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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-10-19
Chicago.

1t is with pleasure we learn that the
city of Chicago is to be rapidly recon
constructed. That same indomitable
spirit which characterized the citizens to
make it the metropolis of the West, and
gave her an impetus and character, which,
without interruption. would have made it
the best city OF America, unbroken, ~
daunted: by its almost total destruction.
have set about the work before the smoui-
dering embers have yet died oIt, to rebuild
and make It ever a greater city than be-
fore. Business is already in the course
OF resumption, the municipal Government
Is IN full operation. Insurance Com
panies are paying their losses, and rebuild
ing has been begun. Fro2 the Indianapo-
lis Joyraal we learn the following facts
IN regard to Insurance and insurance
Companies of which we hear so many
conflicting reports recently from the teri
fed porulacc:
Yesterday number of Eastern insur-
ance agents arrived in the city, and in the
afternoon meeting of adjusters and agents
and others interested was held at No 81
Canal street. The meeting was called to
order by appointing R. ]. Smith, of the
Putnam, of Hartford, Chairman, and AL
fred Wrightway, Secretary. On motion
of Mr. Moore, it was ordered that COM
mittee he Amounted to Drepare a plan of
action to be submitted to future meeting
The Chair appointed Messrs. Moore,
Case, Ducat, Lewis and Clarke the Com
mittee. 1t was ordered also that room
be obtained for headquarters for future
meetings. The meeting then adjourned.
During the meeting the approximate
losses of the various companies were re-
ported as follows:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-10-19
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS
octie-eowaIy
4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE
IA Notice is hereby given that will sell at
Pubic Auction on Saturday the 18th day Of No-
sember, A.. D., 1871 at the residence OF David
DruckamilIer, late of Marshall county, Inc lana,
deceased near Panama. all his personal property
mot taken BY the widow. consisting of six head OF
horses colt four cows. twenty-f Eve head OF
sheep, ten hogs and shoats, wheat corn. oats
hay, wagons plows, one fan ming mill, and one-hatf
of ayr icuituraI implements and other articles not
herein mentioned.
credit CT nine months will be given on all sums
over three dollars, the purchaser giving his note
with approved security, waiving valuation and ap-
praisement lave. with six per cent. interest nom
date. GEORGE BOWERS, t
Oct. 10Th. Is7f.-st. Administrator
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-10-19
NorIcE OF APPOlNTMENT

In OF ADMINIsTRAT0R.-Not is hereby
gwen that the undersigned has been appointed adj
ministrxtor Of the estate Of Daniel DruckamillerI
late Of Marshall county, Indiana deceased. Said es-
tate is supposed 20 be solvent: :
Oct Ieth. Is7T --tsaA kAtnfnistratcf.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-10-19
THE DEPARTMENT OF
Tales and Sketches

F'iAe0 aclIA t3s eeFg 6ost 5 aorf o.oFils,
Is a popular feature Of the Weekly
CoMMERcIAL Discarding all tedious and
extravagant fiction, ii aims TO get the best
OF short stories, such as interest old and
Young alike
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-10-19

Phrenology.-Tie Brain and its Functions
and training, amt the relations Of Mind and Bod
described.
Physiognomy, or the signs OF ,haracter
With illustrsiions, and how to ReIl them i. a spo
| cial feature.
Ethnoiogy, "The Natural History d
Man. illu-t ra,ed, will be given.
Physiology and Anatemy.-The Or
ganizai On, stiu AID functions of III, human
body with rhs laus Of Lilo aud haaIth VIVA. ~.
should eat and drink how clothed, and h. W 10 : <
ercse, sleep and live, in accordance With hyIieuic
principles.
Portraits, sketches aud Biographies of leading
cisl features.
Parents, Teachers and Others Az t..
guide in educating and training children, this ulxg
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| Published
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each, aud an extra copy TO Agent.
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-10-19

ALBERT BoRToE, Of Bourbon, Ind,
had one eye seriously injured while fight
ing the fire in that vicinity.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-10-19

For your Kid Gloves, Lace Collars,
Sash Ribbons, real Guimpure Lace, and
real vallenciennes, and general assort-
ment of embroidery. go TO u. Becker &
Co. Fsve
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-10-19

The bodies in the morgue were mostly
found on the North Side, and it is but toe
certain that they are small portion Of
the number who were caught in the raging
sea of flames and utterly consumed. The
coroner on yesterday held inquests on
sixty-four Of the bodies in the morgue
only two of which were recognizable
One of these was Henry Ullman, tht
banker, the finding of whose body wal
mentioned yesterday. The other man wal
named Peter O'Brien.
The body of man who had crawlee
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-10-19

donations of money, both from private
and public sources. In addition to some
already mentioned are the following:
st. Lous, $4,000, and the citizens, $7e,-
600; Pittsfeld, Mass, $500: j. NJ
Cough, of Santa Fe, 1924; Boston, Mas
sachusetts, 100000; Kansas City, Mis-
souri,, $4,000; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvan-
ia, the citizens gave $4,000, and the City
Council 100000; Hamilton, Ontario,
$4,000; Patterson, N. j., $1,000, first in
stalment; Urbana, Ohio, 81 600; Buffalo,
New York, 100000; indianapolis, $40
600, First National Bank, of Greencastle,
Indiana, $500; Cincinnati, 800, 900 /;
Leayenwo nth, Kansas, $4,000; Catlin,
Brindall g. Co., New York, $1,000;
Quincy, Illinois, $1,000; Montreal Board
of Trade. $4,000; Nleadville, Pennsyl-
vania, $4,000; Fort Wayne, Indiana, 81
600; Jefersonville, Indiana, S. 900; Port
land, Maine, $20,0U0 Baltimore Anseri-
can subscription, $4,000; Watertown,
Massachusetts, in addition to fifty cases OF
clothing, $1,000; Rondout, New York
$4,000; San Francisco Stock Exchange,
$4,000; Adams Express Co., $4,000
Alexander Martin, Secretary, Buffalo
$4,000; James Roosevelt, Hyde Park, N
I Y, $1,000; Lawrence, Kansas, $1o. 900
James Barrett & Co, Boston, 1000
Amsterdam, New York, $4,000; d. d.
Morgan q Co., London, England, S., 900
Drexel, Morgan& Co., New York, $4,000
city of Rochester and Monroe county, N
/ Y, $1,000; Port Byron, New York,
j $3.50; San Francisco subscriptions, $a5,
900; which they intend to make $780,
oo3; Standard Life Insurance Co., KY.
$1,000; Waynesviile, O., $1,000; Toron
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-06

CUPREME COURT.-In the matter OF the ap-,
I S SsI wfbFEsa and
BROADWAY.
Between and STREET and also The making
par S, p1s between street and
r greater Width Hundred Feet the W ofSe"
We the undersigned Commissioners Estimate and Assessment the
,ooIe entitled nfI oS an @ and improved or
s;ss NO. ~ ,s'
ana s.u.oa md lSs al persons Interested IL pceen' ia
.ss % .1 S :
Our s6 @ SS ssst or ss q. day
that said Mn hear g.s. 20 otis o1
R.. pups.e viii Be- in said oae' each Of , ten
az re-. Is. sS,se, the said .na,. together
also he ,nd. ssaH.:' and %s s.a,.S 10 %
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following named street, .1S avenues. ..s,., nm IN. q
street EA and r:..i.s s sss y s
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-06
HORSE IND CLRRI<GE MARKET


NEw-Yonx. Tuesday, Sept g. 1s71
The influences bearing upon the present
condition Of the trade such as 70 indicate con-
siderable duration to the already noticed Improvement
in the demand and to promise steady maintenance Oh
prices. Business being fnl Of activity IN an branches OF
the general trade of city, and the large amount Oh
carting consequently TO DO done, has eaueed strong
cali for prime truok.horses which call must materially
increase the Pail season becomes more sdvnnceo sn4
IL 10 so evident that money n made, pap Wan nnc
its way TO the horse market be invested IN pleasure
horses particularly the ow price Of feed oats Arc
Soc per bushe encourages the keeping OF horses Ine
certainty Of Immense crop throughout our county,
the consequent very low prices Of provisions ano acV
for Wntering horses all combine 10 make our farmers
Indifferent about selling their stock, except a. str1ne
ngree and Arm prices likely 70 rule the New-fork
msrset Higher bred stock, Of sufficient sse 70 MAKE
suitable coach and coupe horses WI MAINTAIN s vaiae
on account 81 ia sSarcy in both the market ~ wen as
" tne breeders The large supply In nay
possey anect the value Of the Inferior animals OF tnat
cmss but nrsteiass trotters win advance In price ~
often 90 new flyer 10 added 10 the list.
$1,000, iEnesssa Snipston and syirited bidding ut Messrs
yonnston van Tasses horse auction mart made to-
pays PERFECT success The prices realized Tor the
1o,vtH6 table: ~ o@'N'- - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-06
feaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of WILLIAM
br ven according all having claims against
LAWRENCE OF the City Of BTookn deceased hn ne are
eap exhibit With the vouchers thereof 70 me
the Administrator the 06ce Of Chambers Pomoy Boog1toa
92 Broadway City NeYo before the 18th day OF Do
's"Oe' cHARLBs p. LAWRENCE, Aaninis.rasor.
DURSUANT to Decree of the High Court
fChancery made Anterior sg Merman the person.
claiming kin and also tse persons Ginning V the helf
at law HENRY sMYTH a Of Ssndown In the Isle Of Wight ts
Major in a Regiment Of santy deceased who died
on or about 1887 e legal personal representa-
yes Of any person who dead by then ssc on or
e The sb dsy of October sTl and their claims
heiore the Master Of he Rolls Chsmbe situate in The Rolls
yard Chancery.ae MddleseI default thereof hey WI M e,
.mpo excluded benefit the said Decree Monday ne on
d Eleven Of the cock in the forenoon me aa
appointed fGr hearing and SRSn sSe
SYDNEY GEDGB, Old Palace Yam: westmnster Agent tor
CHARLES GREAvEs VINCENT Of Ryd Isle Wight Solicitor for
the Plaintiff
CUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY@oAR-
- THUR CHILD sgt EDWARD u BATES ELISHA SLoQhsh
Hsmphrey Edmund Wood Joseph Bsreman John kamPp
BENJAMIN Barker GCaian Of the children OF Abraham L.
e,ssd Charles Nichols Benjamin Barker Geoe W. MEAD hHIs
Nundl aud Edwin Beera-Amended sumDonsfor ree-o tne
defendants You hereby summoned nd requd 70 an
.wer The mpant action Of which copyb heresin served
anon You and to the SAID on
The snb.cr at Number Pinesree In The C Ne"
York after the service OF this summons on you
,sve Of the service and fail 70 sp'ver the no
con Aforesaid the p,nun in ths action wal pp
1871. obo. n "nn A. ~ II. 81 the
cs,I ~ KIM, County June H. ly-Dsed June IS ISL
''''A VI e GEO, H. GRASNIsS Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-06
NETWORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
Wv ROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING MAY u, 1871.

c0sasScISd MAY r. ISL
Passenger Station in S..Yori Of Tveoy.ersnh't and
'-'''e Fourth. Enranee on Twsnty.seVsnth%t
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK
CO. Ics Hiord ss.sfs.a Fas Southport and w.po ~
ts 81; ss. III s :9s n:'o a r I a'
= 81 fss ~, 90 i I'd s s iE. a
fot o.s I'd n,snsiI.'s Stations T. D. li'0 n Hi' '''
ssna.y Nal Train leave. Twenty S."Y'i att "
Boston both sPdn'ce;oSs sis RI nj? Ts1s
s Boston u: s sBs. Liz. T. Ii; 10
:.s "a sPs,sss H.. an. nj III;
.sron Bay WEXFORD arriving less 0'' "sn'
A' So1 co,u.c.icu, River R.rs.d l2l' H. to Montreal
For a.Is r s.re. 81 his m
20, shore L,ss aa Raj sc,.,,s 4 m 20 No'"''
SoI s. haven and Sorthsnpon Railroad s nj N to North
'rg,s .s sdo-n and Railroad W I
F 70 i aoa.sio nj Railroad and to w..,sur
b b:ss:, ~. si sss:a
d,y Mail Trn On either Line Dra"as'r'0m u" ''A''''
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W n CENTRAL AND HUDSON
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HIFWP0RT AND WICKFORD RAILROAD
DSe, Dr. ,..s s' s.sa
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SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD Of LONG ISLAND.
he S' srHKHI ARRANGEMENT.
,d,s MONDAY Nay D. III. ssa Rssssvsis md GrAsd "a
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20. :. s $780,. 1850. Z: s..,..
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-06
REAL ESTATE.


The transactions at the Exchange were ~,
Ane Nsssr.. Johnson 4 Miller took large nun ".
n I-niontown to attend the sale Oh III
De. :" =. ,os Jersey Land Improvement Company
10. =, the sale will he given and about
ne old Arrow homestead, a9e asehrstcr has been
one scre Of ground in the town Oh
s"d Tot EsSSsth Mr. J. Ahern has 500 has
Adams-aye near Jefferson Parn; Of moderate means
Der o. ~ found corner Of Mary snG stations on
The inquiry houses az ElIaoe. onr Of NewYork We
sT more active than at present. he occupied before
Sicstions All those vacant VIII " ,-.a
i The saes Of Burlington s and q August ISL were
lands in Iowa, during taS average price OF '1 ~ '
q SIS q9lO0 acres, az an oe
acre amounting 10 se'NS ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-06
ARLINGTON.
Countrp Real Cstate for Sale.

A RARE CHANCE TO INVEST $4,000
N splendid PARM Of $50 situated SusT County State OF
Delaware offered sale adjoining the thnvH Village OF Sea
Erd half and bali mile from nGvgsbe
The soil light much Of gh improved producing without
manure Of shell The msnson house hrst-
buDg every 1t Of hnk and Was built IL sto at
~ SIS m There are comfortable tenement houses for work
n men The bans and other ouungs good repair and tie
m ncosed with cedar rail fence bdges This farm
celebrated for quantity and quality OF IL fruits has 40" peach
ees In full bearing 800 apple and oo rear trees beside -
acre. mall fi1 and 100 acres in valuable timber It's Known Tar
pnd beautiful and productive farms whole
country will pay present than ten cent on the price
Y'ie and under good mGntgemtpt nav be made pay 20 per
ANY
wishing purchase have only take the for sehiord nhd
The preRSes for themselves They will pronounce u sne Of ne hLeh
Hams tbeV WIN H. ROSS
Reference WARNER DICKSON McELRATH 3s GreeIwcrs..
hark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-06
D-..LInn Real Gstate for Sale.

.3op -scIxLE-Tn Prospect-place, on the nIil
EUh 900 PAN BrOOkfn TWO gre bT6wp-StOss fOat
HOUSE S,.,s ofGBO W ALEXANDER No lPaILPaoe Broolya
nor SALE-A new three-stOry, brOwn-stone
HOUSE, in frsteaa location with ell Improvement" SOh<1IV
,aes Sl90O. Apply 10 r POWELL. = floe1s
NOR SALE-A 3-stOry basement and sub
III, brovn,on, HOUSE lot 100 ven located in bocsyn
Pho, Sii0O Apply to NJ A. rutland Co. BesHnanet, y:
NOR SALE-Three. story brick HOUSE, In com
IL. oeT with "A fixtures from irry Terms easy
= Wv W. GREEN leS Fourth g., Wllhans0eIsh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-06
f)esttbsster COnntp Real estate for Sale

an ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT
n for RAIB on accommodating within an hour and h'h o.
EYol In wehester containing 400 Aeres IN the hae''
Ss,e Of cultivation Waste land splendid MANSION 50 Fe %
a t.t deep perfect orders also Building 40 BY l Arranged
Or clubhouse or scademr 90 level ground suitable for
euaeL and Saw Mil II feet head Of water never iAns
stream barn stable for hundred bead OF e'te oar apple
bds pear orchard all graed and choice iraiI ironing
l,t fences all order grounds ornamental water IN ali
.. Of The house every respect geutemans Establishment ano az
Tor bea unsurpassed sbywherei the atmosphere DRY ana
A. , upg good and lot Is feet front 10 the city vii Dc
slten IN p,1 payment Address WILLIAM DAVIS Tribune once
At YONKERS.-FURNISHED HOUSE on
- "''n'p"' j. Y0UMASs, Agent YOuher'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-06

Cnrriaee manufacturers dealers ready for the
Fall trade The display Of fine carriages at the repos
tories Is an excellent The highest standard OF work
is rated as follows;
No too vs&oo 32s, top wagon, efc
Broushsms from 81, 400 81 Us.
(oupA orcnar an. 81 Nv 70 Slto,.
Isndsulet a | $50 to el 80
Ia.dau S1oOo b "a 900.
LANDAU on eight spraSs, double suspension. 900
Close coashes-Icpdoa style, 81 20 10 5000
The prices OF all vehicles differ from 10 TO 30 per cent
at the different waeroons but the above are the highest
gu0ted and represent only nrstelass carriages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-06
Gi,r BfaI estate for Sale.

cn1 TNDID BUILDING PL0I OF an, d0 .o1,:.
~ runein9 ~ Central Park for sA IN 90 e''
SsSiy toesabS AW" STEPHEN YANCBY HtcnansS eoor
T6R s a.sSs-st S:s. sS n.
sos. HOUSE. ,s,ss, OeEuon Pnce sOoo House as By
~ y .,,S:'Sg a.nF F. e. . sSG b. peTa. s" Apply
y boroas9 Sr oT Co No Pnett or Ba Seven'eenhsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-06
Conn 9slano Real gstate for 5alr.

I ONG ISLAND FARM, near Huntington do1
IL sALE-15 acres 90 llable Is WOODLAND Bunht' ali WV
Ialr PUoe include sOci crops SG = R..Nu,nst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-06
Steamboats, arb Railroads.


FOR STAMFORD and GREENWICH-The
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BAhhnTrJgMs !5a!E AND OHIO RAILROAD Coz
P e. s's any, s' i Il tow ss0ss
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t. '''i' ci ;is' so SsB OILY Linz
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JERsEY.-
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81, ss :r:, xs %s rss ". ss
Win L.hish Valley r !!snsova and Csssspa Connect" at
iGs.Io; E.:.s. AH:.ts:' I'll - E ...s cAaal
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S' s ~ u.s. RS - ~ 500 sS $50 50.
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HnB.L.wrr. General P,..asu ll.,t
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
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BROAD GAUGE 6s W MHS P cass
"a foot s 4 81; H.
BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS Ta!s Z. Ssss,:, B s'..s
x Vim ss;,., S r.
to, p,.sS bo1 q caes B,seS At
for IndowI Washington With the d. L. and W. r.
su.. and o,s:so and at Lshsl Vale. for Al pOin"
Oh :oo NJ LEHIau VALLEY Express stop. M,Tri MOr,
tow D.,s VIEW %:!lSo s ss..sr Ros I Phpsos
s Bel. for Br. e. and At KrSu with I..N,., "A
for gsALA'., A'a'O'a Mach chuhi "i'''s' A''''AS '
t:S p n BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN. via p..snoP and
SDsSa paap, With cbei r.
s'i f1s i5s TIpn.,s With e,;
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For IoRRsTowN, r7s $40 ii~ l!:oc n a;@ $40 ';'0'
For SUNNI and in..rm.d... $50 7I1 slo 1910
20 e MGR %, .S AIR.; az "a Ss ss e. Go s
400, $40, 40 49, $50 $780, ''' Wv VIA
'n so ~ Slw1sx ns 1It 1 go sio ste .o;lc lo:S
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is s.-4s .;' .t ID
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49, sa aS s "a: "s
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the Railroad at H.ci.,own thence BY ss n.s rS
MAsE w.Tss GAP at $500 ~ and 80 sca6ca
IRE RAILWAY.-TRAINS Leave Depots
o., 4s I'D s. :' saTs
Re. I'D R.S d.! DsiT sa.p sSs% S
:Ssns 4 sleeping t:.h,. running
through Cleveland md 0Inn.t Sleeping S.tsss % sS from
Nesrori su.psac Bldg, aud Ae train ron EsTTSs orb, to
Buffalo Suspension Bridge and Cincinnati An Emsr'ns Tran
I'd wv SO I. 80 an. 20 So NJ and Sunday.
| Tor He.burxh Way, at 300 a. $50 and 'arn
ESI S S.s nd .ai W. in SIS ls ' a
' EoE Hei :n mi.dsis Spring Valley and
1900 500 500 ts4s and Wednesdays no Saturdays only
fof Ps.rnos. Ey.et T.in.ns and Way As;D l:N .os
teas $3.50 and 1s. M sOo " sss ana spd
days only tis midnight special sunday Trans " '' ~ ~ '
1sT depot earlier than above time Last boat from 2s
~ ana nS Sser for he eSreine .aS
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NETWORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
! SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
| COMMENCING MAY 70, 1871
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
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= ss !:: n so
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NORTH RIVER AND NETWORK STEAM
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fertures ann Nleetinas.

VFNERAL SOCIETY Of MECHANICS and
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DEV. Z. P. kOES POPULAR Amy Lee
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CPECIAL NOTICE u hereby given e the
y =. .ssn q Ne n.iesl r'ssss.s ps's. 81 $500,
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