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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-15

W AsHlNGION, Dec. 10, 1911.
To the President; Sr;-I hereby resign the
office of attorney general of the United States,
this resignation lto take effect, in accordance
with wish you yerOally expressed to me to-day
on the tenth day bf January next.
Very respectfully A. T. AKERMAN.
DEPARTMENT OF JUsTICE,
WARRINGTON, Dec u, 1871.
To the President tSir:-In rendering the ac-
companying resignation of the office of attOr-
ney general, permit me to express my grateful
sense OF the kindness which ! have uniformly
received from you during my service in office,
aud my ardent wishes for the continued success
of your administration. Very respectfully,
A. I, AKERAlNN.
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dee. Is, 1871
Hon. 4. +, Akermdn, .iHorHeV GeHrrdi--M
Dear Sr:-ln accepting your resignation as at
torney general, TO take effect on the 10Th Of Jan
uary permit me to renew the assurances of my
high regard for you personally and NV apprccia-
ton of the zeal and application which You have
brought to the office which You have so honor
ably filed ! can refer with pride to the uni
form harmony which has constantly existed, not
only between us, but also between yourself aud
your colleagues in the cabinet, all OF whom
know unite with me in hearty wishes for your
future sperity, health and happiness.
Your personal note accompanying your letter
of resignation is gratefully received rs a token
OF a reciprocity aud kind sentiment which
shall ever appreciate
Very respectfully,
t. 5 GRANT.
MINOR MATTERS.
The election committee considered the Cessna
case to-day.
There is much feeling among the republican
senators growing ont of the debate of ycStcr-
day.
The committee on foreign affairs did nothing
this morning beyond the distribution of bust
ness. No action was taken on the Cuban qurS-
ton, as some offcialE correspondence on the sub
lect is wanted.
The committee on appropriations has deter
mined to report bill for a building for post
office, &c, at Chicago, but limits the amount Of
appropriation to four millions of dollars instead
of five millions.
The appointment of ex-senator Williams as
attorney general meets with almost unanimous
approval among the republican congressman,
including nearly all of the southern senators
and representatives who signed letter to the
president, requesting the appointment OF Horace
Maynard OF Tennessee to the position
The high tariff members OF congress are
Jealous in urging a large reduction of the in
ternal revenue taxes, which will make it difficult
to lower the tariff revenue without affecting the
necessary income of the government. There is
general disposition manifested to reduce the
duties ON salt and on coal, but the champions
oil those interests insist that it will be better 10
make the reduction on coffee, tea and spices,
and to increase the free list, putting many
medicinal articles ON it.
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THE BOARD OF ARBITRATIoN
GENEVA, Dec. 14-All the members of the
board of arbitration, appointed under the treaty
OF Washington, are expected tonight They
will meet for the first time tomorrow, at the no
tel de Vile
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TABLEAUX AT MECHANICS HALL.-The
tableauX to be exhibited this evening at the
fair of the Plymouth society, under the di-
recton of Mr.. Bartlett of Concord, will un-
doubtedly prove The most attractive ofany here
tofore presented to the public. Mr.. Bartletts
reputation in arranging and preparing tableauX,
is well established in Boston and vicinity, as
wei! as at many of the summer resorts of New
England, where he has been accustomed to ap-
pear We have heard very favorable accounts
of many of the pictures presented by Mr.. b..
among others, "The Misletoe Bough." which
has been received with great favor wherever
shown; and we are glad to know that this is
among those selected for representation this
evening. His illustrations of statuary are also
of great merit and will undoubtedly prove as
attractive here as elsewhere. A fair share of
the amusing and comic is introduced TO give va
licty 10 the exhibition. By reference to our adj
vertisng columns it will be seen that seats can
be obtained in the gallery for slight extra
charge, thus giving those who desire an oppor
tunity TO see the ta5leauX with but little trouble
In addition to the tabeaux the usual attrac-
tions offered at fairs will be included, not the
least OF which will be the supper at 5P. NJ.
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ANNUAL GATHERING OF THE FIFTY-FIRsT
REGIMENT.--The fourth annual meeting and
supper Of the Fifty-trst regiment association
took place at the Bay State house last night,
about one hundred members of the old regi-
ment appearing at the festive board. The bust
ness, which was first attended to, occupied but
little time. That over, tOasts, speeches and
songs filed up the time very pleasantly until
after midnight.
John NJ. Srudley, Of Providence, lieutenant
colonel of the regiment, presided, and James s..
Rogers filled the post of toast master. com
mittee of nomination reported, as officers of the
association for the ensuing year. the following,
which list was adopted, Siz President, Dr..
George Jewett of Fitchburg; vice presidents,
J. Stewart Brown of this city, L. NJ, Thayer OF
Providence, and J. W. Mackenzie of Grafton
secretary and treasurer, Edwin Brown of Wor-
cester; finance committee, Geo. G. Whitney, J..
S. Rogers and Stephen L, Greene of this city;
committee to aid in conjunction with the of
ficers, as committee of arrangements for the
next gathering; Henry Gazier, j. 0. Bemis, J.
Stewart Brown, A. b. X. Sprague of
this city, and G. S. Jourdan of Graf
ton, The rules Of the organization
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;, The small pox is increasing in New York and
Brooklyn.
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On r. / S T NJ A S
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MEMPHIS, Dee. 14.--Two Of the three robbers
OF the express car on the Mobile and Ohio rail-
road, two months ago, were captured Monday,
near Verona. Missouri
ROBBERY.
BUFFALO, Dee 14.-Alrs Ganson'S residence
was robbed tonight of $500 worth of 500
bonds of 1868
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SAN FRANcIsco, Dec 14.-Despatches from
Tucson, Arizona, state that one hundred and
eight men, including seventy Indians, pleaded
not guilty to indictments charging them with
killing Apache Indians at Camp Grant reserva-
ton. They will be tried Immediately. Acquit-
fal * nOtcipated
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1t is announced tonight that Calendar, New
York bank examiner, has rendered his resgna-
ton 10 the treasury department. 1t is also
stated that the resignation will not be received
until an investigation is made of his connec ton
with the recent failures of banks in New York
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1tc1sLAr1oN CoYcERNING TIT insane

lIGlSlAllNN NN-'N'-A'
"a IN, Edffor Of The Tribune
Srp. Please to tell me the pI"Voca'loh lor
-, introduced into the Assembly 10y Mr. frear on
-, 80 rt,,ary ISL entitled An Act Tor the pro
-, and regulation Of Lmatic Asyums' ana Tor
,s ,,ointenance and care 81 LunatioS In the STATE
- Naa,-yort" The hill. you will see. IN eheci
V ~ tl,s grund that the police, h(gieh,, unu
aor,, ,,onagemrnt Of our existing NSi iuiUN loI
Se, - S ,irfecvc that "a commission Is necessary 10
o%eTIauI and reorCauze the who" matter, rom ,,'
brn-scryauts TO the Judges who issue eolnil
rsr,, ttcrc will hc dissent to the statement lhh
, Get slrh revolution and such supervision OF tie
Ni,rs FOR the Insane Doe This State a. us hlli PROPOSES
e. INST eminent and skilled talent of the country Wouu
Gc rSrrd But for adj tis the bill proposes 10 pal "nH
a. ltrv sum of s. 500 year. A. relates 10 the NY
90 So Work the pruN i,ous ~ the bill bring proposed
70 ,a Commissioners 10 creates into direct c"HH' Win
~ Conn. i>soucr+ OF Charities anC Corrections III M
fortn1fc circumstance for the former commissioners
sceiug that the latter possess much the aUEahas' IN
uuCrs i'm occuua. ION OF the field, and ~ abitA; inc
at Ter may be measured by the ptcUuarN worth OF ~,
,tIi O. which II mistake moi, j. twice INC alnou" lN
IUudcB oil pays its otfccrs. You may nave So,no
kuowlsIge OF defects q crooked practices ~ 'hc
state ASYLUM which THIS puA'Uc "i "a'
sttuightsl.'-if SO. please let us know. MdAht III
tcUdeI to organize our County Pnorlou>es into Luac
y.ums The hin has some good pr" iSnns ana u lh'e
could Dee Incorporated into hi adapted ~ SulpS =.
generally acknowledged want, should ne PJoi'eu !"
So, ii become a law. We require provision Tor Two
necessities viz: for the Socuty Of the rights OF p'rsl3
a.aiuSt uufOundcd ale CATIONS OF insanity, anu
for the protection Of society against criminals alleged I"
be- snc aud therefore Irresponsible lhs hi provides
Oul mpericcUy Tor these requirements "lu I''
nv Doubts : 10 it, objects. 'iII|hN'
NJ -IoyE Eel
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P4SSENGEEN 1EEITEn.

FROM ASPINwALI--Iu steamship Rtre Star Feb 2s-I H.
Chs wife NJ Clfk Mrs. Lr,cic B. L. Zane. e. I.
Cal e. A Os0orn- H. Fno F. >lrraer = Slu Leslie Chat
Ianirr r. King wife j.. D. NJ. blvr, 4 H.
Iur.. Sister Benjamin. CAPT =. H. McC"A. F. Hgeoi.
T. r.. :. Mn Capt. fti-
ton John Slatt g. H. Buckingham tuas bark t. h. Ltn r,
ui: ebiI and infant; arjsn wife an. uiart L. Ehroh g.
Iuco Cayt Patterson Capt 1homau Ehtuboos aud bi 80 tie
sscrce 90. 90 o., -,
Ina A. j. Root Dismonl Abrams. Mis-, s. lorct". &.
lald BIZ H. Mccall is4.tieg. i hofus. J. g.
Stctsol. A. ii. CesueT. J. a. Lansing
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DEPARTURE or rohEiGy NAILS
WEDNESDAY. MArcr

NTNNFNOAI- NNTIT = =
Europe Qecasievu aau A,rf'o' rssmshp W :
Pier y. r.. clns 90 The ltstpfcc a.
Ins. A. $3.50 Supplementary MAI Tor pad
It. n L., closes u li;sO a. H.
AN itcr deposited it Supplementary Mails mus be prepaid With
dau. e postage
Mails France via BoriealH per steamship fere sub rom
Per No n r.. close the IotOhcc - 10 ri 90 station A.
g:ua Oh. No Supplementary Mail 90.
mai, f.r thc teran States B'uc,. rC tc "'alhp Nstr
s's r m oo or Trsf Hoaolcr the l' Oto' e l' 1
a. etstol A. 1880 No uillenes4r Mil Nsawshp >as a.
q.
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD,

WINTER ARRANGgWENT
on sni AFTER MONDAY OCT D. 1870. Train, all s4Vs J'ue''p
follows
g:y A. d. Grnpor and Sag lisr5Or
1899 a m Ncrihpou Wa Train
800 ar0r Ryerhsd Express through 10 ni''s
port on SATURDAY nights
@. ~. Sorthpou Express
$500 Hampstead " az Train 10 lsp on Saufia' rgh
6:u0 .. n. Nortbpot Way Train.
All trains branch emrsei SUNDAY trains iof Roe
Glen N.ey. Hcksye. Huntington a1 N.poH ta'e
pUiD At ln and m. j. d. bAklbN rgpH
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o.vy., TrPu - ALKKH. JoAcuins"N ~"
hARiSs OoOHN Tracy, J. J. 49,, r.,.or
J. lawson ag1 - rif,I rs Stnhcr AZ hslt
<..F1chc AT NJ" '''' ~ To- act Frtsch
ms Co nj IA ConWty sgt Gillespie
6..KsAm 81 a. - p'' iPVoshurb art Brewster
Bishor sat. Adler 10 Coot so Nilsson.
co.. Kern 49, La,ssat peidma lcr 40 bolauI
~ Pm lips art lnucr 4'''~' -
al Rouse sgt Mctatal. o,,os .i
hAhNN gam
500 Fowler act. White '''+''"''"''
ss,l Iathrop Van itue III. u.ceFrT.-Opcn AZ
Cousr or GENENAL Sr'sioNs--ne'OI' '
u a. - ,t,,e Goodrich grsnd larceny
Patrick Gdfin. muuct . 80, "a rhpcs. larceny from
a Richard Ac0oy,m aud John '''V,.''a
Tyuc. fUrr.a ~. - ~, f,lpsou larceny frou the
l. G. srcs Moor, burglary. d. t',.n
1Jaues Mr1spt and james T'''
Smith.
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REAL ESTATE.
Nrw YORK. Tuesday, Feb. ~. 1871.

NEw- YORK. Tuesday Feb. ~, 1871.
To-day has been the most active day since the
opening OF the The attendance at the Exchange
was large and the interest very general large yafi-
ETY. Of property, both improved and unmprOved was
sold and the prices obtained indicate that the market for
property in good location is decidedly strong. Full de-
tails of the property sold will be found below. Tomor-
several saes will be held, of the property being
very valuable.
AUCTION SALES or NETWORK REAL ESTATE.
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iuestrhrsicr Gountn Real estate for Sale


AN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT for SALE
N GA terms within hour and hall o New orr,
In Wehe.ter Count eonIy so tie highest sste u c
,o c M average Of hay the waste Ian
splendid MANSION. 20 ret 'front.' 10 feet de perfect onef bsn lad
,tsb roo Of cattle; fur apple ocsa D. and
,.J .r,atd All gAce aud cl1ce Bi pntng h1s fences All N
oor and ground. ornamental pane 10 all OF the bou,t IN
,,,, re.sc, F,ntmans estah and Tor hs j.
rd here anil adspi- 10 nest lungs good
byase loi The dir vi. h taken in pst lt
/ A.dnt, WILLIAM DANiS lfbuhe oh'r
At WHITE PLAINS-A Place OF acres.
AL lr molrfh
d'Jot Iof rhlt wi tAChN"h ioT imrfo,r
iiutsTit tof 'uut sicosr spJ' Al No ~
4
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF yEw-YoRR.......

PORT OF NEw-YORK............-...... IF'. "a
CLEARED.
ete,r,p virgo BuIlIev Sa,sru-t. Nu--ar Ferris Co -
SEGP Isac Ben blk,ual. Noo4. Ct' P"nt AID Redmond
o se Dg Wm CyaS Parker Norfolk City Point aud Richmond
"ahlnEiGa NC no. D, w7pirsoa Lorars Steamship Co
Ste aip regulator r ad'h. Lored sem 20
Steamship Janes Adger Lockwood 'a"''" = - H. II "'s'H
s,e5n,ip Glauru. wallca Boston s... R,,..,.
B Lgs ses Coin H la9 3 al' ,a ' Co., TO-
TS PINES AsrliiHa Vc-sl CROW. Roche Br,nes Co
r.. L y, E ~ .oa 5cea rem D' fuaB ayt SO
Lara Calu Ja,n,. 81 CroiE J.. li,.Hiord O.. ,,,.
Is s'a No, Ar t.-n Cor or ta Fpcb Ei,e Co
Br> Aap T. r-'Ae iiCov.y Sal f l- ITO D. ATOM
B. Bargonescf Kcteu. Kcu cous'anrnopr Punch live
H'e Reaper Doaune harrington. \. 5 Bod Hnc'cn
LnF rec es 1, i, 3, Gea' en- f%"i . 'o,A
B1g ieTr-k IL CD Bruu LONDON. fauea Nj" Go
s S4 a AIMEE Martha Ht s ST. John h g. Nesa
SSIr Gu. rga..y, setting Wmas,oa JoaA smith Co
S SSl ia 5 ,I sS. is, Paia G,a, Gs Co.
s,., u,. Conc, AEha lN. L Cit, Point end Norfolk.
Id asr and p',. 70 Oh i,,n.no on S;eau,a,, Co.
S.cs@p X. ny Str co1a kavau Feo 49, VIII r.he aaa
steamship Mors 'ney, FseO,a savannah ieo - viii mise and
Steamship San salvador Nccop Savannah FeO q with H and
Steamship Champion Lockwood Charleston Pet IS VIII mse and
pas sss .co - besr A,aalo ye Cruz d''. with
Bars ta-oae o ifosl 0a' on S"' g@ >, I A t
, es 8aa o Foo,bba Grre,af Carlenas s&s with
lss to oacr ,e, to miller Houphoa 10 70 "a {. lon "a,
pas-d os O. gallant mast ana ' rie' - "l, i' H>n yea"
ses,y -4ls passage spuae ioisto mast aud pi sai Wa
Big so& o Es"Dg Il Gi , d n,.'n north f hs sn
Pc ae- p4 Of Thomas iolb-ias Nephe"s snI'
Bne LOLA o sheourre 50 wisu. Hayans II dsy with sugar
Vehcr day. uOr naers Sad company With ors
Brg M.dorus o John b, Jraap o Haeor q day. viii
Haywood 20 a w. sol mo. CO.. 'r'' J." '.o o. I I
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tuultbeetrr Gonnip Real estate for Sale.

ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT in Westchester
COUNTY for SALE Yort anil NesIsyen Railroad
the most elegant aud perfect country e
DO. offered Tor Of unusual innsons eastaed Gothic
Architecture stone 90 Of land ground erteni
mansion euneute commanding magnhern
Of Long sound To gentleman Of ~eah this ea
opportunity. ,,o,,n ,,o,c.,
Por further rsr,ierlsr mqHe of HOMER mohthN, ERNEST
where photographs Of tbc place msJ be seen.
EOR SALE-CRAlGM0RE the former home
stead DANIEL DBvLIN (decease splendid RESIDENCE
acres stable and grounds lesutu lad cot command
superb the Ilu and East Rivers aud part OF Weshr
Countv situate u bey Maphsttane elevated ground views
eanno he ut ont fronting Boulevard also TenaNe
rum sixth to One hundred and thirty ehihst
~yntht closed through To THIS properly
AppIy ~ HENRY Y sPAULDING, 80 Worth 81, or 10
FE wM. H. RtiNOR 81 Pne-si
VONKERS.-A large number of HOUSES for
\ sale q, rent ebeap J. YOUMANS Agent ionterA
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antiion Sales Of Real gstate.
j. JoHSsoS, IT,, Auetoneet
by NSON Il Nj IL l. + r,
ID hUCTIOyEBRS AND
EKA y BIZ u ~ ~. vnn,
No. % NAssArsr, coz CsoAh ~, p.,,, bought odd

X Il u W III ~ - " ~
REAL. ESTATE BR0kEkS
Ne % Nlssar-sr, COR CspAR 81, hrWloh,h ..n
CT, R,s,nss. s'O, Lot" CGoG st AUCTION aS Sale. q
ApnaS II. nrELER. Auctone.r, -, =, npop
EXECUT0R's SALE of VALlAbbE L NJ vpsT
IL BRTY on EAST BROADWAY, DIVISION PEARL anu "'"'
ADRIAN H. MILLER p r. WILKINS Co viii sell At ans,"S
No. I'M BodaI bS order q the RIca.or Of Of w H. fa@
last BROADWAY and DIVISION sTse three s9ry en 1s
HOUSES and Eas Broadvay and the breA e
DWELLINGS Mo-, 1871, 1911 and 49, Dgsonst' 's'''' WIZ
PEIRTS-Ts -.to brick STORE and LOT situate 90 % t ~,
re,I s5 e., 9st BY ao9, 100 st ann high
stoop DWELLING add LOT on The north o. TV,Hgoqr &
BroadS,y .ni known No Wet IsntrouIi'p on
win deed Can be from II 70 BY permit from 'a'iG9er
Map &c. e osce Of the auctioree No fiHesi C1l
MoRfIs WILKINS Auc oneer. 49, . - ,,,
EXECUTORSi SALE of VALUABLE LEASE
~ HOLD PROPERTY 90 UNyBRSlTYPLAcB EIGHTH y sha
NESDAY March 1911 y O'Clock the EIchauee Sllsroon III
bpa.s nniy Building, Ne"-iork, by oer Of tue h''D'o d
yIvERSIfYPLiCB-rbe Lease Of the three story
corner Sui.' house 1;1ss st, Ioi about tcct A the
ss' Of ne lS 'h iae ihT,'o s, ana o. bon
nearly the entire ot beng % feet front, 2s feet rar BY ~
sailors snug isror bage I've r. to run from May 1891
ysn .uget 70 ne usual covenants 'al dss'H1 ~ a. 10
Sailor S3ns llI9oT e,1's Annual gpH Tni No.
~ Siar.. t'o,aaouve,lth Fire Insurance Co. Par leo
Share Manhattan Brass Go. t,o2@-Issl
EXECUTORS SALE.
II WILLIAM KENNEDY. Real Estate Auetioneer
Office, No Pur-st. tuear Broadway
will sell a auction
WEDNESDAY, March q, l8sl
a. Y O'Clock, az the Exchange Salesroon,
No. III Broadway (Tnnity Buihhugl.
of 81 deceased
No a BeeSmsnsi 5story BRICK WAREHOUSE 81" % lot T5i
$50. Nssssnst 80, -,
No. Spmc 5story BRICK WAREHOUSE size Of lot 2a9IlOO
10 Of u Beekusu-st
This property poss immense yalne account OF i proximity
CtyIla Post Office Printing aud Newspaper Omt ana
be other Offices
descriptions large interest the present Outlay
portion of the purc bond AM morgaoe
Map. at Aucuouecrs ofRce. No ( Pine -.
ALSO on SAME DAY.
B2.-ist0ry WAREHOUSE Cotton Exchange
SIXTY EIGHTH STSir full Lots 800 feet o. EghthaSe
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NETWORK AND .NEW-HAVEN RAIL

SIMMER INFRINGEMENT

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING JUNE ~ 1870.
Passenger station New York Of Istctertl't 'nd
Fourh-ave Entrance On Twenty -sryrntu-sl
TRAINS LEAVE NEN-lORk.
New Haven ami Bridgeport :. lEI) l.J 29 ihil
tkx), 34j 40 J:Jl aud tEI.) D. M.
Milford S;Tltfod, Fairfield Southport aud Nesipot . H."
a N 3:45. 80 $3.50 2. 10. - . . .
Ok $50 $50 aud tEE) .. m. . 800
For stamford T. (Erl 3 ll:5 m GS thLG s:lS, Etl
3:45. 49, fEI.l. 4:i5. $50, t.w s:3 Ok .. W.
GreeuSich and intermediate stations = g. ll: ~ 2a 5
4;tS. $50 $50 7:l5 }.
sunday es,e Twenty seyent Nesiofs a. fo'
Boston via both Synn geld La and shore LEe
CONNECTING TRAINS
70 Boston via Springfield. a. m, ) snd s p.
For BOsts Line l2;lJ .. M.
For Hartford and Springfield l3lj 'n "a 10 Hartford
For NeSpor L. 1918 E-l ag sitL steamer Aefos'
Ma Bsy, arriving 81 $3.50 ID.
RsrVAi, led 10 h"9u'~i
m. NORTHAMPTON.
For Line Railway aSs Norwich aad P'aen'i 3'
3; to New London, ,.
smpt0n and WILLIAMSBURG
For Hous4tonic Railroad Ia. ~ an J. ?. ~. ,,,
Por Nsugatack Railroad ~ fAi -; o. 20 "a''"s
For Dan6ury and NorSak Railroad. lsS 81 4iI
For NeW.Canaeu Railroad l2li $3.50 az 90 g. m
COmmOtous sleeping Cars attached " p o. ven ' -
Nail either Line Dssus "em a. a.'@fnri 70 s
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AND NEM-YORK RALLROAD.-

y DEPOT IN NEN.ioIk foos o. Lb.rtyrt, Nona h,sr
On ana aner o. lf passng.r 70 foo~..
IRlyE NkWNORk FOR BERGEN-AYk. AND NEWARk-At
500 6:pi 7:i5. 100 Sis s:G. s5 80 1875 " lo
200 $500 5.JJ io ~ 500, 5.SJ go, go, 's, sn,
gp 1913. 1900 3.
LEAVE NEwNORk FOR WEST BKRGES-At 6:u0. 60 ,.l3
SIS iO:t3a n. JO 49,, $50 t:J, 1:t, 500. l0S lap
K H. kIckhE, suI-Enl.pdenL
Am Gen Axyut
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nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA, and WEST
4 FR. PAfLIDtU.

~ manu-. :, ~, -, ~ ~ \ 1tt,;fsJoy
WiSIF9 V,SG Il MS coame.ring AOSpAY So, % I7l
Coia EXPEESS NuL TRAN cornetnga' d., , " ~ he"i
ana NeeH wasansoa sth he H. o. aa W T. a.
AMI osseg aud all % ou the LaeAa"aura 'a D"''''E
'' % frliIe;Ii Willy ExPRrss -og, Nsl "o-
town Dover Isc,rit,osb wah tgton Piir'tr a' .':'a
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