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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-02
WORCESTER AND NASHUA r

M OkCESIEh AN II NASHUA Ii.
w ROAD--On and after Monday, Sept, 4, ISL, Z
ger Trains will run foows:
leave Worcester at $50 and ii.l5 m and 4.20, an,
(GrOtOn Passengcr) n n.
Leave Grotou Junction for Worcester at S a m,
Leave Nashua at 40 a m, 1900 m. and 100 D m.
The 30 Train connects at Fichburg with trains fo
Vermont and Massachusetts, Cheshire and Rutland
harrington Railroads, at GrOon Junction with trai
thc Fitcbburg down, Peterboro and Shirley 5
Brook, and Lowell and Lawrence Railroads; an
Nashua with trains of the Wilton Concord Manch
and Lawrence, Northern, Boston, Concord and Nom
Vermont Central, Passumpsic and ogdensburg
roads.
The Ills m train connects at Fitchhurg with
shire, and Rutland and Burlington Freight and pa
ger to Rutland trains; at Groton junction with r
burg Stony Brook, and Lowell and Lawrence trains
at Nashua with Wilton, Concord, Manchester and
renee. Northern Ito Franklin), and Boston Concord
Montreal Ito PlymOuthJ trains.
The 42Op m tram connects at Fitchburf at I Is
with Cheshire, Vermont and Massachusetts, and Ru
and Burlington Night Express trains; at Groton Jun
with Fttchburg, PeterbOro and Shirley and STONY /
trains; and at Nashua with Concord Manchester
Lawrence, Northern Vermont Central Night Ex
ogdenshurg, and Montreal and Chemrlain trains
@. >. TURNER Sui
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NORWICH AND WORCESTER DI

NORWICH AND WORCESTER DI
~ SION, r., II. and i. RIl., 1871.
lHaIEs GoIEG SoUTH, LEAVE WORCESTER AT
$50 M Way Passenger Train. Connects nj
ster with train from Suuthbridge, and for
ton; at Plainheld with trains to and from II
lord and Providence; at Norwich with trail
Rev London from West Side stallion.
$50 n. Way Passenger Train. Connects at
cester with trains from Boston, Nashua, ri
turg, Lowell, &c at Worcester Junction '
western and Providence trains; at Putnam
al Sorwich with trains for New London, Ny
S.I5 m. Way Passenger Train. Connects at
cester with trains from Nashua, Fiichburg, |
eil, &c; at Worcester junction with Ext
Tram rom Boston, and trains from Western
tfoVidence ana Worcester roads; at Putnam
train from Roston; ut Plainheld Junction II
from Providence and Hartford arrive in seaso.
tnts tram. Passengers from way stations Tex
Measlef, Fntham and DanicsonvIlic) for /
train to Norwich
7-GJ N. Steamboat Express Tram for New Il
Connects at Worcester with trains from Boz
Concord, Manchester, Lowell, Lawrence, Mas
POLE, Franklin and Blackstone; leaves Nor
for Sew LCndon at BIS PM
TRAINS CONG NORTH LEAVE EORwICH AT
S.IO m. Steamboat Express train for Boston, q
except MonoayJ connecting at Putnam for
cester for Boston, birmingham, Lowell Mas
Concord, titchburg, &c. This train leaves
Lohdon At a.1S n, dependent on arrivs
steamer.
500 an. Way Passenger Train Conneetin.
Fiainheld Junction for Providence; at Put
tNA A'N9'Viii @l4lNiitB atb AVs~Vd iis db W orc
Junction for Springfield, and way stations, Al
&C. and Providence; at Worcester for tran
Boston, Nashua, SC
HE m. Way Passenger Train. Comectin
Plainfeld with train from and for Provide
arriving at Worcester JunCtiOnin season for
to Boston Providence, Springfield and AID
at W worcester ior trains TO Boston, Nashua, 81
S'45 m. Way Passenger Train. Connects at I
wich with train from New London and at Il
field Junction with train to Providence; at /
cester with train for Boston.
WEBSTER SPECIAL 1
Leaves Webster for Worcester at G.O0am,
Leaves Worcester for Webster at G.;sS pm.
r. st. NJ. ANDREWS, SUptl.
MtI MnrANiGh & ainrn ~.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-02
WORCESTER AND sPRiNGFIELD DIvIs1c

Leave Worcester for Albany and Way stations ia
modaton) at 6.35 am
For Springfield and way Stations 6.a5, 800 am, an
pTn.
For Albany (express) sos; for New York and A
(eNp) 1925 m, ana 4.A and 1875 p IN. New
Sunday mail leaves at 1905 P. NJ. Sleeping cars
leave Springfield for Rochester daily, connecting
400 m train.
Leave Springfield for Worcester at 200. IT'S. ll.S
Las exp, 2.U5 eXa.. 400 $40 exp. p m. Albany st
express $50 M Sunday mail 1925 a IN (Monday).
RAILROAD CoNNECrIoNs.-At Albany with the
York Central, Troy and Greenbush, and Hudson
Railroads. At Chatham with the Harlem and IL
and Boston and Lebanon Springs Railroads. At
Line with the llOusatoni Railroad. At Pttsfeld
the Pittsheld an Eorth Adams and Housatonc raili
At Westheld with the New Haven and Northanpto
Al Springfield with the Hartford, New Haven and 81
field, and Connecticut River Railroads. At Palmer
the New London Northern RR. At Worcester Jun
with the Providence and Worcester, Worcester
Nashua AMI Norwich and Worcester Railroads
South birmingham with the Boston, Clinton and +
bury, and Milford Railroads.
o. RUSSELL. Supst Springfe
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nR. GEO. b. EMERSON'S CLAIR.
- YOIANT II MEDY-For the Cure of Jaundice in
the Blood, and Female Weaknesses; also, Blood
Purifier, Price One Dollar per Bottle The Angels do
administer unto the Afflicted. For sale by
DIR. q. Il. EMERSUN ONLY,
Upton, Mass. All others counterfeit. All orders
from Il distance promptly attended to.
sl4 deOplmt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-02

~ STWARD, HO |! - Tickets for
SibsiIsippi River, at the lowest rates Apply to IL
FAEEARDt u. q. snd Csnads F1presa HIfice, or
ton Block, Mechanic street, where all Information
be cheerfpuy given. diff
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YERM.o.NT AND MAssAoHUsETTl
Ftchburg Mass, July TO- 1871. dtf mvI
EUTCHBURG & WORCESTER r.. /
~ NER ARRANGEMENT - Commencing ,
MONDAY, May !. lSll.-Passcnger Trans Tor " orce

y 4
MONDAY, Nay !. lSIl.-Passcnger Trans Tor Worc
Leave fitchburg, 3. m, 1850 and $50 y. NJ
south Fitchburg sos a, M, 1854 and 5 81 p m.
Leomnstcr, S.l2 a. M, 100 and 6 90 D. M
Gates Crossing, SIT a. M, l.07 and 6O7. D. m.
Pratt junction. S.26 a. m, | IL and g. Is D. M
Sterling Center, 1888 a. M, l.20 and q. 20 D. M
Passenger Trains for Fitchburg-
Leave Worcester, $50 and II Is a. n ana 20 D. m
Sterling Junction, 7.07 and ll57 a. M and 500 D. m,
Sterling Center, ia and l2O5 p. m, and 5US D. m
Pratt Junction 720 a. M, and II. IA and s. Is D. m
gates Crossing, rs a. n, 1922 and 5.2i p m.
LeomnSter, $50 a. M, 1873 and 30 p. IN.
south Fttchburg, 737 a. M. u. 80 and 537 D M
hAlLRoAb CoNNECrloNs.-Thc 6 30 and II Is a. m. a
~ p. m. trains from Worcester connect at Fitchbu
with the Cheshire and Rutland and Burlington r
az points north and west also connect al Fitchhu
with the ermOnt and Massachusetts Il II for GreenfC
ana BlatilehorO and intermediate stations
THe 0l a. IN. and 1850 p, Urn from Fltchburg C,
meet a. worcester with Boston IL Worcester ProvideI
q Worcester Norwich d Worcester Railroads +
held. ~ ~ f
The $50 p. m. tram from Fitchburg connects at w
cesteT with Norwich Il Worcester Steamboat Train
New York via New, London. II. A. BLOOD, Sup't
omce Fitchburg Worcester r. r.,
FitchhuTg NAV |. 1871. ( dtf
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WORCESTER AND NEW LONDON,
connecting with the above-named steamers leaving
WORCESTER at 1870 and Ais p. H. Freight bY
these trains is sure to he III New York the next mornings
unavoidable accidents alone preventing. The facilities
therefore for the rapid transit of freight unsurpassed
ana lne rates are always as low as by any other line.
Freight forwarded from New YorG South via Camden
and Amboy r. r. and West via. Ere and Penn Centra.
X H. s, or by any other route ordered, promptly
For further information inquire of w H. TURNER
Agent Worcester. p. ST. NJ. ANDREWS, sup't.
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Railroads.

EOR BOSTON VIA GROTON JUNG.
n Tl0N.-Cars leave Worcester at $40 and Ills a. IN
and 1870 p. m.
Returning leave Boston at g. Band Il a. n and p m
Cars run through Baggage checked through without
change.
Passengers by this route land in the immediate vicinity
Of the Eastern, Boston Il Maine, and Boston & Lowell
fax. " 1865
Inna ~. 1910 ar ,rI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-02


Hiram Marden Of Palermo fell from, a scaffo1d
10 his barn a few days ago, and was So badly in
Jured as to cause his death the nrzt dsy 10
was siXty-lOur years Of age
Blanchard Peters OF Bluehill, while ont drol,-
ing, was accidentally shot, receivino hoth
charges from a double-barrelled shot g1n ~
is doing as well as could be expected.
Prescott Hazeltine, prominent and much DC.
teemed retired merchant of Belfast, died on Sat.
urday, after short illness, at about sixty-6y,
wears Of age.
A saeo dispatch, Of Saturday, says 9TH,
schooner Frunk Barker of Rockland, LOADED
with lime for Saco, went ashore and sunk nea
the Pool on the 30th. Vessel and cargo will b
a total loss"
=, considerable anxiety is felt concerning Capt
WIN; o. Ireworgy and the crew Of the Gam,
Nilrdlner," OF Surry. The Gamma Gardiner
was bound 10 Philadelphia, being due thert
three weeks ago. The description of vesse
wrecked on Chatham bar, Mass, the 11tb of Sen
temDef, corresponds IN part with this schooner
Nine car loads Of cattle left the Androscoogil
railroad depot al Pennington Monday rnornin,
last, for Brighton aud Boston markets. The
usually large number Of neat stock that il helm,
sent out Of the country will, il is thought. maxi
hay cheaper IN the spring than 1t has been 70
years, Notwithstanding the short crop.
a bullet from pistol carelessly fired from
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-02

At Greenfield, the home Of Hon. VIM. B. Wash
burn, the news Of his nomination was received
with great demonstrations ofjoy. On Thursday
me bells in all the churches were RUG, and in
the evening, the people, TO the number of nearly
TWO Thousand, went TO his home with band
ol hlaslc, MIR. Washbum appeared on the bal.
al'er winch, IN short and graceful speech, he
lhauked ms friends and neighbors for their kind
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-02
The Dollar Reward Soap !

Try it in the Bathrooms it leaves the skin cool smooth
and soft Use it 10 cleanse your Marble Ornaments
Mantes; Doorsteps, NC, and Brick Walks and Alleys
Use twith scouringbrck in cleansing iron steel it
saves half the labor and gives better appearance. 1t
makes lin Ware shine like new, and has equal in
cleansing glass or china Dissolved in boiling water, it
makes the best and cheapest Soft Soap in the world
For sale by HOLDEN BROS, Worcester d3m 50
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-02


Peabody Medical Institute.
No. BuInnch Street, Boston, Opposite
Revere HOuse.)
DIR. w. II. PARKER, Assistant Physician
Medical HROwleGge for eUery5Ody. 25OOOO Copies sold IN
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

THURsDAY April hundrclh-
& % a. NeehAsken AMI ~ at COmmunpsw making l2l head Ttr
was sooi demand for cattle bu the fall asked nthe checked
snssetons Still nearly all tie se OF them
sier the marie, The Connuuipsw with 10
ert estt Tor W. Aleon Co.. for ID. Mesher eud for
hev NcPhersOr few of the sales ~ Illinois
S!d4c ~ Of a at prices aud 60 Of % l3c
Not arriving Until nearly Of the stock 10 join tie
"A expected
Nor I'D all the expected there will
be market well 0nehnudreb Among those
Which cii II for N Norris ipr W " Wool aud FOR
J. Bates One lot Of ~ ft cat Illinois averaged ic
50 oilers son owt ~ lsc u Of u cwt, so lJGS 80
oosrse Missouri, cvt i3dl4c
VEAL POO Te calves received
through the nsrkA TIE demand ahcrbe them fall
for fair 9eIc
e TlGrSton sold 800 Backs Co.. pcuRsy
calves 2odl 10 price " l0 Eg Os sold i5 OF 40
ID 81 e Hume Elliott sol 60 State calves 10 b &c. and Il Of
Ia n, NCGraw 4 Red sold - Of l2u 10 az ec.
LAEBs-Rece.pts Is Conmuupaw 4 Forty
gthst foeths; aud Neohqvkeu. {R bead 1he
aet oPeaei good but closed somewhat tboagh nea all
he sccA was sold Pres G some heavy wool sheep reach.
ing Be- with choice clipped 7 Lambs vsrei from IS TO zoe
sses Sales of sheep " Peeck
.9 Ohio dipped sheep . n Of N. Ole 4<9 Of 80 n
GO e0 y cSt RS Ohio cbpfcd s m 7c 2o9 wool sheep
dc, aud lis tne WOOL % 10, Sic.
Co sold l98 ndsua mostly sheep 90
s. Oy q evt 20 Jefsey l9 n S, and p lambs 1t 80 y each
~ Fofneth- Ierch Barues sold l67 DiaDa sheen s h 7e
Judd Bulingbsn Weetasken i ts el sheep 70 N, at
e3t,e OF tO b sheep at Sc and " 10 al Gle
A. For;7eig hh Nune Elliott sod 70 State cpveI sheep, s
s - Co., WOOL a. 10 si AID l Msssaehase;Is wool saeep @
ID stgC
- C l3 n at &C., VITA Peangysnia lambs, Al D. at lc Oher
snhs c aOut the Gown-owp markets Is ~ 10 At lie Is
Of 4g1I6 70 al Ice, sni n Of 60 TO at 26c
EoGArvA ii at Cemwuairaw and ~ ForehSt, or 239
al ofl5l &c Pressed advanced & for heavy up 9,c
lZO 10 pigs
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.


LoSpox April 2eo nCSssOls opsaet 4, s3 fer neue, ard
easer United States 1--WE
TCentv bonl. ls52 9oi; ed g., 1861 81 Ten-For S
FRlSXToET April l9Eveung-untet sttes PveTweHty bonds
eloseI ct eos aes5 for The Issue Of 1852
LivENros. Apnl 20l rCottooHellsrs pressing ssles
Nd.dug Uplsnds 5ta1.d Miang Orlean 7id7L WLea W. %
No. New Red Weston Spring Corn, SJi y az for New.
LiyLRPoOL Apl 2O-o nPek, 3 y bbl for Eastern Prime
LesS
ioxDoS April 2o-sag 90 91o6 cv FOR 10 n Dutch Standard
ts1at.
LoSpoS April -Cossos closed at s for money and
p3 or the sccout American United States Five
Twenty bonds 1867 s9i 49, Old 81 1861 9lj Teh.foe t
IiygRPoOI Apnl 2o-3 D. -Cotios closed dosnvsr!
,eIercv; Nlng Upsnds ID idpg orlesrs 7i sales
900 bales ucnng 500 export AID speculation Pors 7ze
q lbl f1r Erir Prime
LoYpov April 25.-rsuow laiod41l y cvt.
AN1wRP April 2oPctroean 4Si 2ees ft Or. pale American
I0ypos April Lnseel OIL R1 le per Rosr
yer cw for Common North CaroLna aud l6l for 6na
LivEEFooG April .O-kve11s -Bseon-CunbeTlsnd Cut 2.e
Short and bib NiGles 44ld
2hc weekly retains o TIE Bank OF Engl1n1
Increase Of specie Of G2f9 0oJ since last report
lyERFoot April lgArei slips Astronomer, from Mobile March
With 299 bales Of Coo6i Orient from hewi9 March with
with 26 bals Of Cotton Aqu 2eArvci laLs Rose Bae from
B,ch With e aes Jrire nrote e from NeForesn March 4,
li2 b4es Msgge ffOa ClIes;on Ee "a, with 1853 6si
s S.rs.tou AD from Sewierd e J With 100 lSlsi Cher
flom New Orleans NgTch 10. VITA lsO bales o. H. Marshall
from New lork Mach %, With LIS bales
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21
6iedmboats dn6 Railroads.

bifdmbodf6 dtt0 Railroads
SAFETY, sPEEDs AND COMFORT
ssiss.s caao cGls'f & S2IB ,sS, .ss .T & ~.
cry OF p'i aosto,ss ~ ,ss ard siaHeh Heaa-s.
CRY OF f1wRssGFi CIV =, oy rrv .o,,o,
r ss's :; s s,-Yor d sDy rc,p, :, 5 ~ "eosi p % :
VI S"h S,-R osss ,s.s SSf , % ss .s w,Is. ,s.
SSryI n,, 70 ,s,o J. h. sAOEf jE, Agent
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Doily Cor
PROVIDENCE, BOSTON, WORCESTER,
c,. 1s p n 1otTos Ss Ff q ~ N r. %S % q 3 set;' gi
r, ai At sa s rai on ccS,,e, $, p, fs
ard Pro, Worcester Rs c' n s die. sal ,sSp,
FOR BRIDGEPORT and al points on uousa-
Tnonp sasisy sIeS:ci, ' S'sF' 'e''' '''
RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAiIR0ND co.'s
yEgrGr nS ,ecs,. ,of H. ~ pnwEST apd
nsyl fR NV kAhaoAD p Per North River NLASD PROpfL
s.g,ifs o., %f P,.:..gs" ~. tie es isSs os
opportunity ''AN'S GOOD gHT'F " Fk,ghif gsE2 o., .,
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY-
rs f,5ssr . sEs NJ. issd sosio BtS SssYof log q %
wy t,e Delaware Lse.a,lnn. .ai es,s eeai tPg.brt
hsh valley Railroad ,o far-la alc-. y. 10 pi
tgs .s y, W.. sSsn' ea,ay' o. alo P.ass;I
ALLEST0TN LINZ 10 TIE VEST
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Comnsneng Jsnuay %, I3il-Leay N,,;.fork az follow.
Ga mFcr Fni1gtob, IhsOn, B,ihhLen Msle5 Cart Win,,
hatre Pfol haanoy CITY Nj Csr=e HsAe.sa, 4lEa,asoeI
T:fCs. m.-F0E Eason.
;. @Gw..Tsss ETPss t,il, l:Io,r s1?a.y %, E,,,oq
Junction for Slro1je0urg Naer Co.. Bg n1
Syracuse &c, PbigsJarg for Asacb I5alf V-sir-s
Lanppo. Ee &c Eton for A,sb C-s5G Mss3Loy Ca,
Carmel. NiilsmspCri, Egie, kc
lU:3) a.. .m.Wsy Train for Soneryjile
IL m.Por Pennington Bason Aotown, M.1.h Chanf hh,no,
Ctr Haetou wiesbarre. Reading, COau5 L4aess, EpasA
Pottsvile Harrsbarz &c.
2p m.-For Easton and Allentown
800 mPor EsrOn, Allentown. Msuch Chuns AL BeTiee
<:30 D. m.-Por Somervlle and Plemagfoa.
daily Tor East0a, Ealslen, Ap-u
t0w Resdiaz Hsrdjurg Pittsburgh. Chicago an 'acau Sleep
ig and Pslcs Ca Pittsburgh AMI Chcgo Cohne Junesos
Will DeiiVsrc Lacksvlnn and Western RAfOai os
6.i5 D. FOR Sonervile
D Il-For
0 m.-PJr EaItcl.
8p m-(Bmigrsu,l-For Esson.
pI0p. m-For P1anleM
u amor PasGed, Wslrcs'i-s ard sat5nsrl
For ELlaie,h $50 6:J 7i3, 7:4O sp 800 s3 ioi0 llo
6:CJ go 700 3{J s0) S;l 9:0. $40 t:i i2;oD N
Tek;s West be obainei the oce o. he Cehs h'
road u SewJersey ol o. LerytI. v 81 q l lcp l0s
eAgt ciices IN NsSlokCV. T. r. XIX H. siqeraulen
II. 7. BALDWIN Gen. Pas Ak.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21

Ohio snd Mch. 80 jOI Genetee. Els brandf V'u '.
and the close tie mArhst duu
bat steady, the sales so bills We quote;
Bait. and GeoFgetown uiIed 70 good sup So 0Ddse
DalL. 0eor-etOwE Extra aud FANNY. 41 " "
fredsncssturg ard Petersburg Country. SD ~
RehHot Comfy EIiIA. aV9 -
a :
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21

n frs, spd Jsly rta7tie AM 90 hh last hsN July
M OF a. s4tc OIL Inactive II 21e Pba epha aes
ineloJe 700 6bl. Shipping Crude private suppod TO be
ac Geo q 0O each) bhs. Ton MAY June and Jalv
RICB-Domesdc lees sotve but trm e al tcs at sidee
Forgu Is In fir demands sacs lS0 bgs Rsigoon At 7lde
sU6ARsksw Sugars IN fr eeuand Y,esdy; lcs ooo
bids a isle for Cuba Ice for Porto t
sp 20 Oxes Havana lol0 Refined hrm AID lair demand
sBb6ss Feeds are without change and nominal, quote
Clover Of l0dlalc. per N, and Tmohv IS per bush
sTbARlN Is doll and heavy at llial2e. fer Prime
TALL0W fairly active and seaaF sales Of 600 at 81 dac for
Prime
At
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21
v,rs Mortgage Bonds Of the Northern Pacific fahi-
"a Company. bearing interest in gold at Slo per

Oof'I'"t
cant, payable senri-annually.
In addition to the security usually attacheo -
first mortgage railroad bond, these bonds eohs.'
tute first and only mortgage upon about SKY liii
Mons Of acres Of valuable mineral agricultural a'iu
timber lands granted by the Government 70 aiu -
the construction of this road.
These bonds are issued both coupon ana i. ,sa,
tered interchangeable at the pleasure OF the h.,u
and are at oil times receivable at 10 per cen.
MUM for the lands of the Company at elen
eash prices. For full information, address co
'1 JAY CooKE & Co.
New-York, Philadelphia, Wasn1"t nAti,a"a
Fiscal Agents Northern Pseh' "'''ii0''"'
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21
COUTu SIDE RAILROAD of long ISLAND

FALL, AND WINTER ARRANGEMENr.
Commencing MONDAY October H. 1879. hou ROoss's, ssd Gs4
lerne.
as Msi for Patehogue
10 a. n Accommodation far Babycs
Express for PatsAosae Wa to Bsepon and rr
Place.
xon m I,p Accommodation ssssray through to Patehosas
$3.50 p m Babylon Accom- nmciston
6.jOn a herneI Accommodates.
Tb, snd $3.50 and $50 trains Valley
Stream for Rocksway.
The 800 and ~ and 81 And tO n tah cosre al NslsJ
.. ". DOUGLAS. ssp:hs,ssassa
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

ArRr 2o2 el bales Cotton % pkgs Ashes rt- Bees~sI n
Dried Fruit 26H bb.s Bggs s.$S3 bbls Flour y $50 buh
Wheat 20 s bush Corn. 1905 bu,h oa 200 bash Barley so
bss Meal % bush Beans 80 bales Hemp S bales Hops Is Hides
0 aes Leshcr s3s bhA kn, 80 bbls Tar to bbl TuTen
397 hbs tpi TrTpcnLne " bills Pork nj pigs Beef ls2
Batter tos Pgs Cheese S rscA Cu Meats AZ pigs Inr l
% bhs Lard OIL los 4S} gals Whale Oh hgs oil
Heal bush. PcGugts 80 SisTh II yks Tea Sil b To-
lsr. S3 Tkgs Totscto b6ls WHISKY 80 (C.l) Vine
s2ej ggLS (CsLl Wine, 4a2 (CGl) Salmon
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21
xvpXyApK AND NEW-YORK RAILROAD

~ Dspor iN SRw loEk fOc. o. LeeFy 90 "a R,sr
Lave J W sEW-YOkk FOR BRRGkN-AVE AND MEN AlkIn ,n
"a, 1.I5 J:tO 85 8;i5, s;is $50 1898 " Nj lt
20 500 s:J i:c, Es 500, $50, $780, $50 TOO 7'' ~"
$50 s Ws NV ySE FOR WEST BERGRS-At GOO, $50 1lS
~ "a 2, M Sn i:s, s;s, $50 1:.o, s:oo 1875 Bpm
o." WV - - H. X. KICKER, Superintendent
u. =. BALUN IL, Gen. PssSeag.r Agent
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21
COTTON MARKETS.
gUpp,Lo LIVE STOCK MARKET-ApkiL 20.

Csil, quiet receipts 24 sssH'. s@ ca" ,a %
maintains ihe sdvshee being o e 10 10 over ,o Ih1 , GU.
Of last vek; sas SIS head tor shipping nioas % "a iS %
sur steers SVegng rs t65 d. 80 i3a*I Si Nen.an
roel sVrTsglng t5dt5 ~ hch ooss ~
@ retailing S'5as sheep s.dy At . 2so.do. - 1si ~
sbesTei, II3 Isoee Fsp
S,..i. sls. iis t,sd uss H t6 ~.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21
NORTH AND NORTHEAST
~ TO THE
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST,


NEW-YORK AND NEW-ORIEANS;,
THh ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD WIZ n son
sd MaI, 70 l5I and extend om Chattanooga 1snn To
Mis- and with s connections form ih. shortest srs Toos rom
Boston kssiok. Phlse,phs baltimore Washington l,nnoGs
aud CbatsnoogA MERRIAM Mobile New 0eaps Vessoafg shre'
port Galveston and all points the sonhW West ~.
Arrangements being perfected -th eoneeins ,Oss,
and Buh 10 paruyen uaies At the rate - mSs PEI %
making trip New Oreans o. hours
uroass passenger trains will each way nasss eose S,
Apd West ony one
between and kes Orleans and no change soan o
Tboagh nkets all psinss North and s"a'h VII '' VAC ~
CnSse,es lines are reqsss pal ts sale via oar line Tor "
dispatch though freight sl be o''ed giving quick TINE And
low rates Tor freight .,.. y.,,h and s,,,A
Claims for loss and damage PfcnpiD Hua'e"'
For further inform atom, sppl, 70 s..i.,.4.. n,
WILLIAM KEAyr asss FREIGHT And hsse' 'ge1 'h'".0""'
Tenn ~ u...a-.. ..,,., Wall a
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21
Hrrr IrpsrY YRAILROAD-FROM FOOT OF

EW spoi.ps 81 and IRON Of CpKfLANDISf-te'
NEST PHILADEPllIA At G:N ara ~ e. m n ,Sl M
H. rgb, For Ph aAephi. via tanie s. ~ ana Y IN
RiTIMoPE ard WASHlNGfON 81 ll.9 w E, Sd,,1 M D .xn
49,. s,So a M i!:3O gs2J+ fSs ~ inS 49, " nss
SOUTH WEST $3.50 s!g' ~ ,n, ,Lctb 10 L,nehbsn
n IN. dsiiy, ara ruh 'nsV *" ~
49,, essng. For he WEST, va fenas va "a ~ % s. "a 4 ~
- and N o NJ silver face cars ART s -, 81 C.,ga ,ith
h ,o N,v lors to PtsbuRh tr lnns. 81 N ~" S'ol
s.ng. Srrr Palace ears aitsebei 70 v. ~ - sYi Us
.it n piturfh Cicirna. Lou'sile :, Lols ~ Sh'ae
Sat cb,nsr silver rAlscr css are atssue, 70 VIZ w. ~,
,nn throngh 10 Coumlas sn Cncsnsn N.noD' as , W.
run ., 90 n, Iossr, st. Cortsndis St. ahI - 9dNA
(sDaly y. l. ~ j,iksOa Gem sppt
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21

COFFEEIbe marie. IS modef'tey aetT tsl "sadyi HIs
isnan Of 5euO Ofg NO per ekser o. ne
tes Is reported at Badnere orlv rumor
FlOrK AND NkAihe has been oy limited ceu'nl is Foar
with liberal rTsrus pnce - ,V Extras favor Tie nyer
Trade Panty brands dull irregular No. shd soPerte are
close the naret loser and outs tety Tor
q. ges; Family brands steady shd In noiEs
feaus taken export freight Is gu to Lond0n the sses
We
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21
THE nj MARKETS.


fCsrefuiy reported for THB TRrBrSHl
THURSDAY. April 20, 1871.
AsHRs-Pos re1ssin erm, with fair demand ct '3GSI 70
p,.ri dali and rominally unchanged. go.
CTTON-Te dull and UNCHANGED; sales e' bse' Sl
t ,enug uculrg 80 FOR 5Ji J ton sD ~ f
delivery last evening 10 bales for Apr to
lagsA ldlic aud today 700 bales Tor Ar August Al
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21

LOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
l. UNITED STATES sni BRAZIL STEAMSHIP C0AFAHf
Regular Esi Steamers sslinv the 23i of mouth
MERRIMACK Capt Wier. April ~
SOUTH AMERICA Capt b. l.. 1inkspaleh, Mar ~
Th. SPLENDID sail srhee time ard e at ~ Inon"
Bs snd Flo dc Jsneo gong sad sIa-ns Fo
wM. GGRRIsOy, Agent No. Borliag-yreep, Hs7.io'h
NCHOR LTNE.-STEAM TO GLASGOW,
"A LIVERPOOL and LONDONDERRY
fr,saP ~, North River.
EVERY SATURDAY AND ALTERNATE WEDrESDAT
AUSTRALIA SATURDAY. April r.
Fr,t Cabin PASSAGE s6j &15 Intermediate G3 serage
S'" ''' ~ HENDERSON BROTHERS Agea,,,
2 BoEhngereen.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21
'Por P.ernon; and Sysck q
r 0YC ToT,AND RAUROAD.
- NORRIS All .gp ~ ESSlx o5R; DIVISION.

/ oNG ISLAEp s. 4 NAn RAHLR24P;a AERR2SRarsr. {
sui sher MONDAY OCT H. 1850 Tcins s hsTe JlHestht
y follows:
$50, IN. Greenport and Sag IIarbor
1880 ii. Nor hlort Way fssn.
Hafbo aud RYchtsj Express rnns through 10 Green
On sstlr.a ~ Its
800 ?, n. hOrtAs't lrpr'S
$500 p n He-psea WAY IsiH Ip Saturday nh;s
600 p ID. N0ripot Way Tran
Glen Cove y5,s lL4fge Auuag9l on Mort port es's
I'une er ~. y. J. u bAat't.s rnpf