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IATON'S NEW METHOD
L'ACIEExR OFFICE,
H tiFrH bGsgT HOC.F DrST7fcr
BALTts0Gg, NJ, Feb 7th 10,

LACIEEER OFFICE,
H tiFfH LIGHT HOC.F DISTRICT
BALTtaOaE M, Feb Eth TO-.
TO IB0S MANUFACTURERS
Seals Proposals., IN duplicate on forms frrnis,aa
Tor the purp - hv the Ii ait house ard viii be-
received SO this eflic. until az O'Clock WEDNxs
pA1. March Sch lGi. Tor BUILOIHG TWO
SEEM FILE IGay HoUSEs-on. at Benos.s
PrHi: ChOptaAk river. Nd, in about III feet vaisr.
the other al lore Po.ss, hsSf Of Island nIouh
81 theetsr river, Md ,n 10 fest accort,ns 70
the Itsns and iaCetious fo- the sas which can
b. had. together with such othsr nee ifol iafornn
ton, on apple AtiO0 TO this once
The light houses will be built on wo,8sn nile.
surmOUnted BY cast iron sleeves, ia a manner .ini
lar Il certain other lshf hoasss in thi. District
Proposals nav he made for either or both Ltrht
hou.se. bu; the bids must STATE the price Tor ca
single structure zach bid must bs acroupa uteI by
awritten guaranty IN the sum - one thou. and dol
lars from t~o responsible parties that in ca,e IN,
bid Is accepted, tbs bidder will within ten d.y.
hid. u NiS
The Government reserves the right to resse, any
PROPOSAL. viii be Endorsed PROG ais for Building
Screw "a. Light houses at BanonI's P,fut Choptsnf
RivH Md snd Love Point. Kent Island 0hesl
pesIs BAY, No And addressed TO the und srsg n I'd
PITkR u. aAISKS, Captain Of KngiDeers
rSbt Light house knxiasrr, 9Th District.
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IL i proposed to select the highest ground
about Washington for the observatory for the
I-oPo>ed University. wesuggsst Riker's Ridge
AZ the middle OF the avenue
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AND HARMLESS AS wArxk

The following letters speak for themselves:
NJ, A,,.s Ns.a ,s .nps.i ss ss .th io
eovery q month, feel CON pslied 10 aekno@sise
fy OR n. any Ssss s
tcrstion OF the color and growth Of hair aud nc
eonTinee to attain thus much desired rs.sit to per-
feS ton. The simplicity Of the preparation and its
Da%ssr. as. pt Ss the 90 the
nos,rums 10 use Having a large number OF my
With equal success / cordially reoommsnd Crystsi
Discovery T. all persons desiring use ihnx Of
A r. b0iLE, roI areei.s.w.
WASHING rox, D O yuly 18th, l5yp
urS az, =, s' ~, ndIa.s.pesr Sir Il affords me pleas
and ySS1s s11ertS1 70 any have heresoisre used
a md b. s.ss s
is.y s9d ,rss ITsa any
street. between sth and sih. n w.
ST NICHOLAS HorxL, Nxw YoaK. Aug q, Isp.
NJ. A,tssr Naitas'-ay pear sir; The boiiis OF
Sash 10 ySnr city some time sn has given mn sr
.s,isi:st,on Il Ia. Ersr to M hair IL: Srsin.l
III crown Of nj head. where I am p.Tii.ils bad
for halt . dozen bottles for cone t'my friends
Pls... send immediately b, express, and ,obi,ss.
WASHINGTON, August eth, l3p
Nv. A'fhns Naftass-OeAr Sir: do not hesitate
to say that your Crystal Discovery deserves to su
peroede AL otner prepar atoms claiming 10 restore
the frowth And color OF the hair. l have ussd IL
week nov snd ND nAir IA. sl,eedy resumed It's nat
'''S''''' '' MRS, HS ;SSifisalas 5SUxAls.
ALEXANDRA, Va, SepteEnb>y l0tb lyg
~. AyfAH, Natass-Sir: have great pleasure
In estifying 10 the excellence OF your CRYSTAL Dis.
oovery for The hair; Ny beck hair is rsmarkabiy
long Ard thick, and become lrematurey Grsy this
ursl color, chestnut brown, coloripG sry hair i
lie your preparation for is purity, pleasant odor
ard freedom from all mineral and poisonous sub-
stance, - well as its other eKoeiiencies. l viii
fe0'N VsSI ~ ~ MI M Hiss
HAfTAHs' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
Is for sale In yArious localities by the following Drug
gtsts ~ ard walsh, 18th street and penna. ave,
and 18th and q streets; .. Calvert Ford, HOS Pa
avenue; Christisni Bros.. 7th and n streets N w
Il A. Bacon. - and streets, Island: J. D. o Don.
pell, s;h strv-s Navy Yard; G W. Oropiey, II o
Bridge street Geor geto~ aad Dspot, a And
p streets Price oas dollar per bottle. Give IL .
rial aaSif
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TTHk POTOMAC TRt 1T GROWER. A.
Us SGT lAIlO\ meets a. the ara ~ Traie
10 II On The flRS1 TUESDAY Of each IN 9Th
A. tuvitstE IN al persons ina IN ,rrii- gro
x = here cordially exiented Tue al aittancs an
,--lus-iCa are free.
Jud-.J. Il GRAI, President.
2. II FOLSOM, So rotary. N
M ksIGHIs Or PYTHIas. ATTENTION.
nl.r. 81 WEB>TER LODGE SIX Of p o.
I'M k>DAf ENtNlSG. Sob. 9.h. 81 ~ O'Clock
- Fast GTsnd Chsncel 2 T CAvIs. All mem
iayIted 20 he present. The punctusl strsudAnc- q;
"Eeiy menter q Nsts;eI Lodge - earnestly re-
CHA- WEISS. worthy Chancellor
GkoRGk LEWls hBEkLI, Rec5rtin. Scribe
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r 5 stated that Hon. q. T. Bowen, OF SautL
IAf0.Ins, has three wives nov living. and taere
a-e tLrIty-lve states vet 20 hear from"
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r<CARAIyAL NOTICE.

All persons desiring TO appear IN Fancy or Ma,
Guersde Costumes during the coming C.rpiI.i s,s
fsane-tsd ta gsp9Tt 20 the sub. COMMITTEES hAYin
3ssl Dsr-r IN charge, Of their room, No DIR
IN Hou-e No. O3 nth street, where al recesssr,
information will be given.
jalQ-n tChrsa Rep PAtriot.I
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u8 ~ the CORQORAN ART BUILDIN0 n
COmmesnor alton OF WAsNINGfONS BIRrHOAY,
nd ~ al Ct the WASHINGTON MONUMENT
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rANAEtEs. i'm ported CANARY BIRDs,A%
y MOCA1h0 BIRDS. AUCKiNG bf8DN
tOttp. PhkkoTS and Bird OAGkS, Q;
1888 'ih si<eet. -
,5ia.' SIN HAarBREOaT.
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r cREOLR BAL NJ,

uS To Cu, and Prersai a. SKIS f,0n. CaGvrlRs
IN " s.hinston ty CLARK Co., A. street ana Penn
.yiyanis s1en9. RidxeIy, PsnnvlvAniA ~ enar, be
between @ street and New York avenue. ko!b
Brothers, esrner 9Th and streets. In Georgetown
~ q CTopley, T. A. Ritehis, <ad W. NeLsOd.
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PERSONAL.

NJ Ne sAwrEI, Cgsrr~c vaa'. Mar-,,.r o..
~ h.a 90 AfftsH, can se Consulted o. 49,
house, No. SiS IN - Island. tstvesu @ ssd .
neon 81 lusnses. rssi pfc-esf an tutune IL isa
MES rsbNCH. CLAIRYOYAsf Asns.U-
W. hkIiC PHYSICIAN a~l TE. ANCk NsD -
IN ssn he con sslted AZ NJ. 800 eth street; ere
NRSn. KILLS. INpEPFNDEa-T CLAIR
~ NOlAAI And s~TROLnsIST. has
Pef.or y Der spoct.tl.- She t-ll- the pasf, pr--
sht. SO tntrre love. courtship aud ssrrisse.
besi 10 atty Tor suoce~s aavises In isN sni ss a.
Cthst bushes. She nav he consultei ~ lettars :,
sivmg Csc ~ birth. snd Zee Personal s.alta
horrs-ss miosp n. R.ems, a. ~ street n-sr
fenDsylN Aais sveuu-. 80 ~
Ill PERSONS HANING CLAIMS AGNn NsT
"A the estaie e tse late tsnu, Nsfh~~. a@re. -
VII Present o. IN - 4 RI ~ WILLIAMS a. 49,
corner Il IN and STA ~rts, :Cr Ey r>luN
q the heirs. - -
lE TANNING An ENDOWMENT POLIUT "a
~ thD hTHwESrkRh, you soCnre vasr g I
ase against possitie wrai "a d@Peuae1oe Ur-r -
.fs, } ca provide Tor FgUr family an ta- event
" avn nHd the money 80 pas q she 00lussa 49,.
Ssi " iro,s 20 FeE CEN. oomp5uni inter 50
tei I'M i,S KNIGHT, Genera Ar,a,.
he. koBERTsoN. a. S0Uth Euts- s'r,af ia
- lnef~. Nd, feHnf Hfaal forsH'fra. g.s.s-
a., GssSIsH o. 4 afs., VII AZ ia trouble 80
vel 20 spQ'y Treats lsH.rsai nd al ai.ss.e. ID
The tTrrGTs orgTHA. Persons = = dr.far-. H..
giving - M t"nls. esq ully a. #a.eI b !t 80
ms.ticsn'- seut o. ar addre-s All letter nB.f
contain slaDT. cure guafAr eea III .yrr.
ca TED in
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r-D. l.. SELhE.
US TEACBER OF GERMAN
IN TdE PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
Has olassss IN German at the
WASHINGTON BUSINESS COLLEGE
ard AZ German az a French. at his Tesidepcs,
s12 TWELFTH STREET,
between r. and y streets F.9 lV
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WOOD AND COAL.

XXTOOD AND COAL
w AT COST TO CLOSE BUSINESS
Not being able TO give nv attention the business
1 am con PEELED TO offer my entire stock OF WOOD
and COAL, at SACRIFICE, until the whole Il
disposed Of Also, Tor sale: the Once Depot. Good
win, &C, ef the finest ood aud Coal Estsbs hrnent
in the District will deliver coal ct the folIowns
prices, for CASH ONLY: Per Ton
LNkENS VALLEY, prime Article )......... 8 - 90
Philsdelphis BED Ash, or L0RBkRRY ... : 90
-
..-..- 1855
Apply at the office. No 90. south SIDE OF Penn
syy ania avenue between llth aud 18th streets or Al
th. depot, cor. Maryland avenue ard sth st. IsIsnd
lspu ". 3 BROwN
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Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.

WASHINGTON CITY:
WFDNESDAY... ... February =, 1871.
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"sTUf THAT COUGH
Use DOCT. TINDKLLs TAR ELIXIR
CHAS. SfOTr CO,
40 PeansJ amin ~ cnue. WhsisesAc Agents
felkon fcr District OF Cotunb,a
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n-NAT1ONAL SAVINGS BANK.
H C0kNEE l1IH srnkEI AND Nsw goRKAv
PAYS PER CENT. Oh DEPOsITs
Ofes H0r,S 90 &.
MANA6ERs
n. willard, wm- Sties ney, Hon. Jos. Casey
Lewis ClephAne, b p. Brown, Geo. u. rla.t. n @
Enery, A. r Shepherd, " II. Philip. MOI n
NT1HK CAsEIvAL
The presideuts q organized associations, ard az
Ctbers rho desire - participate In the proposed
Carnival, on The Setb and 1lst OG February,
gussted % call AZ the COmmitte<' HeAt4ua rters,
Room No. q. shepherds Building, No e0-I Penn
sylyAnis avenue, A. any time day evening where
al information viii be 'Cheeriuliy given
The Committee will b. glad % receive auy sugze.-
tioDs from their fellow citizens, sl II whom arc 70
gu-sted 90 co operate.
b. order Of tie Executive Com nittee
~ DIFF GEO. :. GIDEON. GENERAL Secretary.
Sunday HerNlf. Chronicle. GaEstte, Daily Repub.
lcan, Chronicle, Patriot
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~1HE ANNUAL MIEriHG OF THE
S SIUCk HOLDERS OF TIE POTOMAC
ksEf COMPANY viii he held on wEDNEs
DAY, the Sth inst at the BANKING House Of Jay
Coo Co. in the CITY OF Washington. Directors
will De- elected TO serve the.en -uiss year
5 HOwISUN,
f@2 "a President Potion se F.gry Com psny
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o q. F.-CuLUmBIA Lodge. No. TO-
4S A tuil Attendance Of the meinbershe j. re
gue-tcd at the REGULAR meeting on THURSDAY
EVENING, oh instant, VIXEN mportant business
i,Yq JoHS A aoULpEN. r., Fec.
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1hs Assessors 90 the several Wards having er,
pieted the Annual Assessment for the year ISL th.y
will eet the West Wing Of the city Hall. on the
18TH DAY OF FkEaUsEY. ard SIT ~ Board OF
App as iTy the 18th Il February the Ist of
April, sUudsy- excepted, e. hear complaints ana
sppsals Of the sb1ytuientoHei Asses-m Mt former
Assessment
Hcurs of meeting. 'ror a m to- m
teI-tsa Pk1kK uEPBCRN. PresIdsnt.
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Fek sALEIl
One good second hand HACK. InquireS&
ct 1901 AZ street. delf Il W
SPIChL kOTIOK.-The person who has the
- LOT OF MERCHANDISE, now with me for tn
last twelye months will take notice that takeu
away bE the brit OF September IL viii BE sold 70 pa
dSalces. II. H PRINCE,
1908 Pennsylya niA avenue,
suo-t Loan Ofice and sales Room
T. b. justin PAYS FAIR PRICEs POR
II. Ladies' :. Gents and Childrens SECOND
HANDCLUTHIAG,U NDEROLOTHISG, BOOTS,
SHOES. &c, at sic eh street n. W and st 6ls
street bctw cen 6th And eth streets Note by mail
promptly attended to. l-aly
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BOARDING.

ElRsT OLAss BOAkD, WITH PLEASANT
Il TRONT Rooms, 70 be had on roassnabI(
trims at 19Ol, cor Pennsyivania avenue and 18Th
street Good location and accessible mhS-ly
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E0I HIMT-Qonforsably furnshed PAa1vl
Il end 0HAMDERS, In Q house with eli aoder,
1mDroyeQnent, and In . beautiful situation sou,i
front; n The First Ward; corner Oth end strssts
No. zoos. &C fsdu
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
I OsT-Oa Friday evening February 81. A. The
i OF near EatonsI Tbeasrr. .et of PRAYER
BEADS, or Rosary, with cTucidx and medal at.
iachad A reward viii BE- given Tor their return to
Si2 nth street. fes q.
CD s,rest. black and white spotted
COACH DUG answers t. the name OF Jer Ax
n. ANY one returning him to above NUN -
be- viii receive the reward. feS It
/ OsT-On sunday evening. between i,h and 18TH
ELED RRACELEr. The finder viu be literally
rev srdcd ON leaving il At Mrs PAREIS', corner
18th street and New York svenuc. fest
c. REWAKD -Strsyed away on the 4th instant,
Cd one RED and white spotted COW, short,-A
thick horns. The above reward will be Riyenn NJ
II returned to Mrs OLEAEY, lfl9 2 street, III
n.ar lath street. fest
Co. REwARD-Lost. on the vi instant. white
~.J and brindle spotted COW with large,-Sa
wide horns. will give the above reward for R
JOHN KELLEY. No $50 "a street.
fe1 between Maryland avenue and u street
q n KEWARU-Win be given, no questions
= ~ asked, for the recovery Of two large fAMI
LY PORTRAITS, and . MEMOBIAL SwOKp,
With inScri piOn-tskeR from = box stolen q ON the
street. fe4 St.
I OsT-At the Northern Liberty Market on Sstur-
dsy afternoon last. q large BLACk%S
his breast; answers 60 the name OF BOSE-0
A liberal reward vili be paid II delivered TO 1909
10Th street.
fsS l.. MIDDLETON.
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TNLBCHANls And nECH AMOS
uS BUILDING ASSOCIATION
The fUI:h monthly meeting of the Association
VIII he held ct CCiuu.bisn College Law Building On
Thu RsDAI the 9th inst, at clock n N All
stock IN aIresrs alter said meeting will be subject
fine az he books viii be positively closed on said
evening.
stCCsh elders are respectfully requested 10 call
and chain their riirCaes previous t. the night
Ot meeting, ss mons will b. issued on that night
fest 1T PRATHkR, Sec
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0@CAkhlNAL OUAI bAUE.-Ihls part OF
US the programme IL intended FOR the smuss
meat Of the juvenile folks. aud will 10 under the
Personzl supeT nion Of gentlemen who will that
the youths are properly protects and cared for.
There vi be . prize awarded 10 the owner Of the
successful goat Parents are earnestly requested 10
give This feature their aid and ENCOURAGEMENT.
All persons owning driving goats desiring 20 DAT
tcipsie will report .; the Law Office OF Thomss
Samson, Rooms Nos. and :, Plants Builiiag
corner q New York Ayen,fe and 18th street or t.
sry one OF the committee, on or before 10th Feb
ruary instant.
Mason GoszIer, chairman: ThomssS Samsoa
Oscar Il hough, James \. B0gkrt, GEORGE fsilaRs
tee. f..
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Vn VBbNUn.
The steamer ARROW, Captain Thoma. st.ok
pole, leaves he wharf, foo. OF Seventh
spcet DAILY ,feNccpt SUNDAYS at Ea44k-A
70 O'Clock m, tor MOUNryER Ex1z8kk
NON, touching o. Alsxandris. Forts F,,,a a.,
Washington. Marshal Hail, Marylaud WIZ
House and lone, Virginia. returning 10 In, 81, a.
Or JAS SYKES DAM S1S',' -
frT I'm Ofbre-X ,iIarJ,s ~,
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CrARM FOE BENT, 70 AcRBs.-Blacksmirh and
- whee!vright shop; Dwelling p rooms good
1.,s, IN vsrS an NJ an1 9Snsk VEL
quarters nlls from end Of Long Bridge, We in the
JOHNSON, No. iS3 PeunsyHania evec ae, near
Naf3onal Hotel. des-tf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-05-17

- FOR SALE-A Farm of 140 acres of
Meg good land y miles from Worcester; will summer
Mll and winter u head Of cattle 43 acres of wOod
acres ofcranberries, produced Is bushels last
son; good buildings and in good repair two good or
chards. Price S25O0-just half Its value Apply to
ID. Il. PARMENTER 81 co,
BrinleY Hnll. Worcester.
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II. A. BLOOD,
Fitchburg, May l, 1871. dtf i iy "a

FITCHBURG Il WORCESTER r.. r.
n SUMNER ARRANGEMENT - Commencing ON
ter
Leave Fitchburg, a. IN, 1850 and $50 D. m.
South Fltchburg, sos a. m, 1854 and 5.54 D. m
Leominster, SIP a. m, LOO and 500 p. m.
Gates Crossing, SIT a. m, LOT and /. O7. D. m
Pratt's Junction, 1926 a M, LIS and G. Is D, m
Sterling Center 1888 a. M, L20 and 20 D. m.
Passenger Trains for Fitchburg-
Leave Worcester $50 and II. Is a. M, and 20 n m
Sterling Junction, 7,07 and ll57 M. and soon m
Sterling Center, ia and l2.05 p. M, and 500 n m
Pratt 5 Junction 100 a. m. and IL IA and s. l6 r. m
Gates Crossing, 7.25 a El:, 1922 and 524 p. m.
Leomlnster, 1880 a. M, u 80 and 5. so D. m
South Fitchburg. 1871 a. M. l2.39 and 53T n m
RAILROAD CoNEECTIoNs.-The 30 and ii Is n m and
20 p trains from Worcester connect at Fitchbnrg
with the Cheshire and Rutland and Burlington R for
all points north and west; also connect at Febbnrg
with the Vermont and Massachusetts for Gree nAed
and BIattehoro and intermediate stations
TIe 500 a. m. and 25O from FItchburC CON
meet &C Worcester with Boston 81 Worcester proyidence
d Worcester Norwich Il Worcester Railroads and
Western r. r. for New York and the West Via Spring.
field. f'A
The $50 p, m. train from Fchburg connects at wor.
eester with Norwich Worcester Steamboat Train foR
New York via. New London IL. A. BLOOD SnpY
Office Ftchburg & Worcester II. r.,
FitchhUrp
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N e W
NORWICH LINE.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSH Up COMPA
l. NY'S THROUGH LINE
TO CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN.
Touching at Mexican Ports. and carrying the United
9tatea Mail,
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

FAKES GhEATL1 REDUCED.
Steamships on the Connecting on the Pacific
Atlantic: with the
ALASKA, COLORADO,
ARIZONA, CONSTITUTION
HENRY CHAUNCEY, GOLDEN CITY
NEW YORK, SACRAMENTO,
OCEAN QUEEN, GOLDEN AGE,
NORTHERN LIGHT, MONTANA, &c &c
COSTA RIGA.
One of the large and splendid steamships of this
line w leave Pier No. AZ, North River, foot of Canal
street. at II O'Clock, noon on the 18th and 3Oh OF every
month Except when those dates fall on Sunday and
then on the preceding SATURDAY., for ASPINW LII,
connecting via Panama Railway with of the Com
pany Steamships from Panama for SAN FRANCISCO
touching at Manzanillo.
All departures connect at Panama with Steamers for
SOUTH PACIFIC and CENTRAL AMERICAN
JAMAICA. ~
For Japan and China, Steamer leave San Francisco
nrst of every month, except when 1t falls Sunday
then on the day preceding.
. One hundred pounds Baggage allowed each Adult
baggage Masters accompany Baggage through, and
tend to ladies and children without male protectors
Baggage received on the Dock the day before sailing
steamboats, railroads. and passengers who prefer send
down early.
An experienced surgeon on board. Medicine and at
tendance free.
For Freight Passage Ticket, or further information
apply at the company ticket office, the Wharf to NJ
X: BABY, Agent; to SUTTON & WHEELER, Q Lincoln
Block, Worcester; or TO agents for New England.
No . Z. l.. BARTLETT IL CO.,
OLS dom Is Broad Rostn
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BERKSHIRE COUNTY

Daniel Brolley, who has for many years kept
a grocery store on Center street, North Adams,
died on Saturday Of delirium tremens. He was
worth about $4,000. He leaves a wife but no
children.
The burglars who recently robbed Frank n.
Rays store at North Adams have since been
bound over in $500 for appearance at the July
term of the court. They could procure no
bonds, and were sent down.
The woods and fences on Perry's Peak, Rich
mond, belonging to the Hancock and New
Lebanon Shakers, were burned, Saturday night,
making brilliant illumination, which was the
subject Of much speculation at Pittsfeld 1t
was rumored on Sunday that the light was
caused by the burning of the Trimble opera
house at Albany, and not till Monday was the
real location Of the fire ascertained.
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BOSTON, CLINTON & FITCHBURG
IL RAILROAD
Mansfield and birmingham Division.
SUMMER ARRANGEMEN EMIT
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
TRAINS GOING NORTH.

FUcnburg ..,.,.y.l2 IN
through Tickets and baggage checked through from
The 10 20 A. train from South birmingham conuecta
with trains from b. a. A. r. r. from Worcester and the
west Also the up-trains from Mansfield connect az
south Framngham with trains going via B. H. A. r.
H. The 925 A. NJ. train from Worcester connects with
trains leaving South birmingham at 1920 A. NJ for
Marthas Vineyard, New Bedford, Fall River Newport
and Taunton. -' 'F'i''
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New York via. New London IL. A. BLOOD SnpJ
Office Etehburg 4 Worcester II. r.,
Fitchburg, May l. 1871. dtf
NORWICH AND WORCESTER DIVI-

NORWIC AND WORCESTER DIVI-
~ SION, B., II. and +. RR., 1871.
TRAINS GONG SOUTH, LEAVE WORCESTER AT
0.35 m. Way Passenger Train. Connects at Web
ster with train from Southbrdge, and for Boa
ton; at Planheld with trains to and from Hart
ford, and Providence; at Norwich with train for
$50 Way Passenger Train. Connects at Wor
cester with trains from Boston, Nashua Fitch
Western and Providence trains; at Putnam with
train from Boston; at Plainheld for Providence:
at Norwich with trains for New London Mystic
New Haven.
5.15 m. Way Passenger Train. Connects at Wos
eester with trains from Nashua, Fitchburg, Low
ell &c; at Worcester Junction with Expre q
train from Boston, and trains from Western and
train from Boston; at Planheld Junction trains
from Providence and Hartford arrive in season foP
this train. Passengers from way stations (except
Webster Putnam and Danielsonvie) for New
York by steamer from New London, will take thia
train to Norwich.
T.eO pm. Steamboat Express Tram for New York
Connects at Worcester with trains from Boston
Concord, Manchester, Lowell, Lawrence Nashus
pole, Franklin and Blackstone; leaves Norwich
for New London at OILS m.
2.1O Steamboat Express train for Boston, daily
ton, Blackstone, Franklin and Wapoe; at Wor
ceser for Boston, birmingham, Lowell NashtR
London at LIS m, dependent on arrival CT
steamer.
600 M. Way Passenger Train. Connecting
Plalnfeld Junction for Providence; at Putnam
for Boston, arriving at 10. 80 IN; at Worcester
Junction for Spring ied, and way stations, Albany
&c. and Providence; at Worcester for trains ia
Boston, Nashua, &c
Painaeld With train from and for Providence;
arriving at Worcester Junction In season for trains
az worcester Tor trains to Boston Nashua, &c
8.45 m. Way Passenger Train. Connects at Nor
Sed Junction with train amt to ProSIdence; at Wor
cester with train for Boston.
Leaves Webster for Worcester at 600 al m.
Leaves Worcester for Webster at 0.35 pm.
I. st. NJ. ANDREWS, SUIT.
diff Norwich IL Worcester DiVision.
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Real @state.


~ FOR SALE--A Farm of 3S acres
Id, OF hoiee land, 81 miles from Worcester,
l and mile to depot, post office, stores, churches,
-. &C.; will keep cows and horse summer and
winters ii acres of thrifty young wood, from to 80
years growth excellent orchard of all varieties ofut;
superior Cottage House, nearly news rooms painted.
papered and blinded L connects house to barn. which
is 80 x40, cellar under the whole The land is good
strong loomy soil, well fenced and watered. VIII be
sold at great bargain If called for soon. Apply to
ID. +. PARMENTER II CO.,
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ADVERTISING AGENCY,
AND
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE OEFTCU
Room l Rogers Block,
Cor. Adin and Pleasant ,Sts

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to.
Houses Tenements Shops, Stores, Rooms, &C. Sc
cured tor those who wish.
property Rented, Bills Collected Situations found for
Domestlcs, and Help obtained on the most reasonable
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FITCH & THOMPSON.

FITCH & THOMPSON
Agents for reliable
PROV. WASHINGTON, Providence $430O74 10
AMERICAN, q" 37231O rs
NORTH AMERICA, Philadelphia 27S35SO 90
IMPERIAL, London, Tin Gold over SOOOOOO 90
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w ESTERN, Buffalo, 6O6,S54 23
MERCHANTS, Hartford, 55056S OF
MARKET, New York, 6S2S10 40
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