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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-09-02
Boston & MUi2ae Il. II.
Summer Arrangement, June, 1871.
Through Line to Boston, New York, Lake
Winnipiseogee, via South Berwick
Junction.

-
WinnipiseOgee, via South Berwick
Junction.
aHHHE Trains leave p. S. & P. Station
49, Portland, tor Boston,6.l5, Us Am, g.
For Rochester, Alton Bay, Wolfboro, land Center Ear
Dor, 6.5, M arriving at Center Harbor LIS
From Centre Harbor tor Portland, 7.3O A NJ, 1.3O
p. M.
For Manchester and Concord, N. H., via s. G.
r. Junction els A. M. 3.45 2. NJ.
For Manchester and Concord, via Lawrence 9. 10
A. M.
For Lowell and Nashua s.15, s.l5A. M. $500, s.45,
Ct, P. NJ.
For Milton and Union 9. is A. NJ. $780,, 345 P. NJ
From Boston for South Berwick Junction, North
Berwick Wells, KennebuLk, Biddeford, Saco,
Scarf orc, Portland 7.30, IL M. 800 M.
From Boston tor South Berwick Junction. Kenne-
bunk. Biddeford, Saoo, Portland, 7.30. S.30*
A M, IL M, $780, 1000 PM.
NOTE.--The is A NJ. train from Portland ar
rlves in Boston IN time to connect with Shore Line
at II 10 for New York. the South and the West; the
9.15 nj train connects with the 8 P M Springfield
Route and Sound Steamers TOR New York ard the
South. The $50 M train with the M train for
New York via Snore Line or Springfield line.
V Freight Trains between Portland and Boston
daily.
q Passenger station in Boston, Haymarket Square.
Fast Express.
ton Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays only.
PAYSON TUCKER, Agent. Boston.
o35 commercial street, Portland.
June "a. diff
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AtecttC WeCJscuI xastir7saGrus
I'D THss EADENS,

DR.. HUGHES particularly invites all Ladies, wa
need a medical adviser, TO call at his rooms, No.
fresle Street, which they vii find arranged for thei
especial accommodation.
Or. h. % Eclectic Renovatng Medicines unrivsi-
led In efficacy and superior virtue in regulating oil
Female Irregularities. Their action is epecifc and
certain OF producing relief short time.
LADIES will find it invaluable IN all cases Of OBJ
structions after all other remedies have been tried In
the least injurious TO the health, and may be TAKEN
with perfect safety st ell times.
Sent to part Of tia sountsy, with full directions.
by addressing DR., HUGHES,
AMI sG5d&w No. 172 Cumberland Street, Portland
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For The Islands.
d D1M1RIS.
GOTTA,
SUMMER ARRANGE1EENE.

s1N The steamer CTAS. HOUGH-
n, n INN TON, Capt. Alden WirchenbsCb.
Se,e-e..sA.s( Master, will leave a tlalti IT, Wharf
- =. loot OF India Street, Portland
every Wednes lay, al o'clcck A. ". TO WaldoI o.
Doro, touching al B0Othbay and Round Pond, ana
every SATURDAY, at A M. tor pamarisc0tia toucb-
ing at BOothhay ana II dgdOns Mills
Re u, ming, will leave Damariscotts every Monday
at O'Clock A. NJ. or on the arrival OF Stage rom
kockiand; ana, Waldoboro every FRIDAY At o.
Meeting with tue Boston Boats at Portland and with
the Boston and Name ana Eastern Railroads, arriy-
ing IN Portland IN season tor passengers take the
afternoon train tor Bos on,
Through Tickets sold at the Offices ofthe Boston
and Maine and Eastern Railroads and on boar fbe
days previous to sailing. ~ ~
other route. ' " any
Inquire of HARRIS ATWODD g 10
Portland, Nav 3. 1871. 0''' S oI:
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OF all hnman knowledge. Psy, HON ancy is the title
OF new work OF 400 pages, by Herbert Hamilton, B.
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Charming and Psychologist Fascination; how to ex-
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Il teaches mesmerism. how to become Trance or
my, Philosophy OF Omens & Dreams. Brigham
Youngs Harem, Guide to Marriage. SC This is the
only book in the English language processing to teach
this occult power, and is of immense advantage to
Merchants Lawyers, Physicians, and especially to
Lovers, in securing the affections OF the opposite SEX
and all seeking riches or happiness. Price by mail
Lppincott & Co; and Claxen, Remsen & Co., Pbila
Agents wanted for Ibis book, Medical Works Per-
For single copies by mail and te ms to Agents, ad-
dress T. W. Evans, Publisher, Al So. Sth st Phila,
Pa. aug26t4w
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EASTERN
- AND -
Portland, SacO,& Portsmouth R. R.
SUMMER ARRANGEME
Commencing Monday, June 26th, 1871.

Passenger trains leave Portland dlily
szxNTx for Portsmouth and Boston, (Sundays
excepted FloO a. M, t6 15 m, SO Is m, Il. 30 D.
M, t3 As D. M, t6. 90 p. m. r.
Leave Boston Tor Portland at 1880 a M, IS 40 a,
M, fl2,l5 p. M, 1900 m t6 90 p. m. $500 D. M
$50 p. m. ~
Portsmouth for Portland 1000 a M, ITO 40 M.
II 81 m. 1880 p. m. 1880 p. m. 5000 p. m.
The 500 p. m. t. aims from Portland and Boston
run via Eastern K. R., Mondays, Wednesdays and
FRIDAY sand via Boston and Maine R. r. Tuestiay's
Thursdays and Saturdays.
Freight trains each way daily, Sundays excepted,)
pullman sleeping car express train.
Accommodation train.
Snail tram,
tExpress.
F.CHASE,
Supt. P. 5. & p. r. R.
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"ANTED-AGENTS $50 per dsy " to sell the
w celebrated HOME SHUTTLE SEWING MA
CHINE. Has the 'UNDER-FEED," makes the
CLOCK STITCH" (alike both sides and is FULLY
LICENSED. The best and cheapest family Sewi ing
Machine in the market Address JOHNSON,
CLARK & CO., Boston, Mass, Pittsburgh, Pa, Chi
cago, ILL.,, or ST. Louis, Mo. dug21t4w
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RAILROADS.

Portland & Ogdensburg IL. IL.
--EHsssa On and after Monday, Aug 14th, and
wtsV@S&Y until further notice, trains Will run as
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Special Rates per Scotia and Russia.

PREPAID STEERAGE PASSAGES
From Liverpool, Glasgow, Queenstown or Derry,
to Boston or New York,
$34 CURRENCY.
Passengers booked to all parts of the New Eng
land States.
Drafts issued for 81 and upwards.
For Freight and Cabin or Steerage Passage apply at
THECOMPANY'S OFFICE. 50 STATE STREET,
BOSTON,
JAMES ALEXANDER, Asr,
OR IN PORTLAND 10
T. MCGOWAN.
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MISCELLANEOUS
POPERY.
THE FOE OF The CHURCH
AND REpnRJJC

What it has done, What it IS doing and what if
means to do. lis power. Its despotism, Its rtaiIi
bty. Its frauds, Its relcis. It's mi1icIes liza
Idoitly Its prosecutions Its hatred Of onr nrhi;c
schools and OF civil and religious liberty mS Iart
ling crimes. Its horried wickedness, and I,s New
York Riots.
A book that is wanted everywhere We want
agents to introduce it in every country at once AMI
will pay them literally. Sepd for circular Address
Zizgler & McCurdy, 2s4 Maine St, Springfield. Mass.
aug16t4W S'
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n1cooine Cards, &r.

AT VIM. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 10i Full
"A topst.-wkDDING CARDS and ZINE sIAIioNhhi oh'"S
hShed lsl5.l
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nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
IL ERS RAILROAD.

MORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION
NEW BROAD GAUGL LIAEo Water Gap strondhurr scranton
anton Syrscu and WITHOUT CHANGE OF CAhs
Depos in New York foot 81 Bsrca and foot OF Chstopher'
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS. commencing MONDAY, NAV 4 1911
8;OO 4 BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN VIA Boon0n BRrh,
through 0wO without change Of cars
connecting with ard r for Kingston, WDkesbaIre
Ittston &c.
iI5A m EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting Dsnve with Boon
Washington with the d. L. and W. X K
StruusbGr Great Bend Bnghamon syra
Owegc bsstoA Lhgh Valley K L. ior all points
that road
n, LEIGu VALLEY EXPRESS stops at Newaf Madison
MFe,o: with SUE Railroad for hack
ahngon Phpburg and Eastn connects at
with Bel. Del 4. r. for Be-d-re Lr and s Eson With L. "
for Bethlehem Allentown Msuch Chunk, WkesAre heanR and
Harrisburg.
400 D. ~ BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Paterson and
Boonto directly ough BsgAmion without change oil cars
4io m E6STOH EXPRESS at Dover with Chester
Bethel hem s.e,trsu. H-,ains Harrisburg and the West
$40 HACKETTST0WyMAIL connects with Boon'on Chester
snd susser Railroads. =.
$50, and $50 7. m - 9. q,
Por SUMMIT stations 6o 7l57:t5 9l0 1910
and lI:1aa n 2:yD .: q s:2f, 6;OD and u:ie
For ORANGE AMI sol TIL ORANGE go 75 e:lo $3.50 1912
and l2o I:lO 2J1 $40 40 co. $500 bo e+o SJo s'l'
and lli5 m. an o,o n A 49,. N,
ll:Oo ll;20 and sl:0 2O, -2:0 j:h. $40 $50 <:lo
si2O $3.50 see 900 tio, 800 so s:9, and
Has p. u Trains marked stop " East fewart
s:4O ami II 20 a ~ and 2Co. 35O 5o SEQ and y D.
49, a Superintendent.
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HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET.
HEw-YoRK. wednesday, May II. 1871.

EEw-YoRK, Wednesday, May H. ISL.
The stock in the market has been augmented
Dy fresh arrivals from New-York and the Western
states, comprising about head, among which those
eUn,ng from the central part OF this State are censpicu
GUS Isl ior good shape. quality, and condition.
uehand Tor all classes OF horses - good, light Civ
material change.
nr; Iaipot OF lexington, KY recently sold gearing
cot 10Y Mnhpriho Patchen. out of Belle wagner ~
wagner ner Gam Lady Bell by Bellfoundcr. out az Hnti
nora Dy hohmouth Eclipse, Muthora by koscusk, jr 10
Dr. J.. Herr for f50O
Mr.. Robert Bonner's recently mentioned purchase,
Mambrfno Berte VIII arrive In NevYork In few days.
Mr. Bonner saw the colt move a quarter and then pr-
chased him. The price is secret but lie regards this
latest acquisition to his large stock Of the most ex-
traordnary animals ever fealed.
We would call the attention Of buyers TO the large sale
of horses &C. ut j. l. yandewate No a. Great Jones
st. For particulars and description, advertisement
below.
The carriage market IL active; home trade is brisk,
and Western trade picking up. The demand for hne
work is good, and for medium grade cohldersbiy I'M
proved Business is generally SATISFACTORY No other
note worthy features presenting at present.
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BROOKLYN propertp 10 fri.

FURNISHED HOUSE on the Hill to LET for
g. or II montts house three Nory high s"op. brown
yop. N. A. rutland a Co, BeeknEnbt y.
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anrtion 8ales of Real estate.

CPECIAL SALE of that large and we'll
- fnevu MERCHANTS PIOuRhILLL, WELLINGTON" with
r seres asrOusa Gpyus Falls Baltimore Nd the
property ofE GsSawsy ESQ., PUBLIC AUCTION MONDAY
AFTERNOON May 70 ls7l at O'Clock, the premises Pcr
furhu information apply 70 ~ GAsSAwAY No Spears Wharf
Baltimore.
TEkMS-S2aoe remain for payable
snrnaiy Balance oash all
Also Immediately sfter the wifi sell PLOT Of GROUND
aeont r directly In front Of the MIL improved BRICK
DWELLINGS, .
" This property deserving the special attention Of capitalists
Avenues streets and other Improvements being winch will
make this ground desirable as binding lots
p. W. BENNETT q Co., Auciepeers.
Ma
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DRY GOODS.


TOGETHER the largest stock ever offered
n the pubic rm specially Gen emens DRESS HATS rh
Bow SAILORS HATS broadway sys aheCt ball
Broadway prices O. HAT COMPANY has adopted the theory %
the ht,e Bnsy Bee No. l. Cor,andi-st
EOUNTAIN's INDIA STORE, $50 Broadway,
Thrtesnh has and beautiful aser meat
Of India goods. Wholesale lni retail
ring -f,IAS
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rctinrcs ana Alsetlnse.

MRS. II. b. OLEARY, NJ. d., will commence
w Of LRcrI RS ioF Ladies Sgy az A"io a thu
extensive M hanGns, &C. which he ee'e with
create while in Europe
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6teamboais and Railroads.

DELIGHTFULLY."- WV
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
sos E',SSH,, LtS rs,.u junction. Lowell Law.
r,sss ks.ss. M.ssns osno P:Ssr .Sa inferno
S S.,s point. III new sns s'sDeh sss'ne"
CITY OF LAWRENCE; and ), xvw ,oynoy
PER O. stfS RSsr f oi y H Sse ,nd $s
For and NSr'h there ,euse.tlrs s -. worees
tel, and Boston Hir:'Or and Enc Railroads o. pc, 40
Nsr.h RIVER ]. L. SHORT, IT,, Agent
Nsv,Yori OFT H. 1853
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PRovIDENCr. BOSTON, WORCESTER,
ats M from Pr "a NJ R. foot 81 RSTS.SSst &.
6sss far: to bosI6S ga fSPRoyiDsScE' s.
rIor RI. important n Eng eie. and tox,.
HARTFORD DlRECT.-State of New-York
and Gig Hartford ssy' P.eh Sip duly e. for h,rs'd
Br..:tSo'o' IT, &c Fare 81
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD CO.'S
LIFE for ~ WsSr ~ aAM6as ANA an.
AMeor RAILROAD. Perl, North River and INLAND PRoPEIr
sps F.aenss Si aF, u" Ee%Js, md .Sd route ron
S s e. .aS return .ss en- sa Wet f. OILY q ,
'"''''T'n' TICKETS GOOD gTTi FE gSER A..
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY
' ard tsss ss 5R foot LSy
Deav,r- LscLar,Hn. Western 2arosd At Paihpsbury
IN the Leigh AMI sa;9sshDn, Division and at Ea.ton with the L.
lrgh and the Wen without change also Ceu. PsnnsyL
ALLENTOWN LINE TO TIE WEST
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
Commencing Nay IS, l5ll.-Lesye Nev-Yoft foiorp
nfor Pennington Easion Bethlehem, Marcb Chunk Wibes
barre P,tot hGhanOy City, Mt Carmel Hazeon TunkhaDnoeS
Torsnds, Nsve1'. &e
nPOr E,On Connecting Junction With DEL Lack and
West X X.
o. n-wEsryKs daily leIespt sunisys for Esstan Al
enorn Harrisburg and tie West Connects Somerye for
ngon; at PhI bug with Legh Division for Mauch
Chunk hiAeshse Wlhamport with
Lehich Valley RnlIo,j for Eauch Chuak.
1880 .. n.-Wsy Train for Sonervile
2:J0 m-FOr Pennington, Eaon, Allentown, hsuch Chunf
Ntanoy City Hsiet0n Wkeslr Reading Columbia LaBeazter
fpkat Posvle Harrisburg &C. Connects at Ppburg for Bel
Up m.-For Piairfrd
Ph.pshurC With rehigh and
susq Division for Allentown Wscstre and Scranton and with Lee
high VALLEY 4. x. for Allentown and Catssaqus.
m-For Rsston Allentown and Msueh Chunk Connects NJ
Junction for Ill u ID. j.. W. r. K
400 p n.-for Somerylle and Pennington. -
EIPRE daily, Tor Easion Bethlehem, Anen-
Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago and Cincinnati Sleep
irg snd Pasoe Cans to PttAbagb and Chicago
s:l3 ?. n.-For SomerVlle
6 p m.-For Eason
: D. m.-FOr Sonerville
i:e D. n--(Em-raDt)-Por Eason
s:4Op n.-For PlaiBhed
l2pm-For Plaiu6ed Wednesdays and Saturday. -
For Elizabeth 6:OO $50 7:l5, 49, 800, $3.50, SGD sD
1929 asa m l23 leo 300, 20 3l5 3:43 400 $50 4|5
s5 $50 si 500 80 1900 100 T:4 $40 A043 1900
Tickets for the We, can obtained the ONCE Of the Central Raj
road Newlork and 81 The pine pal
''''" --N RB KICKER, Superintendent
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~ ,PRsFy PAIR0AD-FROM FOOT of

Nv - ~ rom lot SDTsT-t HiN0E
a. lot n eOl Ms - vi t.f nhsI
" M .sj s.y5 n 2:30 s., 60. - 10 "a Y night Tor
~ I'I,,i. =. c,mI.p ~. All y. For BALt1uAn aud
srl lliE WIS wa bsros s;O q n !;D aud
mh,n'' ~ Tg. SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST t:O q ~,
40. n silver Psae- at'sche 10 hr go ~ tTs dsi
,b,o,s 10 T.r~hbcg sithst change ISf tas "ESi, va
~ F.llf..g:aBs ssi = p Srr Palace can st
@ "a lie $50 IT, isrnueh from New ioA TO Pieafsh
beot esrge Silver Palace caps siseht 20 toe .
,gT and ran Trough 10 PhnrEa Crsinrsi los.,viS ~
Cygo -ioE; ea~age Iiete Tor ss' az 100; ei DrasIus
-, -, sae :. 1 on asei sng va Bu.iwsf t'D1iy
81 ~ E.SEl.. Fasa. AT J. " JAthroN Ger hrpL
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forsee, Carriages, 6arntss, &t.


A SPECIAL and PEREMPT0RY SAIL a.; at
"A PUBLIC AUCTION FRIDAY tsO-ponS~) NAV L. a. w
O'clock prumUt at Stable No. a Great Jeaesst corpp
or 6ne TEAM two TR0rTEks one bns WI
HORSE and one fne family HORSE One fne hnngtep BUG"i %
Brewster, Harness. kc ,r,., or vIpre b,oxD
gray ISL high Old perfect pets have no vs OF
ard fear nothing driven and handled BY any a OF ca
o beauty intelligence, and Inc foahes
together without pulling etng and are Ve
double warranted oaas ana n
And without SPOT or bleHsh They will be sold separate II,
Also plebrown ken,uctyb hosho We
city htz surpassed for style elegance ana me
suitable FOR Colpc, f@y
aateh, Road Horse warranted sound and lind
Also graz srottng ilorse, EASTERN shO ' msn
totted last one OF te ines
gated high beaded ana geneel
steady horse ard steady salc ana "
liable 2s5 trotier warranted onne an
Also extraordinary fpe safe and gentee hon
Isl fine free and pleasant dnVer ieA no
and Be driven by lady; good roldstr ana can 0'
the road varaHed sound and krd
Together with shlngtop BREWSTER NA1ON u me 'ru
karRsss comprising entire gentemans Turnout la,
other HORSES WAGONS &c Also one SEAT sn'ns
PHABTON Adams doabe and slnge Harness. &C
All stock hrstcs and Gne being cmate harry ana
rugged and immediate and everyday aud must b seen %
appreciated They property Of two private gentlemen gos
ali be sold highest bder vhoai Limit or resi
and warranted represented particular, sua FAR ina
gwen -. S,..,.
and examined sd particulars ascened Of stable
new, until ssla Fall particular, ! TO- Dcrrovs nsne
l.. yANDEWATER. Austioncer.
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ITFW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NEW-YORk CENTRAL AND HUUSUN
~ RIyER RAILRoAD-Traus leave Thrieih'i a. f0'l9rs'
A, "a Chcaco Express. vi b Drasng-Tcon ear 80 - -
iosl IA Special Chicago Express last tsn with prs"nS"m
OR. To B.Fs and iacaTs Falls
M northern and Weston Express with DawiusrOon cars At
,,ehel -, -, ,-.-l--. 81. .AU,,.,.i ,,,;, Lave.
o, "a n Il. DrawIngOOra attached. r..
Ps-ac Express with Sleeping can ier "fterenu
c--iir,sg' q, .tco and C,nsndssua. r--,-.
second Pacific Express With seepuselS er hcehester
S,e,-a Pai also Chicago. "a both H. and " v Ai
e.. tosi, via Toledo; Louisville, via Indianapolis TSs
IN sill leave on SuEd='s q; Q p n
m n M 1 ic Erpr~s @ih arouga sieephrcaa
M urd cal ;Trin-
- a. ,rd .. y Po-sateepsie trsins
a IA NJ ~ O ass AMI el' p. n Peeiskl trains
3@thda ~ 70 NJ, lbs ! t:es $40 and li:a
Yor trains ~ - vo.t,- yns,.,I q n NJ
nu,ts..,.i. ,-,c-sl maze 20 scbtl Of lolsrr
foasnA''Fs' 4. H. KESDRCk, Geae. al Passenger Ages
n
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,.oIITU SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND.

- The cn, dcabe s,scb k.ilrosd on Long Island
Srs:GHg Aei;As0EM.A!
coum.uerr hoNDAi May a. I'LL h'~ Ho''e' AID ''s''
AN. M Mai for Psiehorus eaasesiiEs ., BshTIon
G,F,r. i.a~, f.bogue b. Stg. Tor beihps. and
Fir llse,.
ga.L. Et0-sHn
zoe A. n Accommodates or bshyioa 49,
" euRbscias H Babylon for Pre-
inJ Pa;esesoe b, siege ie' Bslsvot sEd Frs
Pi4se.
IN, - Prc.ogu. Accommodation
an, m Bsh,er t,esmSiat"L
IN q a, H.InS- u'daioi
~ {tStsd les n - $3.50 30 nj ~ n trains
~ An, stl,am for ii,Hgsi,rlA 4 d RociswAJ
.. ". DOuGLAs SUPERINTENDENT
~, fptl.,t pafiicu.a . tine tahs
.rL.. a.. "A. al.snce TlnEls July !, M
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Sales bn 1ntiion

A. hEsvrs. AIcuoacer.
DY BANGS, MERWIN g. Co.. Broadway, cor.
I'D 4hSa. II Books Goods Furniture he
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, Nay ls and 49, at IA LibkAei
Of choice Rprsb Leaue particularly Drsmanc h foehoai
Dranste Biography Ballads lnsh Ltersue
nstops Of the Classics ard handsome copies Of desrabe "os In
Hs,ory Feion Biography and collection Of Poetry
EEO- A. LEAVITT 81 Co. date Leavitt,
N Strebegh Col Clinton IAn Aston place Per The sALs BY
COLLECTION Of Books PASTS6s ana al
kinds Of LITERARY PROPxRTr.
~ BIBLIOr HBCA AMERICANA
TUTPSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS. May 10 and H. at u oeof
Sale Of ge COLLECTION Of BOOKS entirely relating 70 Aab
ICA cowpsng General REVOLUTIONARY and LOCAL
VOYAGES TRAVELS &c, ke Catalogues ready Books on I"'
bitten.
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NEW-YORK AND .NEW-HAyEN RAIL

y
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING JUNE %, 1870.
pu,,c., station 10 NewiOrk Of It and
'S kourtb-sve Earanee Twenty seyenbsL
TRAINS LEAVE NBWYORK -
For HewHaven and Bridgeport T. (EI l:O m z;l9 lEL
For Milford s.od Parsed Southport and weport lloo
Fat Ecrwsh Etl 1880 u I2:l5 EI) CErl as' 40
Far D,neu 3 II % m 3:i5 $50. $500 and ESQ
For stamford (EI g. 1889 e. 2:l5 (EI) 2;l3, tEIb
as $50 ok l:i5 $3.50. ESQ, 7:i5, (Er) D. =,
For rnweh Intermediate stations g. l0 N 2'is, 3fs
ssod, Mai Iran caIe. Twenty ,,enth Sew-YOri Az H. Os
Ro..ou Via both Springfield Line and shore L,ne.
D"''-' " CONNECTING TRAINS
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Fol Boston. Shore Lane. 1871, D.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-30
annual md Bloodv Wofa-

LOUISVILLE, June ga special dispatch
10 the New Albany (Indiana) Ledger Of this
afternoon gives account Of a diabolical
outrage, near Orleans Laurence county,
Indiana. yesterday. A party of assassins
attacked the house Of the Moody family,
Consisting Of four old bachelor brothers.
Mrs Tolliver, their sister, aud a hired man
named Lee They threw three jugs of ben
zine into the room occupied by the family,
with several large torpedOes, loaded with
buckshOt, nails, screws and similar missiles.
The torpedOes exploding set fire to the ben
zine and aroused the family, when the
Assailants commenced firing with revOlvers
into the doors and windows. Mr.. Thomas
Moody was shot in the hip, the ball ranging
upward through the body coming out at
tile upper portion of the breast, Lee re-
ceived severe wound in the thigh, and
another in the back, Mrs. Tolliver was ter
ribly burned with benzine and torped0es.
The assassins escaped. The community is
greatly excited. Ten thousand dollars have
been raised to prosecute the guilty parties
when caught. Detectives are busy feFreting
them cut. The people are almost wild to
get the assassins, and threats of lynehing
are heard on every hand, but IL is believed
that prudent cOunsels will prevail.
At =. NJ. to-day Dir. MOody's recovery n.
considered hopeless. Mr.. Lees very dOub.-
full Il is understood that MOody's STATE
ment of the affair is reduced to wFitrg.
and it is said that he recognized seyCr3A OF
the attacking party.