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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-06
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, DEcEMBstr s. 1871.

ws; dull ps1';s:s. "a Ss. we':" n E. ss g.
Es %...: ' c. s.
$.. sGsF' '. Ss;ST T.s ~;
y RsndsrL Wood sn; stool less thu period Tor many
Birrcs. Dec ScctGn strong Low Mddlins isi asc Flour
sd @ ca,n m Wheat WIFI. n5 SG sn s .a
a: ar d ~ x at 'iaSsa Provision. steady Butter steady
S sf s oa firm and a. 1sna sale. s
md ,T e" ,: Ey sTm ard in fair .mspd; sale. at
oats ri, r1 49, IT. % g., harley good Spring
ss3q'. Bulk Mcnicmand h:ht holder, firm; NORMALLY. Shou
aln shoulders, Clear Ri Rib siat. g. ttar e
in r %" 'r ,D 0,, b0 S,.S demand % s2
ohi.s f'a Shouliers aid Rough sides held a'.e Hams at
rg % r s C" s%Csrdss vii = M s@S =
aeaaad for -" Ii sa' at u i. lyI! al No.
Rel Wa'cr nb" y, 4i5 hi higher Cora arn Mhe tr'rt at
3e iaS s,%: rf%% xs'sn1a &c Er-so sS.as, ,i':st
saei Me- only order ie Slnalt. S. Clear Es e..
~ Ho s , ,,s sc. f 49,. l ' a Of c p
' .%or po'g,h VII ssS, "$ ".'. s% ll. c
wse19 M, lra w & s s' IL s sd and os, o
Mv, tnl and 'oc b. a., Wheat heat, . it
[mn 80 , Nic AZ ne ,yat,; No '2f I-s, in f." "I
Y',! wa - 70 ErceH,-oo OhI' Hour and '''
Drr4or. Dee Wat frazer ard qae' Exr, 81 50; No.
WIN - + c A slis Ma 81 W. AMI Ii her. .c ." 20 Corn
finn AID Lia SO advanced and in fair deioani sales
Gv rl G nc ' s an "qTt aa an, native; No. Red
s.,. t or f.'rlsnr higher krSnd los IN"
To- Will Sc o, cS s scivc for ali rt,dc: New and o
81 5 :; :: To-, to N"nn e. Sc ~! sac le7 Lh. Be;'
s q F w i sa E r:s1 Mt. ~ f' S t' Cora q
a. - ' aF a.. he s n o s~ i' 1.l loo F1 ef f' s
lc, 1--we es; s',sdy a, - .r - o. Provisions
rn e rr qc a 3D. UNCHANGED "1i Il, @" 80 ana sR Hn
81 70 lr Corn ull and lower; High
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-06
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET.

NEw-YoRK. Tuesday. Dec. 5. 1871.
Nothing like activity is perceptible IN the he-
nand for horses OF any kind AMI the market 10 even
more languid than ual at this time o: the year. lh'
general trade entirely checked by unfavoraoie
weather the hand, and the ar-.p offerings anu
rapid distribution of private stock through tho channels
OF public auction SAILS, the other Aside from limited
number o, cheap work brought to supply the cur
rent wants Of city railroad and stage lincs we learn only
OF occasional sales OF few heavy draft horses In tho
Bull IIcad Market ard nov and then one or two teams
OF LIGHT harness horses will change hands, but the Duik
of the business, is ~ present. IN IN" hands OF INC
auconccrs AMI the tlnIcr OF horses sent 10 the nn'
mcr Is daily Oh the Iuri,asr. -,
sale. held at NJ johnston III SNtliS iin''' an
Carriage Auction Mart and tue prices realized !Or 'o
~ n ~ al'l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-06
THE STATE OF TRADE.


Aosoos zee S-ii:~ nt at 81 for money, ana
Gtost Tor The account Ameesn steady In ts
STATS r.-I"say bos la2s ~ ie0; 81, 1857, VI IeD
PxAsk,E1 Der m-Cn,i States FveT~enty bonds opened
oil "a for the issue OF 1882
LnsEroo Dec 3":o -Ccton opened strong, Mddns Up
hhi sid hdltng oe,ns ~loi The receipts Of Wbest Tor The
three have bea Il 90 Qlaes Including 200 American
Asrw sxy ise t--Pe,soIxun ssk for One lie apene.p
PAkis. Der. s-a n -iisotes opened q ST ys
LoSDoS, Dee s-lj0 D. m-Csn.ob IN nopsv GIL for III, ac
count. W. " ~ "
Llvs9rooI, Lee 3-i0 p. m-Cossp strong. Mat,I,e tn
issds Hos Adhx Orleans od Brrsunr AZ ouet Pea. ar
y qaansr fes Cs1s!an. Talow a. u. psr cvt -
LosDOH Dec SIS m-tonsb eesrd A. nl x po,r and N,
Ior the scoupt Cnled States Five Twenty b,rs 49,, ~ Is
Vid. al l&1s. 81; Ten yf ' ' 81 ''
PAks Dec $50 n-Reptss closed 10.
Lv.HrooL Dec. ]sp n-Cytkn elssed s,s,s. MAIr,s In
land, stdsi hIdrg Orleans ld ssles Of ds "a 10 b.es
o for Speculation snd ssiss Cosl LLt.
savannah o. CL.reo. ha,e teeI made sias 70, asnpS
Cyl fer tAs best Ssdss Of Anehcsn hne Spirits Pssos
Los Dec e-Eves,g -Lnseed OIL s34 per tsa Tpsn,,,
eSt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-06
WArc,alc. i.'c., tc''.i 5g'r.
,>-Brigiton. o.. y y codat.'ict,, - o. j..
en- SkHs-l6o l5c T. T..
ILL-krlg,,oa. f0o.c I, b: counl-- los tN.c y =.

- = u. Is. :
TT dull
liz lower than la, week W" h"iced
IT, sale Of about small Of which sold a,
II &C. " TIC l2 st Ole 81 at oc -
A. 5c 5.c.. AZ at &C. At WATERFOWL tb" market ap,
the Gisagreahle
The weather inclined quickly what on i" i'lr'
bad r. r. Brady sold steer &" ifcS' from e~ To 90 u .a o
oie icnv, ~ others 80 H.
25 each: yrsng h'i|r,. tl5 eac' bulls : AMI Tl3
each Ronudv o good Of oxen fed b. D. An SIInr
tcd w.. $50 D. a. h"" o. o. dressed sILlI cattle al &C. TO &C. y
sold u dresE 100 H. at a:c
At &C.; oxen H. ano'hr pair 8ic COWS at &C.
on. gooi COW per drss" whit Tn" small
s"lg light
given I'D lie. By, PIC are
Ic al weeks Tr'n hardy gt
carload 90 h-;. tbs ""k l1' c'n hardly
al siy DuVs q" sheep
There today ~! conmuirit"n sts r.
IA q 10 10 ..cr il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-06
NI.l,I,rAI.I.I.s
RECEIPTS OLE PRODIrCk.

Pr. RLtr Ffssb nnd RrIIOI1..
pigs Ashes SCI hses Cotton bales Broom Corn 10
S. u bis Copper 7G0 If.H Ird
lra,. hs Eg,s. $500 BIB f'u, IL 80 bush Ms, 81"
Gn.h Osis 100 tuh Barley 47lS bush Sr
tas, FA,s. no ibis leans ~ bu Peas loo hb Mes. so
tags Neal lis b.l-s Hots 1871 Hides j. bas fi-s 2Jt| sdr
Leather 50 bales bhs a. o. MJsss. JIJ hb. SPIRITS
Turpsise MS stl. 80 bb kcsin. as ps on Ca 90
Pii Port 2+s yIgs Beef l!2 pigs Cut Meets. ~ pf. HFss
~ pfu Lari - >earI. 3h4 Pigs Butter . phgs
tsers ~ psg. Ts.iow 10 bb~ LAd OIL l'O hf'''rd ir. "a
t1s r'auu'' iD phr Peans, 1874 Lg Re |E pig Si;ih -
s Sn,s ~ Ind, rob.eco z2H pigs Tob'c'" 40 ". "D1y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-06
Illurbie an0 5iate Nldntel6.

:31rn-,rs; T i :ATt b.. 49,, u.,.,.,
TIE ERE # ,ARlE II COMBINAfIOH.
r." HORN ANNE nlYnLg
AND ALL rH@ rAyoMTg; EyERy EyENI Nxts ,,nm
"'''N'' MORE VIEW STARS NEXr wEEX.
GAN FRANCISCO MlNSTRELS:
THE b nS waaSdtS hfaS IN It T"f'
SEATS sr HS nsAf aKE NosTas II ADVANCE
FRS. Fl. Thk Sb bASc q aARrKrT Eat II
y 7. BARSTMs MTS SIIl MN MlESMIxAAGERlE,
iMiabAvE and slxTiTIiiaD sT; v.
ppy nvEsY DAY. snd EVENING from ii tie morning ua
G Ii1 uIrroDRoME PERFORMANCES ALWAYS COMMENCE
PREVI'ELT AT AND which time will appear the most MAG.
SresS aiSaE OF for
r xst me- Raj COOK BROTHERS.
L2s SI s: 1I r , SD MOST 20 aARvrLous Bx
CEEPrs q Tue MEK ANIMAL KSG asA T. vrposr,ox
vs 5, e% sp to Per daily. Every
strictly moral aud uneIeeplionabe - avn,
nSR s' IN OF 3d. SnSeS ssr
T. T i. '.' at Il '''f S o; city
NEW-YORK CIRCUS: ,v
~ vs t'ur'eenh-' opposite Ac'dn, OF Music. Director,
AlTsEfs r WsnSf sSAy ,SS sa # at
vF F w Eq E oF T ERA EsfS y k k"aSD
DAkEBAcK EQrgsTRIESNE IN a' tie Universe
,..,u.e. =. pArrh AZ, S .5Sfks II RIDER
Nls Lucy WATSON and LIZ JETSE BtRT
qF jsk T ssoTRs s a
b. A. SEAL and ALMoNrk the A M, ,,a SS.aA
ap s x Arf ~ s eT TEsR fH BATforR LEAPS
FlinNAA r hA 50 ANNUAL BALL
WIDOWS A Il 81 os 4! II FUND
VOLUNTEER q I'M si 81 Dfr.arNrsr..
, vii he gwen en- =; u fhs
on MONDAY EVENING, JAN: e. 1872?
Tickets ,'n gentleman AMI Ladies', FIVE DOLLARS. caa be
''' fro" ' ,s r. Si. Wa 4 4. ci Pss No. m p.,
At9NTo sk Srs r. s SS lsS rr p..S
nR. LORDS NEW COURSE,
HISTORICAL LRCrrRxs
ASSOCIATION HALL
FRIDAY EVENINGS at O'Clock
De- 3-MAH0MAED is.rae<nie Copqsssts.
~. $s :;:: il: s;;
CSS,. r;Ss sag. Lecture o. ''' '''' st the Hail. and "
; ;fiI5f g GREAT RI At, SUCCESS OF PRATT
HI, AsAss.! s:sZ sG: *z III.
THuRsbAYHssisy Hon.
Mr. AEXAaS1DFkaRgs 1 MaIT ]. E ..s :, De.
Me-. e; s !: s A'-''' -
OPERA LIBRETTOS.c vvr,,
n, r.i ns i Hove Fer, Is Boscry.
WENDELL PHILLIPS,
w srklNwN HALL. wkpNSspW LyESlSG Dee
subject Tss LSSr as, T W., BE- SS. q sos
Ls Hall. Sta AMI ,taSiAsl VGs;1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-06

Second hand earnings, wagons, and few srigs Sohi
alsO pretty well Also, considerable lot OF blankets,
robes eto.
Auction sale OF h0r.cS, wagons and very large as
sOrinrnt or horsc-cothlny %. every Description. at
Mc:sIs. Barker d Chasc's tty Auction Mart and New
York Tattcrsails. Tomorrow tWcdnes!ay) the 9th INST.
II. II O'Clock trotting colt sired b. Major E,a. dam
Kate by Old Ahdallah. III hands hsh " ars Old Is
among the stock to he brought to the hammer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-06

hsrno @ | ,;,a -, .,l.. ~ $50 h,I q, asc a
wiSK SSos f9s @cSdedy |e-eT 'i'' Oh Wv OO '''
o.
NY WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
'F''' Tor 'nh Ell n" na Ss our own "'''''
-. Pm, sv", :, ~, u rood on;er An ,r"c,, loo. secure.
naon and ohu mAAe where dirty package lvn APP
f Pick 'hs, ne will not ,"" auth 1s ' .%d
@ NJ. nil, -; a.. nc nj T.. 90 contents
os The DO, or S Stat p. the "a. .I.a also ,, The ID"
. .%s In. e. ;. va1 H' ~, s i'' .,G Al
shape. 80 that NAH i in demand
R for tn. v.s ht aS t1 A> s snN ,h'n ''.,
& s.s r.. ri t. vii g7s br'h
TSs bean Sss 90 % ''' ~i At l' Srs .r rr
ported on the VS." som ct % h'g s rt" on c fs viii make
,a ~, -, ,s' r,s (er s 1STf to Of ra i
III. p.: beam To- a q one ~ e ri and
Sis ca .e mon than N g. t f.. r ca, ss
az. sao 81 Z; ,s: both h sc , s%s',s o
o'.,' % w. ~ v'' :, ooo
70 sr !'i c@oa D%% Con-, to 1 '@ i% %
D. d" l",e''0f".... ga s be- .., ,oe %
R SlS i"% J; Il" S"1's E. Il I T.s .,q 20
n,, :, >, r "ss r ~, !. o,, las. week. Co,
: . W., W. re. 1 . '| .. o r, ,r as 'i-
:i;sct.se 80 " in' n,Lns rFa :" IL 80 Ecn On"
'hr' hne aes oul' ~ incr'dl
49, o. f7"es eaiI lac cenahl Tor "dnI' si"r' s'
al "ak - "c s'i 'F umnin ,Ne "f'iS "FthI iUtr'
it, 81 I"" we h-"'i> a"' ehl>--'''.'- nj .h>
ra- srr'-' $50" 80 ics p, at Sc; &c. Nui ~
r.'' ".'cr'i. a. uf A'>' j." ,'p"' II" - IN ." &c. N'
>A" '"t iaIo-i"-. st rs ~ Of 1877. fro b. Wit
I, sold ."f un" "
II h.i 'll> On us cior &c We r"lc"
state Aaoilr sc AMI numerous ocr>s p I5c
f W n -'""' request 20 26d ~ Nh seine Ln' ems soil r.
far ca'or G.. i.'r' ~"i nj :r Pee rolls
,,'ri. f> of-s Co. ,.'' OILY reach Sc '''r as lr'l
o. '' ihr SAGE !sc as. We ln'": ~ ., ..
49, - nes e a." N'ste nst o' Is's Woo %! 80
>,tc i-Ie fir Gods ~ His;e pals ha'si eo a.,
sat 1'ftnbs c'oi ac - or ONO Good -:
pa Ohio Genital >ou:htin u ~
F,c l,,a - Western. C'"'e ic I'r..!. ny
Welsh Gns Dtrr.' a. Weston si"t"a Ari " clJ
tar!' ~ R"lis s"i Nr.t.....;o ~
i' Gs' f Roll com :" lar .-...!i '.'
:. . q i'ii.ri .
tILE>I.
a. $50 ess thsn Ia wees c.
---a'ing wee, 'es Gi'! tle' E1"tt' te pat web ~
'orrcsp 'nlng last h boxes sr IS y"H ~ me
t,o'.@ !, M 4" "a 'ai = 'y "'ei W l' fft 81
i'' Ih i0i >iilHteA;' 'i' I~' %" "'-lt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-06
DOMESTIC NARYPTS

PsiLhpELPHA Dee t.-PeifoIeum active Crude 8dI3c ~.
tue! HsaIc QurcOn DsIi-So. a. ST. ~. rcr.a,r ac'e
but nol qaosblJ Li,hr %. Coffee finer io, azc hpy,
lseI ad seil Mca> H1u.Ltls OLcan-e' panr very GaJ
]4.ns AID OL.c L1u. IsY see -; PsIasJ d. S7u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-06

.,t XXX Mc,s Pnd low grades 6dt!c Buenos Ayres
M.rno x3dJ7c. IA, nos Ayrcs Mcetiis n GSc.
WHISKY active end decidedly hger sales Of $50 bills al sSc
81 clos ~ at the outs lie price.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-08

,,;,,,o,,o,- CO.. .ho Government The nr;soners
& ~, rcnt,el looln@ and appear TO
~ W.. oo ILL q arros, ,o,v cooIly
'''HG ."Ci ari cIosinG Of the Connecticut river
l,n,,,o " ms m Unusual number of vessels
rn,raris of ftv flat were bound ont are frozen
:, iice obove he shore Line bridge and more
hon bolC tbot number of vessels are cauoht in
tbe ice below Rocky hill. that are bound mn. and
are mostly loaded with coal, lumber, provisions,
yecetables. etc.
II. A, Telewski, Young Polish noble en-
ploved in Howe's sewing machine factory, in
bridgeport, fred by the approaching visit of
Alexis, is very severe upon princes in a commu-
nication published in the Standard. The writer
was engaged in the Polish struggle for liberty
with Russia in 1921. was captured and con-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-08

PREPAID STEERAGE PASSAGES
From Liverpool, Glasgow, Queenstown, or Derry TO
Boston New York,
S34 CURRENCY.
Passengers booked to all parts of tile New Englan
States " "e'
Drafts issued for 81 and upwards
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-08
ROSToN & ALBANY RAILROAD
BOSTON AND WORCESTER DIVISION

- TER ARRANGEMENT, commencing on MoN
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester:
aog Boston, at 42O exp, L 9.25 exp. and 945 M and
i.+rv, I'D exp 555 exp. 600 and 9,55 exp. p m.
The 20 m and 3.25 1855 and g55 p m trains start
to9 washington ST. alton; all others from Foster s.
For Grafton, Westboro' Southvlc. Cordayfle and
A5hland at 100 and As m, LAO and 500 p m.
EoL south birmingham, APO, 100 92j, and qi5 a N
l4g, 3,25, $50, 600 and $50 N.
For Milford at 100 and 925 m, lao 1925 and 355 n m
EOr Natlck, at ZOO and 945 a m, lao and 500 D m
FOr wellesley, Granville, West Newton. Newton
Ana bIlghlon at 100 and 945 N, and 500 m ras-
sengers Tor the same stations also take lao N
tram to Natick, and there change the SaNon51ie
wards. '~'
otlers every day except Sunday.
sunday press from Albany leaves Washington square
SIT o. at S35 m, for Boston.
Sunday Mail leaves Washington square Station al
25u A. N. (bitn lay), for Bt sion.
TRAlHS leave Boston touows
FOr worcester at 5.U0 100, S30eXp., exp m, 100
express 43O express to birmingham, $50 express 800
e For New York Wis springacdr9Oo exp. m, 800 exp.
9gQ exp. H.
New, York, via Norwich, 58c exp pm.
Grafton. 100 m, 100, 4.30 M
Restboro' 100 m, 100 43O. $50 exp. pm,
SouthVllie, 400 m, $50, 430 PM
CordaVlue, 100 m, l.30 l30 pm.
Ashland, 100 m, $50. 400, $50 exp. n m.
South birmingham, 5U1 100, $50 EXP. and o 90 e~H
m, l3N, alb exR., 900 exp. 400 j30'Cx EO6 "a
EXP 800 exp, 1000 pm
Nstick, 100 10 N, lsO, 2I5 400 500 800 500 10 %
M.
Millbury, 100 q M 4.3Opm
SaXonville, 1900 M 500 m.
sMlnord' iOO wy exp, 9eXp am, ais exp 1870 exp pm
Al outward trains runs daily except Sunday.
sunday Mail leaves Boston at $50 m stopping al W
NGWt8ht Soulh birmingham, Worcester West Brook
ne s Palmer and SPIingheld in New York at
o'5u IL. C. .. RUSSELL, Sup't, Springfield.
4.
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L. A. ELY & co.

- FOR SADE-In West Boylston,
@i,; small Farm OF acres, q of mile from depot,
I{lll and a Of amile rom ccntTe good buildings and
plenty of fruit Price S2lO0 ifcalled for soon.
d. =. PARMENTER IL co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-08
WORCESTER AND NASHUA r.. R.

On and after April I'd 1911 u Passenger Train will
leave Foster street station on Sunday ut for Gro
ton junction and way stations. This will connect
at Groton Junction with train for Boston ntermed
ate stations on Ftchburg Railroad also with train for
Lowell, Boston, and intermediate stations on Stony
Brook and Boston a. Lowell Railroads
Returning, Will connect at Grot0n Junction. with
trains from Lowell and Boston, and will arrive at Wor
ecster at SIS Pm. g. & TURNER Supt.
Worcester. May q, 1871. dtf pI
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WORCESTER AND sPRiEGFrrLD Division.

Leave Worcester for Albany and WAY stations accom-
modatiOnl at 6.35 IN
PM ' Wv "
For Albeny tcxpres) 955; for New York and Albany
GeNp.) lO,25 m, and AT and 1895 p m New York
Sunday mail leaves at zoos p NJ Sleeping cars will
43O p II train.
Leave Springfield for Worcester at 200 us Ii 80 a m
35 exp, 2U5 exp. 400, $40 exp. Albany Sunday
express $40 "a m. Sunday mail 1925 a (AiOnday).
kAlLRoAD CoNHEcTIoNs.-At Albany with The New
York central Troy and Greenbush, and Hudson River
hallroads. At Chatham with the Harlem and Hudson
snd Boston and Lebanon Springs Railroads. At state
Line WIN the Housatonc Railroad. At Pitts1eld with
the itsted an, forth Adams and Housatonic railroads.
AZ Westheld with the New Haven and northampton RR
A. Springfield with the Hartford New Haven and Spring.
nelo and Connecticut River Railroads. At Palmer with
the new London Northern BR. At Worcester junction
%ih the Providence and Worcester, Worcester and
Nashua and Norwich and Worcester Railroads. A t
Soulh Framngham with the Boston, Clinton and Fitch
bury, and Milford Railroads.
Q o RUSSELL Stunt Snrinrfeld
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Desirable Six Per Cent. Gold Bonds,

for solid and permanent investments, evinced by the
facts that
Five-Twenty Bonds of 1867 are selling at. II5
Central Pacific Bonds are selling at........ 1903
Chesapeake a. Ohio Bonds are selling at. "a
These bonds all pay both principal and interest in New
York City, in T. S. gold coin and are equally safe for
investment
The reason why FIvE-TwENTY BONDS are so high
because no more can he issued, and the outstanding
amount being rapidly decreased by purchases by the
Government from their surplus revenues.
The reason why we think CENTRAL PACIFIC BONDS
will in time advance to the price of Fvelwenties, is be-
be issued while the operation OF their
Sinking Fund will soon commence to decrease The
amount.
The reason why CHESAPEAKE AND ONO BoNDs are
selling low comparatively while equally safe. is be
cause the Company selling Bonds to complete
road They will all be sold in short time, and in few
months the road will be finished when have doubt
the same result will follow as with Five Twenty and
Central Pacific Bonds. The Sinking Fund Of the Chesa-
pcke and Ohio go into effect within year after
the completion Of the road.
The Chesapeake a. Ohio Bonds are issuedi
either coupon regiserel-the denominations are as
follows:
500, which cost to-day
$500, ...............47L56
$1,000, ................943Ie
Orders for Chesapeake and OHIO Bonds may be sent
through any National Bank Banker; or accompanied
with Drafts Checks may be forwarded by mail
Bonds money may be forwarded by any responsible
Express Company at expense. and the Chesapeake
and Ohio Bonds in exchange, will be by return
Express, charges paid.
We buy and sell Government and CENTRAL PACIFIC
BONDS and receive them in exchange for CHESAPEAKE
AND ONO BONDS.
Accounts of banks, bankers and others received on
Wich a'lo@ interest at the rate Of four per cent per
daHHH1.
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WOOD AND TIMBER LAND WANTED

o. FOR SALE-On Lodi ST., good s.
M:siI Tenement House; good investment.
EgllI Price $500 L. 4, ELY & co.
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miscellaneous.

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~ has no equal in any coun-
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q nineteenth century litera-
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81 Journal.
81 'The best periodical in
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FITCHBUBG & WORCESTER II. r..
T. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT - Commencing on
May /, lS7l.-Passenger Trans for Worces
Leave Fltchburg, a. m, 1850 and 55Up N.
South Fltchburg sos a, M, 1884 and 5.54 p. m.
Leomnster, Sl2 n M, LOO and 500 D.
Gates Crossing, SIT a. m, LOT and 6.07 p.
PrattB Junction, S.2b o. M, Lbs and 6,l5 p. IN.
Sterling Center, 1888 a. M, 100 and 20 p m.
Passenger Trains for Fitchburg-
Leave Worcester, $50 and II IS and 20 D. m.
5terng Junction, 1901 and II 81 L. m. and 500 D. M
sterling Center, ia and l2O5 p. M, and bus .. IN.
Pratt Junction Z 20 a. m. and l2l4 and ais p. m.
Gates Crossing, 1925 a. m. 1922 and 52f D. m.
Leommster, $50 a. nl 1880 and 80 D. M
South Ftchburg, 737 O. M 1898 and 537 D. m
RAILROAD Conference.-The 80 and II Is a 81, .,s
20 D. M trains nom Worcester connect at FtcLbnre.
with the Cheshire and Rutland and Burlington n Il -
all points north and west; also connect al Fitehburg
and BIattlehoro and intermediate stations
TIE 800 and 1850 tram from Fitcbh,r,, 49,,
meet worcester with Boston & worcester pTohf,S.
AZ worcester horfleh Worcester Railroads and
Geld. 49, 49, SPi'hh'
Ihe 5 PAY, P m train from Fitcburg connects at Wor,
cester WIN N0rwlch d Worcester Steamboat Train for
New s6s oE Ft VA NeT london IL A. BLOOD supt
Fltchburg, May l. ISL. } dtf
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MONEY TO LOAN.

$500 r WFLL MAZE THE FIRST FIRST
Roof Block nearly new nicely located for renting pur
poses pays large per cent the investment; balance
can be paid In semi annual inSallmcnts Including in
terest on balance out OF the rents Of the property Rare
chance; call quick or you lose 1t. l.. H. ELY & co.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Luz
~ Their HILL and Others intend to apply to the next
session OF the Legislature Of incorporation uu
der the name OF "rhe Spencer Hotel Company" Capt.
LUTHER HILL.