station. Connecting al Dover with Chester r.
an 10 M IasT6y EXPRESS connect. at Dover
R. at Waterloo with Sussex r. r. AID al Baton VIII l. v Tor
800 HACKETTsTowN MAIL, connects With Boon"n Chester
'n' ~: En- b. m .'1 HiiscTEl-rsTowy EXPRESS
For MoRRlsTOwY, sti5 9lo ll;@ 200 m 2Jo $780, 60
20 For SUMMIT snd intereda:e $50 % 9o 1910
'' For a' ORANGE 1 and soTH oRiS5F $50 @ go 90 1919
and leo l:lO $780, $40 i1o $50 5:J 800 64o 9.o BID
SETIsK go ~: i 7 e; &C. ,S SS 9 9 9o O 10 l .1S
40 $40 SEQ 5J 800 'o;4' go $780, $50 s;la, aud
sre Sr Es' % of BIoofELD aad MoSTcL at 60
$40 se6 dr "a IIR 2a oPATcoNG leave Se%lSs at 5 w.
1910 sn to Steamer sn Sc si For a. BUDSs
LkE 5 sn9 b s AMI y t o asss aouST%S
1918 and $500 u: SEQ 1900 $40 and SEQ % eayng
WARE WATER GAP at 300 II. and 100 70 For kiClFELD
SPRINGS az ga 10. sChOCH SupenrteDden
ERIE RAIIWAY.-TRAINS Leave DepOts
! foot and foot Of 2jd-st, follows;
Express Trains leave Cham ats " m 3:5D
dllv Neg and improved Drawing Ro,-n Coaches
through Buffalo Bridge
connecting orUele with Sleeping Coafhs running
Ceven and Cincinnati Sleeping Coaches accompany the
II SusluehanDa - Buffalo the SEQ p ~ IRAN ron
NeYork Suspension Bridge nt the train from NeS.fork to
Bfao Suspension Bridge and Cincinnati An Emigran Tram caves
dsiv at 65
For Mddeown and Way s7j0 and $3.50 p M and Sundays
For Otsyille and Wav, at 1850 a. 10.
PORN ewbnrgh aDdNa a m $3.50 snd $3.50 p
For Sudern and WAY, and 6 ~.
For Paterson ani Ma at 645 10 m IL m 'IiD' y 0'l 40
s:l5 p IN and ~ midnight 800. ,,,.
f645 wednesdays and Saturdays onl
For Permon MACK Talmans. and WAY $50 l3o i30
as 5:lj 1880 and Wednesdays ami Saturdays only.
IL midnight
NB-rn leaving Chambers hours halfbours leave
2l depot IS minutes Las, boat 2b,
8:l5 p. m. .-.-.- - - -,s,,
he the checking
,oe NAV be len the Company Offices 2 $40 and 57 Broaway rs
Cbsmtsrs ~ l2L and % Avenue, Hsrm
Conrt BROOKLYN; Broadway. Williamsburg Depots foot 81
hbst and lot of 23st New.York; AMI Long Dock Depot
Isy,sv City and OF the Agents the principal hotels
slsly for Pemont and NJ ack. lFor hackensack
n prcKgp -" N Ma 29 WIN R. BARR,
G,pi Snn't 1871 Genl Passr Az
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l.. D. RUCKER,
- I'll -
NETWORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY y, 1871
TRAINS LEAVE NEw.Y0RK

Passenger Station in EewYork Of Twenty seventh st. and
Fourth.aye Entrance on Twentyfeveath'sL u
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TRAINS LEAVE HEwYoRK ,,,u-,
For Nes-aven and BRIDGEPORT tEil IS M lAI' 'hHh
For Milford S,rstfor Farae Southport, wespOrt ll'os
Il" Fo o;t south sp So oTS E1) 1850 25 Er OH a'
20 Fo SfDSG as si' g. ii Ca g.
For Tf sinm s.Is as 80 i So
- goI rss si and Intermediate Staa6as . 2s S'5,
Sonis Mail Tran leaves Twenty.eveu NewYoFA At n for
Boston, via both sPnscetoS sE SEC IA S9? TRANS
For For Boston BSon VIA VIA sBos ias lis and %
For Hartford and spnlae nj I5 59 s. aD c@ap.es with
steamer Es1g Bay at WEXFORD arriving less than esn'
For Connecticut River Railroad n l' Montreal
o, '8 sroni Providence and F.hk Railroad 1913
For Shore Line Ralsay Norwich aad Providence Ior
For SsTiis and Northampton Railroad = North
SG New s HaVen Mdetovn and wmane Railroad TAR LDss
g. For H i Hoa a + MI Railroad a N and p m -
For Nangatuck Railroad ~ M and 80 70 20 waiero0
gor R.ae%y and S SCTSs Railroad a. s5i 80 iG ~
d.S Mani Train Oh either Lne DraTingrOOm Car attached to 'Se
,ss Il. 's fy; % re,
n 'S a @ oS s q 30 'Nf Gc BooU
y leaving suitable notice have e baggage saa G SS s
NFW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
y RIVER RAILRoAD.-Trans leave Thrae,Sst as lcnOs'
g a ~ Chicago and Montreal Express.
1880 NJ special Chicago Express fast train with D'"iUsT00'
3:i5 p. m saratogs Special Express .. c, .n,,.
Ip m Express sepne SesloJ 70 ~ a
o. m First Pacific Express. With Seepugcas ioI "N"H
Syracuse, oswego and CsnandaisuA - s,, O., Roeh,..,
Bussio Niagara Falls; also for Chicago both and l
roads for Il Louis Toledo and LOUISVILLE VIA lnAAP"' "
'iH WI e Ave- 90 TrS s.p r,h through seJng-cs
p u. Hudson Special train 49,,
e, and S III. RS1 nd SIS 6 % Pse.u
20 an. Mo s a.. Ss 10 a. M I: as $50 and "
saS9sy Nav Trn.-s:s and Yonter, spseal-sIm
POusheepe Special MAKE; no .SP iS1e .a, A,p
New York June Is, ls1i
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-FROM FOOL sc or
DBsBROssEs-sT and from so Of III, eIA
OF Hous scS sS a,s S $. SO = 80 .sh
A. s ss sV va c.adu NJ and .si
wAstIsG2oY and WEST B.,%Sr s wssT u" as
$40. r. silver Palace .,s.s ,s ~ ~ S. WEST u.
through Lynehbarg ~hog. change ss,sr Palace
rs..',9, a, E,S,Is, ..a run IL; SGess from ns
.Sss, Sa.ss s E,,s ss:s. s
ou, and chcss. without change Teis. 'f E o' Of
SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LoNo ISLAND
- sss ;s; s;.t a.kss,as ss;is ssf' Island
.,,,,s MONDAY May i, MI frou Roosevelt and Grndss
..O isrn s.,, Or p.eAes.. connecting at Babylon
500 s f i.sa and P.'sA0sus BY stage for Beep'a End
Fire sr sss, Excursion
$50 = n Accommodation for Babylon
m EIprrss for Ps,ehogue connecton at Babylon for rss
I.I.ua AID nom PsieAogas By rage N BsspoH ADD Pie
4ee n Ps,ssosus Accommodation
so m, Babylon Asconmodatoa-
~. Gcc aud 10 a m sad $3.50 trans connect q
Valley Stream for Hs"p:',%s .' So sSss. s.,.sA
por further psrdeshn zee tim. table
This wis M cse@<s<e rassea SaD D. "L
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MINIATURE nM MAJ Moon rises ....... p. 10
s" ' g %sS x,TTa TH'; @ rsn Gate .'' 'S
. M oQS Cows lsaui.'''' -
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NOTICE.-MR. JOHN RUSSELLs cOnnec-
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