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WHO is SHE?
Philadelphia Lady Goes ON the Stage,
and afterwards Marries a Son of Lord

A Philadelphia Lady Goes ON the Stage,
and afterwards Marries a Son of Lord
Palmerstoh.
From the Nelo Orleans Times, May 25.
About fifteen years ago a very fne-looking
young woman appeared on the stage of the Va
rieties then the Gaieties, of this city under the
management of Dion Boucicault. She was of
an excellent family in Philadelphia had suf-
fered great reverses of fortune; and being pos
sessed of talents, beauty, and great love of the
drama naturally sought to signalize herself,
and exploit her talents and charms by theatri-
cal engagement This she procured in this city
from Mr.. Boucicault, who, knowing the high
appreciation of natural beauty by the steck-
holders OF the Gaieties, justly calculated that
she would prove great hit In this he was not
disappointed.
The debutdnte at the Gaieties soon became
great card, and the front seats of the parquet
were always secured when she appeared by
some OF our solid men, who were regarded as
cOnnOtSSeurs in the special line of attractiveness
in which she was SO highly endowed. The sea-
son passed, however, and the lady disappeared
from this scene. She had passed from the reeol.
lection of her old admirers, and we presumed
with others, had at last attained what was un-
charitably expected to be the goal Of her ambi-
tion and graceful bearing, and settled down as
the beautiful wife of some wealthy gentleman
whe was capable of appreciating Sc much beauty
and elegance.
Bat the latest fashionable intelligence from
the Old World has shown that this was an erro-
neous conclusion. The Court Journal, of Lon
don, announces the recent marriage of the ele-
rant Miss Jessie Mclean to Lord Cowper, sen of
the late Lord Palmersten the Possessor of the
handsome income of fl40.000. The ''booful'
walking lady of the Gaietes has now become
adorn the brilliant circle which she has entered
and will We doubt not, worthily I'LL the place
once occupied with SO much ecLat by the accom-
plished wife Of Englands famous premier.
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FROM NEW YORK.
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Fatal Disaster.
NEW YORK, June 5.-An immense pile of
bricks, from the old buildings demolished in
Church street, fell to-day, covering several chill
dren. One has been got out with broken limbs
the others are supposed to be killed. The fire.
men and police are making vigorous efforts to
recover the bodies
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FROM NEW PORK.
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Exclusively 10 The EUening Telegraph.
Inauguration OF the Morse Statue.
NDw YORK, June 5.-Five thousand special
invitations have been issued by Tillotson & Co.
for complimentary excursion to telegraphers
on the day of Inauguration of the Morse statue,
Saturday next.
Obituary.
Count Gasparin died recently at Geneva.
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BaItimore Produce Market.

BALTIMoRE, June 6.-Cotton very strong; mid
ding upands, 1sc low middlng, 17Hc. Flour dali.
to good 81 14591 '65 prime to choice red 81 65919o;
fair to good, s140@1'55; common, $l'S0@1'85; Ohio
and Indiana S1'50@1'55. Corn dull Southern white,
7s@7sc. Southern yellow, T3c. Oats steady at 649
CSC. Mess PorK steady at SIT. Bacon steady shout
Sugsr-cured hams, 16@l7c. Lard dull at 11@1lHc
Whisky nominal at s3Ha94c., with no sales.
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FROM NEW ENGLAND.
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Storm at Fall Rlver-Death by Lightning.
FALL RIVER, June 5.-During the heavy
thunder storm Of yesterday afternoon, lightning
struck the City Hall and set it on fire. The
flames were soon extinguished. Lightning also
struck a large ash tree on the farm of Charles
Harnbly, three miles from this city, splitting it,
aud killing Harnbly, who had just gone under
it. Harnbly was widewer, aged fifty years,
and leaves four children.
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New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, June 6.-Cotton active, higher, and
excited sales 5000 bales mddling upands at 1S%c.
mlddng Orleans 19c. Flour quiet and steady; sales
5000 barrels State SIS 6096S0; Ohio at $5 258 90
Western al IS 60@7'l0; Southern at S61599. Wheat
q shade nrmer, but no sales; spring, $149@1'5O;
steady; sales 80, ,O0e bushels mixed Western at 500
zoe. for unsound, and 70@72c. for sound. Oats a
shade drmer; sales $4,000 bushels Ohio at 63k@
and steady. Lard steady. Whisky quiet and steady
of
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FROM CALIFORNIA.
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The Chinese Outrage.
SAN FRANCISCO, June "A boy named
O'Brien has been arrested, and identified by
several Cinnamon as having given the fatal blow
to Chinaman who was dubbed and stoned
to death on Fourth street last week; but it is
doubtful If sufficient white testimony can be
obtained to convict him.
The Yosemite.
Nearly thousand persons have already
visited the Yosemite Valley this season.
The Murderer of Miss McDaniels,
at Cherokee Flat, is surrounded by citizens in
the mountains, and they are determined to hunt
him down. A reward of $4,000 is offered for his
capture. He is armed with Henry rifle and
tive revolvers and is determined to fight to the
last.
Mrs. Fair
shows no change in spirits or health since her
sentence. Demonstrations of sympathy by
strong minded women continue.
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FROM THE SOUTH.
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Visiting Firemen.
NORFOLK, Va, June 5.-The United Fire
Company of this city, numbering about eighty
men, under the command of Captain Samuel
Kimberly, departs on the evening boat for Balti-
more. They will leave Baltimore on Wednesday
morning on the 7'25 train for Wilmington, Del,
and will probably extend their visiting tour to
Philadelphia. The company will be accompa-
MED by brass band of sixteen pieces. from the
United States receiving ship New Hampshire.
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tRy Cable.)

LONDON, June 8 = Steamship Gsrmania, from
New ! ork, touched at Plymouth yesterday
Steamships City OF Brussels and Nevada, from
New fork, touched at Queenstown yesterday.
(By Ielesraph)
NEW YORK, June 5.--Arrtved, steamship City Of
Mexico, from Vera Cruz and Havana.
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THE WEATHER.
etailed meteorological Report for

Tic UeIaIIed MeIeOfOIoSICHI hepOrI lot
To-day.
The following is the meteorological report OF the
Signal Bureau OF the War Department for this
morning, all the observations being taken at TAB
A. NJ, Philadelphia time. The barometrlcal reports
are corrected Tor temperature and elevation. The
velocity OF the wind is given in miles per hour,
and the force is an approximate reduction to the
Beaufort scale:-
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New York Money and stock Market.

NEW YORK, June 5.-stocks steady. Money easy
do 1854, cp., NIX: do. 1855, cp., ll1s4 do. 1866
new. ll41s; do. 1867. 1l41s; do. 1865 nay; 1e4os
1922; Virginia 6s, new, IA; Missouri 6s, 95%; Can
ton Co., s91<; Cumberland preferred, "a; N. Y. Cen
tral and Hudson River, 97x; Erie, 2sK; Reading,
115K; Adams Express, SIN; Michigan Central,
1874; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 117K Chicago and
Rock Island, 193; Pittsburg and Fort Wayne, 99S
Western Union Telegraph, b6A.
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Court Of Quarter SessiOns-JWdge PaaS0n

&C. F. Hall, commander of the Arctic expe-
dition, has appointed s. s. Green, OF the senior
class of the Michigan University as his astro-
nOmer.
"a train of cars in Colorado was struck BY
lightning recently. After the accident the train
was run by q non-conductor.
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Chicago Flour aud Wheat Market.

Chicago Flour and Wheat Market
Special DsspGtch 70 The. BUsntng Telegraph e.
CnIoAGo, June b-10'g0 A. M.-Wheat quiet !
n27A, seller June; .slTIK last hafi l2T%i
seller July.
Corn quiet but nrmer, 62H@62H &C., seller Jane (;
bSH9bSxc., seller July.
Reoeipts ShfppG, Rsoe PTS Ship'ts.
Flour, kbls 4600 1900 Oats bus. 40 900 A, 600
Wheat,bus. $4,000 e4,0oo Rye, bus none none.
Corn, bus .se6eOo 225OOO Barley, bus. 1000 none.
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milwaukee, Markets.

MILWAUKEE,, June 6-Wheat active and excited.
Accurate quotations cannot be given. No. l. 81 '31 ;
No. q 81 2sK. Receipts, so,o 600 bushels; shipments
ll5,00O. Freights-sail, &C.; steam, &c.
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BUTcHERY.-John Hannigan, Peter Walker,
and Joseph Colgan are each under $500 bail by
Alderman Bonsall for attacking and beating
John GoOdchild, a butcher, In Eleventh street
market, on Saturday night last.
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The "city fathers of Brunswick, Ca, are
going into the business of issuing city change
bills Of from 81 ~ $5 denominations.
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ll1Nelllys; DO. 1885. l11%el11z; DO, July, 1895.
isss, fit.sl1S S '1 iS.Os s' iOaSsio b. so cISy. STISy
r. r. Currency &c, 1lbH@115K. Gold, 1115Sell9X.
NAHR LADNER, Brokers, report this morning
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morning.

PUBLIC BATHs.-The public bath house at
Otis street wharf Kensington and the one at
Almond street wharf, will be thrown open for
the use of the public to morrow. Good news
for many.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA.

PORT OF PHILADELPHIA......... 8
STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
OFFICE.
8 A. M.........S5 IL A. M.......Ss 2P. M....96
SUN RISES. 4'92 MOON SETS .......l 1918
SUN SRTs............ TBS HIGH WATER..,..,. S2I
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legal IMTnLLIaHM0E
New Term.

Court Of Quarter Sessions-Judge ALlfsen.
The June term OF the Court was begun to-day by
Judge Allison, who appointed James N. Marks,
ESQ, foreman OF the Grand Jury. At the time OF
cur going to press no case had been put on trial.
A Question OF Sanity.
Court Of Quarter SessiOns-JWdge Parson.
Judge Paxson sat to-day In the old courtroom to
hear upon habeas corpuc the case OF Aaron Suoers
who applied for his discharge from the Friends In
sane Asylum at Frankford. He Ia seventy-one years
eld and for thirty odd years has been well known
horse-shoer and veterinary surgeon. He alleged that
Mr. Wood, OF Ridge avenue and Spring Garden
street. a relative OF his, invited him 10 his house,
ana there locked him up for three weeks, when he
took him 10 the asylum and handed him over to the
physicians, and he claims to be as sane as any man
IN the establishment. The answer 10 THIS was that
treatment The hearing was not concluded.
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CLEARED THIS MORNING.
er Ann Eliza, Richards. New York. w. ]

Steamer Sarah Jones, New. York. w. M Baird Co
steamer D. +. Pneips, Brown, New YORK, do.
Schr Jesse s. Clark, CLARK, Charleston, Haslam,
Wickersham & Co.
Schr Fred. Gray, Lakeman, Newburyport, Sinnick.
son d Co. y
Schr Annie May, Baker, Milton, do.
Schr Martha Innes, Wiley, Lynn, do
Schr ocean Traveller, Adams, Beverly, do
Schr II. Westbrook, Littlejokn, Boston, do
Schr Panther, Hill, New Haven, do.
Tug Mary, Livingston, Baltimore, with q tow of
barges, W. p. clyde Co.
Tug G. B. Hutchins, Muferd, Havre-de-Grace, with
tow Of barges, w. P. Clyde Co.
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ARRIVED THIS MORNING.

ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
steamship j. W. Eyerman, Holmes, nom Richmond
Steamer New York, Jsnes, from Georgetown and
Alexandra, with sI1 nsse to M W. clyde Go.
YsTt Wit mSse to % Cyse CO. rom New
Steamer fani.a, pcane, "a hours from New York.
ton, with mdse to ". P. Clyde CO. ''''
Steamer W. Whildin, Rggans, Is hours from Bal
Brig Samuel Welsh, Darra6, days from Matan-
zas, with moasses to r 9. knight x Co..yessel TO
Warren STsgg TS s@s U aT snss 5oa 9 II
livan for Philadelphia. Left barks Jasper, fm PEN
sacola, discharging; Emma Parker, for New York,
loading; Thomas Fletcher, for do, in few DAYS:
brigs Afarette, from Fernandina dlscharging; Ju.
liza f. Carney, from Philadelphia, do; Agnes Bur-
CLARK, discharged and Ethel Bolton and Moses Day
for North OF Hatteras; and schr II. b. McCauley,
Brig Ida L. Kay, Bradford, 10 days from Bangor.
with laths and lumber TO T. r. Calvin Co.
Schr George W. Middleton, Campbell, days from
Norfolk, with shingles to Patterson & Lippncett.
Schr Kate, Cohee, fm Sassafras River, with grain
to Christian Co.
granite to Richmond Granite Co.
schr Lottie, Taylor. frsm Besten, with mdse
sCRr scRr Vest Vest Wind, TowHssHd, from Providence
schr g. @ Morris Richards, from Boston.
Schr Lizzie Carr Eldri6ge, do.
Schr Sarah Clark, Grinin, do.
d.. d.
Tug Chesapeake, Merrihew, from Baltimore, with
tow OF barges to W. p Clyde q Ce.
Tug Mary Livingston, from Baltimore, with q tow
OF barges to w. P. Clyde 4 Co.
Correspondence Of The EUening telegraph.
EASTON MCMAHONS BULLETIN.
NEW YORK OFFICE, June 8. = The following
bArges leave In tow to night for Baltimore, light
p McDeVitt, e. A. Gilbert, Harvest Queen, Kate
Jamison, +. O. King, q. w. Hutton, PAssaic, T. w.
Green, Persia j. Hawkins, g. u Sausrsee, and Bee
White
BALTIMORE BRANCH oFroE, June s.-The follow
ing barges leave In tow tonight, eastward:-
Star OF the World Union Traveller City OF Boston,
c. @. Pope, j. H. VeddeT. M. +. Hanngan, Moon-
light Rover, Colonel j. d. Ames, +. Il. Greenman,
q. A Dornneld, W. Walker, s. M0rrell, B. G. cote,
| j, w. Barker, and john A. Ryan.
Enterprise with IRE brick, for Philadelphia.
The following barges left last night
g. W. Kraft, o. /. Minis, Myrtle, Chesapeake, @.
McWliams, j. T. Hedrick, T. Carson, A. v. Joslin,
| and w. Norman, all with coal, for New YORK.
| PHILADELPHIA BRANCH OFFICE. June D. The
| Mary and Emma, with coal, for New YORK, left on
| Saturday evening. L. ;. O.
Special Despatch to The EOening Telegraph
AAvRE-DE- GRACE, June 8. = The following boats
iSsSs Mary y and ND ws, % with lumber to D. Trump Son
Colonel H. c. BolInger, with lumber to n. crOskey
Hail Frank, with lumber to Haas Ellis. =,
y. g, PoWmsp, with lRQoeI " y, \. TallQE' v y
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MEssRs WILLIAM PANTKR Co., No. So s. Third
street. report the following quotatons:-U s. 6s OF
1851, il7 9llT t2Os OF lesa, lllx9lll5i 40, lsol.
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FOR SALE
THE MINNEETEXIT HOUSE.
In DanieIsOnvTIe, Conn.

This valuable Hotel Property is situated on the main
street directly opposite the depot and having been es
tabsled for ten years. has secured large patronage
which Is steadily increasing.
brief advertisement cannot do justice to It's numcr
attractions, among which 20 square rods of land
some of which can he used for gardening purposes fine
drive way extending from the main street 70 the large
stable in the rear thence through street, this
drive way being part OF the estate.
The Minneexit House three story frame building
with 40 to so feet frontage, contains about 30
mine having been added the last year,, with
ern improvements. and all i'm fair condition. Also
tached, is billiard saloon and fine bowling alley.
This hotel Is located upon OF the most important
thoroughares in New England, being about midway
between Norwich and Worcester, Providence and Hart
ford in the midst OF dense population composed chiefly
of prosperous merchants. mech ancs and
An unlimited water power. W mich is eOnst ny being
brought into requsition, thereby enrching this whole
section of country is one Of the many vantage which
combine render this Invaluable opportunity to any
enterprsing energetic man, desiring business of this
character.
This property is ownedby VIM. A. Simmons of Boston,
Mass and not being able to give 1t the attention
requires. orders the sold once, on the most
accommodating terms.
All desiring to examine learn further particulars
will call on the undersigned, who will visit said premises
and give in detail by letter otherwise all the facts
f. FULLER.
Real Estate Broker, Norwich, Conn.
February 81 1871. dim NH
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o N Pond K Co
No. 2 Front st. Exchange.
Particular attention paid to the
PURCHASE & SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
Of Every Description.

- FOR SALE-9 miles from Worcester.
M;;; very desirable Country Residence near church.
1esl school depot; &c pleasantly located in nice
and gardening land well divided; cuts 20 tons of hay
splendid assortment of Fruit, consisting of 500 ample
rants &C. spe yP s Pes . fofTbs house Of
10 rooms, well painted, papeed and blinded cellar
connected by shed; good carriage house. granary &c
running water at house and baril-never fails.
VIII exchange for a small place
~ FOR SALES ga miles from Wor-
cesteT farm SfsS 80 acres IN balance
o.o enough for the place; thorough built Y story
glass front hen house. II X 30. Price $500.
- FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for a
.:iI house in the city farm II miles from Worcester
IL of 10 acres of first rate land will winter 20 cows
of r ana summer 10 ~ acres of young wood large lot
barn IS S. in good condition. cellar underneath water
at house and barn. Price $500.
49, FOR SALE-4 3-4miles from Worces-
;:i ter. farm of IS acres-2O in wood land will
-A='A-S75 b6Is of apples last year; good house OF
rooms barn 30 10, in good condition; carriage house
sfahary' &c Price $500.
FOR SALE-Severalg good Pastures, 4miles
Il from City Hall.
~ FOR SALE-4 miles from Worcester,
near church, school and store, good cottage OF
rooms, well painted and papered acre Of land;
apples, pears, cherries, &c. Price $1,000
DOR SALE-In Auburn. a Cottage House
Il OLA rooms, and u acre of land, for $3.50.
- FOR SALE-13 miles from Worces
A; ter, good farm of 80 acres; mile from school,
HstA y mile from church; very pleasantly located on
well divided; keep head of cattle; apples pears cur
rants &c Buildings very good and pleasantly located
granary, &c. water at house and barn. Certainty
desirable ace for the money-S22OO.
~ FOR SALE-On Laurel Hill, first
In; Tate tenement house and barn; house contains
9 of nn Me STangeG ana O large
desirable and cheap.
nor SALE-Near Cambridge ST., new
Il Cottage House of rooms. and barn, for 5000,
49, FOR SALE-Near Main st.. GOOD
II; tenement house of II rooms well painted, pa
~ FOR SALE-Near the Dread, good
W;;; tenement house of IT rooms well painted, pa
l.l pered and blinded. Rents for $50 year.
- FOR SALE-In Oxford, a cottage
Ulil Price $3.50.
~ FOR sALE-2 1-2 miles from wor-
&ssil BARN. and \ acre of land. Price $500,
~ FOR SALE-In Grafton. o. miles
E:;;I from Worcester good farm of 80 acres well
&l fenced with stone wall cuts25 tons of hay; will
trees in bearngi first rate buildings Frice s42d6
49, FOR SALES miles from Worcester
&;; farm Of us acres of good land, well divided
about $1,000 worth of standing wood cuts IS tons
ply Of apples; house Of rooms; barn 70 s6 in good
condition. mr. running water at house and barn.
- FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-In
G fpm w ia aara miles IRON Depot on main road
land well divided; cuts 50 tons haY: Keen l2heai
o. cattle about 400 cords standing wood good quantity
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INK. BULLOCk'S
NepllreticlIlm !!
An Efectual Remedy for all Diseases of the
Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary Organs,
Gravel, Dropsy, Organic Weakness,
Female Complaints, and
General Debility.

This Medicine is exclusively vegetable compound,
from the oficina articles of the United States Pharma
copa and as such 1t is confidently offered to the Med-
cal Profession and TO the public generally as sure rem
edy for the aforementioned diseases.
or themany certificates which we have received from
well known citizens and physicians attesng to the Ell
csey of the medicine, give only the following to
prove to the most skepcal that the remedy has real
merit:
WORCESTER Oct. I'd, 1870.
MEssRs. HOPKINS BROS; GEHTs.-I take pleasure
In communicating to you the results of my trial OF DR.
BULLooKs NEPHRETICDM. for Chronic Infiamma-
ton OF the Kidneys For years have been seri
Ousiy AFFLICTED and used almost every medicine heard
Of but without any satisfactory result The disease
continued, and actually became worse / heard OF
EEPHRETICUM; tried it, but with little faith in its
curative power. Now, after using several bottles am
hardly able to express my gratitude for the benefit
which have received. 1t is the best medicine I ever
heard Of and have recommended IL toa number of nv
friends; aud shall continue to commend H. for II Is the
only MEDICINE that ever reached my case Send me
three more bottles as possible for do not wish
TO be without 1t.
Yours. respectfully,
ENoCH BANCROFT,
II Lincoln st.
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A MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
r.. H. EDDY,
Solicitor Of Patents for Inventions Trade Marks or
Designs, No. Is State st., opposite Kiby St.,
Boston.
40 Agency in The United States possesses superior ia
66iesJor ootaintng Patents or dscetafnfHg the pdtetd
All necessity Of journey to Washington to procure
Patent, and the great delay there. are here saved
inventors.
Testimonials.
~ regard Dr. Eddy as of the most capable and
successful practitioners with whom have had official
intercourse
cannot employ man more competent and frSrortbty
and more capable of putting their applications in rr
to secure for them an early and favorable consderatin
at the Patent once. EDMUND BURKE
=. - Late Commissioner of Patents
MI r.. II. Eddy has made for me over THIRTv ~
every case. Such unmstakabe proof al yeat ~ Utmost
ability on his part leads to recommend Az anu
10 apply 70 him 10 procure their patents as ths,
sure o. having the most faithful attention may pc
,nelf cases, ana ~ very reasonable charges On
eos.oe Jan. !. 1911. d2twly flo JOHN TAGGART
FOR BOSTON VIA GROTON limo
aud a. N..ears leave worcester at $50 and II X N
EHetarning leave Boston at 6.25and IL a. m. and
ebsng run through Baggage checked through william;
Passengers by this route land in the m,neaa, ,.,,
q the Eastern, Boston Il Maine AMI Rnssan NtcmX
ALSO steamers for Portland St. John and Hail.
June Ia 1870 du ANA
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Mansfield and birmingham Division
ADVANCEMENT,
TRAINS; CONE NOKTH,

IIUUgII TVktTs illW DaYgage CHECKED through from
all important points.
The 10 20 A. NJ train from South birmingham connects
with trains from Il. 81. A. Il. r. from Worcester and
west Also the up-trains from Mansfield connect at
south birmingham with trains going west via g. A. r.
X The 925 A. NJ. train from Worcester connects with
trains leaving South Birmingham at 1920 A. NJ. for
and Taunton
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ReaI 6state.
nor sALEl
4 HOUSE AND LOT

situated on Newport st. No. 81 Cottage onse contain
ing nine rooms well arranged two families with hard
and sof water Lot contains about six Thousand feet of
land well stocked with fruit trees crap vines currant
bushes &c. Inquire on the premises.
mh23 d9ts DAVID o. WHITING.
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WESTWARD, HO - Tickets for tSs
West BY all routes, and for all points South nm ~.
nissasippi River at the lowest rates Apply 10 frla
"a SAhHSAkp y = and Canada Express Ofice Grnm1n
.on Mechanc street, whore al inform ,iiSn TX.
" sns's'ues nVea' az ~ ~