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Ef..it ..--.-.-. etneS 80 N
smpfetIensmertbenW obnbauies =
an Der Gteip: :, nabe Itsauitbffrake.
Sie unterseitbnete, aominiftrdtrir hes psrft. Hit.
Cole, mtrb auf Beisbf bes @aiier-@ erithtt fir bic
@tont Baltimore Oienffaa, ben14. Stat, Nad,fnitz
taos a ubr, on Srt uno SreGe has naditeberb be-
5driebene, icbr bibihe uno erlpIeblenstuertb giscuz
tbunl pertauien, nGmlih; -
Sen sansen @runrptas NIT Gebanren an be,
Rorbicite Der s heu=, Stuiihcn Aisquitb- iinh Conner.
S~etlfrase, Is 6us brett uno leo TuB tief bis an eins
10 ,Fus breite Nles eebenh.- Die @ebdnbe CTR, "a,
Gbswtruse,) btiteten in eintm biipiden unb sutse,
bauten Sc ftodiger stc~setAeinernet Wpbubanfs
NIT o. foftsem 5interaebdube unb Sifseliteinerne,
Glde, Snprlnter i'm Sofe unb f9orem trofenen ael,
Ter II. &. To-. @runomietpe $50. Pc
Beoinsun9en: Saar5abIung.
Gatbarine NINA Sole, ~
Ihmiuifratrir bes perft. 5tidtarb Sole
ul0,2,4-6) Is. q. Soper 3 SDbne, Auft.
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@erwalters<U erfauf

E BON
ipert5pplen BpDnbdufern all Der Gsenz aac
Sprin aifrdfe.
r. Die untcrSei6neten Seripalter fperoen in 1eberetn=
ifinmune nit eincm Sefre.e bes Greis- geridtes fer
Stoot Baltimore auf 6ffertiider Guftion on Ott lnb
Gte1e Sienftag, ben IA. Mat. Nabnlitta9s a uDr,
pertauIen: .
Seue ;,pci @rnntpldse in porbeiaster stabt, an
Der Sfieite Der gpcnfrase, ole beioen eriten b%ebanten
8ldee n0rbIit BON Der Sioolefrase, leber4 e ssnB an
Nus s 3on bis on bic SprinsftraBe tief sebene. Sez
6aut an Der GoeuItrase nit 5rpei 3zitodissn sieael=
fteiuernen NJ obnbduiern init 2sitodi9en Stnter=
aebdube nno Safe; an Der Sprin9irdSe NIT Drei q
~itofiacn @iutsrsecdnccm, 10 SUI s Sol brett unb
80 fuB tief.
@runomietbe auf jeben Glat $50.
8erfaufsbcbinsunsen: elm Sritttbeif baar, Der 3feif
in suei 9leiden Sablun9en bon 6 uno II Wtonaten
nit 3inier.
2utber N. giepnoltS mo
gid)arb 9amiltpn. 8erfpatter,
SIT. 30, serin9tonitraBe;
Q12-6) 8. VI. Sennett s GUmp.. auft.
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@erEeiseransen.
DurH Samuel s.. OoDcr 8 SDbne.
n8g 0trwaltrrss0 erfaai

n8g 0trmaltrrssI erfaai
ipertbppuem Giaentbum on FER Srleansf.rake.
SIN SSo!ae zines Deficits bes 3reisz0eIihtes Ger
Gtlpt Baltimore miro Der 1nterseidnete, ole Ser=
iualt:r ami nifentIiber guftion om Slaee Wiittippd,,
ben %. Diai 1872, Nodm.4 Hbr, uer.auien:
feu aau gen OrnnSpias init en- earauf tfebel.
Ben Sebdusen, in her Staot Baltimore sele9en
uno, lpie fol9t, beitrieban:
Yin Der Sioieits Der Srlcansffrase in bergntiernur9
bon AS 6uB oitlib bon Der SIoot=gdt Der Orleans
StraBe unb Broaetuap arionsene; oanp ofllh, Lungs
Der Orteanstras Il Hu5 b.s an Gle Diitte elmer 5uei
Sub . sou breiten 4lsp 9ebenb; baEr iiiofid, outd
Die 0iitte Del ,oter 1ileh, nit rcren aeineinidaftlibem
@ebraude uno 9ripilfsicn berieIben, 81 Sus rann
fpeitlin. parallel nit SrielnsfraEe. ia NuB uno Damn
notoIid bis sum anidn9e. Gaifelbe lit elmer jdbrliter
@rinbmietbe BON s36 untertporfen.
Bebaut nit einsm 2R trdi9en siegeIffeinerten
6ebduee NIT Seuerseidof. as gir. 231 Sueans-
ftraBe, befannt.
8erfautsbebinaun9en. Gin Drift
tbeI oes Saufseloes baar. Der Reit in uno IL gfo<
naten, ooer Iles baar; bic @reeitiabluu9en 3inien
tra9 emo II. sur 3ufriebcnbeit bes 8erluaiters 9eitdert.
Xpuis s.. Robinfons iun., Serlualter;
- II @. s.. Gpper & GDbne.
III Siiboft=gfe OFT Gap@ IL. 6Gpetteilr.
1Ihn n n - - n -
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(Gapitel PSI

;um Wiberrufe oes erIten. S~pciter, finften, iedFerL
neunten uuo eiliten abidnittes oes. @rtiiels oes au'
a~eneiuen Staatf. @ejesbudes iiber BIattern uno
uno' gum gBiepererlaHe terielben init Inenf enlenbs To-
,um lgBiDerruie Ses 5ebn,en antiquities ~beIitlbsn &rtt.
fels.
/. abIdn. 9ie WarplGnoer @eisssebuns psriiigt,
bag Der erIte, 5weite, finite, iehNe, reunte uno eiltte
%bi9nitt pes. -. @rtitsIs oes aasensinen Staats9e'
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I'M Neutrality-suspicious.; 8erfauf
ADMINISTRATORS Gerfanf

fl ADMINISTRATORS @srfanf
i6ertbooIIen 9runoefgentbums
seorsmea.ede tcr sOmbars= mmS gpncrrtfr. ,
ioipie aid Der
N6beIn, &iquorsu. [. 70.
in Demiefben.
SIN fSolae cines Beiebles hes Maiicn : @erldts fir
HE Staht Baltimore miro Der unterSeibnete Abmlrl
itrQtor aui DTentliher Mutton hente, D. 10. Vfat,
Moroens 10 ubr benz Weiitpie.enoen 9e9en SaarBab=
luna tas Dtohiliar in oben beSeidnetein Wotnbauie
perfuufsn. gSir %erpabnen tbsiluetie: 2rlntltuben'
Ginribtuna, Gieaate, QiGaors, StIbte, Settlteuen,
yetten, Sefen, Glide, &sppideu I. ~.
Serher
am Ielbeu gage
am IIabc Tad,nitfaas nm A ubr
bos radhitebenD beitbriebene @runbeigentbum:
Tu Der GorbuetzGGe Der Yombaro= uno @oncoro'
ftraEe antanaenD; bann neftlib, ldnes Der qontbaro<
itraBe, a sSu6; Damn n0rhlit, parallel init eoncoro=
itraBe, AZ SuS 4 2ou big on cine I1ep; oann oitltd,
ldnss bcideter IQep bis on Die eoneorofraBe, nilo
bann ilolid IingS ber @orcorolraBe bis gum An%
fangsplnse @runbmictbe St02 iGbrli6.
Die 9eGdube befttben in einem2 IN ;todt9en 3te9e-
f~teiuerneH Sauie nit Sincr9etd1oe, els cine Nelfau
ration unS Wobnune benubt. 49,
YerfauiSbebingnnscn: Die Sdlite baar, Der 9e1t IN
6 Otonaten, ODER Aaes boar, ipie IS Dem 2alter be-
Iie6t; Die @reOitSablun9en pom S rtauTstd9e an sim
fen traeenb unb burb Die gtote oes Sdufirs. 3ur Gus
frIeoen5eit bes 4bmlniirators i~nooifirt, seithert.
Cine anSablun9 BON 500 muB bet'm &auIe 9e=
mGht fperben.
sBiuiam q. Teiup, Ihmiritrator;
u0t, 2,5,S,1I,3) y. s.. Guuipan q SDbue. Mutt.
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Ri nerfQuien.

fSMa gu b%erfanFen.
E5til Das 3.t0dise Sieselftsinerne @obnbaus nit
Qo6cn SIR. 6S, Eurf=apenue, Sipiiten Soffmon= unb
TolpbinitraSe; cine quite Sage iir cinen Bdier uno
Gonhitor. Gerner zine Wobnun9 i'm pintersrunoe ces
Sbideu. Sbpa. Siu,
10t-). Gde Der Hanette= uuS ct. Bautftr.
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3lusuf fus q aTntpaps g
Setretdr bes Senate;

gensbmist ben l. apriI 1879. Qll-lel
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81. Stulu.

Suus= unb @runbetsentbum ms : Wdfler,
Or. 10 unn 10, 9an=S nileinss,
gts Der 2erineton= unb ct. EaulitraSe, Baltimore,
fault unb ~perfauit @iseHtbum in Der Stabt II. In ben
@ounties, 5iebt SGnsz uEb Grun6 : Slrien Elm, loiute
siueiielbaite unb a%u9eIohtene S6uloen untet nnbe=
fimm.en Bebinsnneen, leibt geIeer auf 8uperld'li9e
Siherbeit unb beiorst ale ibm anpertraute 9slndIte
PROMPT ltnn23. 12UtIel
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3u Dermtethen.

Der arose, portrefaid ausseftattete Seller nnter Der
grpeoifion bes .@orreiponccutcn" 1T iofort tpoblfei!
an einen rsipontbeln uuteras5mer Sl oerIletssn.
6eisuna, Wd5ier unb @as. Dtan melbe ft in oet
ErneSoS. Wi. ubs-)
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Sin OcfeB

SIN OcteB
;irr Wiberrufe bes LIB DIN. l Des Irtitels 81 BEG Sober
Ter 6ftsntliten 9eiese, ~betreiTeuo oftentli4e gtptare. II.
5ur &meRoirun9 ~oeleIben, 10 baB es tol9enoermaBen
ldutet:
@bIhu. /. Ieroronet burd bic 2e9islatur oon
WurplanD. baB @bi6nitt l. brs Artitels 81 beg Gootr
Der ofteniliGen 8eiese, beiitelt p0tentllhe Notere"
hermit 10 ~oer6ntert miro .OaB er fol9enoerr1aBtnl altet:
&bIdn. /. Ser Gouoerncur lou auf enlp'eblln9
uub nit 3uitimrnuns oes Genates cine an9einenene
Sabl BON Yerlonen BON %anertannt 9lte1it e1ararer'
Gbrenbaftieteit uno SdbisIeit, lprlhe Burger Ter ger;
'Staaten iino uno oor ibrer Anitelun9 luent9rtensZ
Sabre lang i'm etaate MarpIano% Sspobnt habens iu ota
Feniliben Slptarfn ernennen. Senlelben lou ibr SSopn'
ort in ibrem @nleluusss 9efrete pom @olperneur a,'
9e,pteisft perpsn. Seoo6 Ioaen iur Die Staet Saltla
more nidt mebr, aIs S iolder ytotdre erndrrt lperoeil,
BON oenen elmer nit Der peutl6ei Spra4e pertraut lem
ion. -
Sage, oa es paiFrt 1T. in araft treten Iou.
Sttrmtt beI6eiuieeu mir. bag 8ortebtnoes cine rtds
tioe uno eenaue @opie zines Seteses it, cas in Der So
MAR. 5isuns 1872 BON Der 2e8islatur bon Wtarpiano
pGiiirtwuroe.
.4 L...- setret6r Des Serats;
MILTON q. 6ibb.
er1er unterbausletretdr.
genebmist ben l. 4priI 1872. ul3-lS)
-
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EII Bier riebIide Sduier an Der Durbanlz, nal
Monurentflaee nit 5 .3immern uno Seller. Breia
$500; nur 500 9aar, Der Gfeit in o Sabren. 6erner 9
Sduier 5u je $500; tbeilueife baar. Der Jteit anf Ian
gen @rebit. &runomtttbe nur $40 lGbrlih. Nnbere
ertbeilt 2botnas y. Wtanon, Itr. o3.
90 nrh- RrnnAnnn l4n-l
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3mei neue % obnbduier NIT 9doen an Sotz
finsItrabe, nabe Dem Utartte. idones @isen:bum,
peroen bldg nno unter leidten SeStn9ungen per=
tauft.
Eeruer elm neues Wobnbaus uno eaoen ON Balti%
more, peltlib BON ShrooertraBe, unb iett OILS Gin
Epeelaben benutt, miro biuis uno unter leidten 9sz
cinsunsen ~pertauft. Haberes duI Der seorsnefsGde
Ter 2eyinstpns unb ct. SauItrafe.
i298-) g. 2ipesep.
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Wailea< 0eri9ts>@ srfaai

@amI. g.. Gpoer & GDbne, Auft.
Sibof=@de Der 0apz nno 6apetteitrase
H02. X 2.tlA,7)
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0erualters Gerfauf

ut2-6) 3. VI. Sennett S SOmp.. ani
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Dertammlunes=rUfal IN PERMITS

Gin eofaI I'm 2. stodmerte bes neuen @ebaubes
bes &c orreironeenten," pollidnbi9 fin Seriamn=
luRsen cling tri6tet, NIT Naum fir 150-1758 erionen
Gds &C., lit bei'm abeno, Monat Deer Sabr billis
on 9eielfihliten, Bauuereine, eo9en, Sinspereins
&C. su permtstben. Wtan ulelbe fd in Der Sxpeb.
6a. 81 1851
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MugufuS GaTaipap.
1866. Capitol
Sin Sefcb

EI1EI FEITgWNsa~tlTIIure
Gerebrni9t ben l. &prtl 1872. Ql0-l5)
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t7N 0e"tHs0 WV" 0"
81 Nder in @aluert.G ountp, nabe 2oiuer UtGrlboro.
Yreis $3.50.
30 ader nit Shmiebez unb WasnerDerfiteGe nebft
Wpbnune nabe YflHer5pine. Yrets $1,000 auf leibte
BsbinsuHgen. gdbcres bel rs Wtafon. Nr.
"a. 81 orb-g3roabuap. f6t-)
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Eiu Gin empfeblsnsnerttes Sans an @beIter=,-3
gtolluna i'm ointersrurbe, Waiier in Der garo,
8reis $1,000. @runomietbe $3.50. auI orei Sabre
Greoit, unbemobnt. 9ierre g. Snaan,
IG6-) SIR. 43, 2erinatonitraBe.
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gu bernuetbeu.
WQrfiz Tar1n al perfaufcn

EMl Elm mobIirtes @obnbaus, i'm Witte(puRfte
,er Stabt seleeen. Dtan melbe ii6 bel Seiiair
~arriott, ct. paui,, sipeite -Eblre norbli6 pom
Tori oto u5fycf{e (232-l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-01

from the bridge at the Blackstone iron works,
Valley Falls, few days ago, while walking on
the track, breaking his right leg at the thigh,
dislocating the knee and spraining the left
ankle.
The Providence Polytechnic school, closed on
Thursday.
Capt. Emery Sheffield, of Westerly, whose
prolonged absence from home caused his friends
TO lear he was dead, returned Saturday night
fIom neighborin2 city, where he had been at
work
The Waterbury American, referring TO the Ro-
man Catholic bishop elect of the diocese of
Rhode Island, says: CDR. Hendricken has, by
his uIbanitv and ability, made MANY II lends not
only in his own parish but among the citizens
at large. His earnest and efficient labors in the
cause Of temperance and education will be great
ly missed"
The New York World thus alIudes to the ere
ligious currency" circulated by a well known
character of Providence: "a pious Rhode
Islander has Int upon the happy thought of
printing on the reverse of our national paper
currency appropriate scrptural texts, such, for
instance, as that concerning the impossbilitv OF
simultaneously serving God and mammon, or
PauPs pertinent remark, "save these bonds u
Whether these religious documents are intended,
like ordinary tracts, for gratuitous distribution
among the poor, we are not informed; but il
they be merely meant to follow the natural
coarse of exchange and revert 10 the treasury
department, their new Endorsement is not likely
to lead 10 redemption, either pecuniary or
psychological"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-01
CONVERSION OF
$50 Government Bonds.
FIRST MORTGAGE
Z PER CENT. GOLD BONDS
UPON A COMPLETED RAILROAD.

THE CHICAGO, DANVILLE AND vTNCENNEs
RAILROAD is now FINISHED and in ope alton. and the
net earnings upon the pOron which has been in opera
ton during the past year, more than Fifty per
Cent. greater than the interest liability.
These Bonds in every respect rst-class Security
and offer advantages for investment second to none in
the market combining all the elements of safety and
profit. THIS is NOT A ROAD THROUGH AN UNSET LED
COUNTRY, WITH ITS BUSINESS TO MAKE AND BUILD UP
The road is done Will equipped and has already fine
paving business from the start 1t runs through rich
and popuous country, where all the surrounding roads
that into Chicago. like the Illinois Central Chicago
Burlington and Quincy, Chicago and Northwestern. and
Chicago and Alton pay from $4,000 to $4,000 per mile
The large surplus of money seeking investment is
flowing steadily into frst-cass Railroad Bonds, which
attracting shrewd and conservative investors to an
unprecedented extent.
This fact being considered and considering the fact
that this road will enjoy the almost EXCLUSIVE traffic of
the region along its route, and in addition to It's local
business. it will have very large Block Coal'' trade
that no other line rival it will readily be seen that
its Bonds must largely advance in price within brief
period.
The Bonds for $1,000 each and have 20 years to rum
interest payable in April and October both principal
and interestin gold. Can be registered if desired
The present price of The Bonds 90 and accrued in
terest from October 1st in currency but as a small
amount of the Bonds remain unsold with daily in
creasng demand, the price Will undoubtedly be advanced
at an early day. Parties desiring invest in these
Bonds either by direct purchae by exchange
eminent Bond or other Securities, will do well to make
Immediate application.
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IN GOLD.

The attractive features of these Securities are recog-
nzcd in the fact, that although they have been but
short time on the MARKET they nearly all absorbed,
and but a small amount are now for sale
They combine perfect security with liberal rate of
interest This Interest account is made light Tor and
easily horne by, the Company through the operation of
the Sinking Fund created from sale, OF the Companys
land which in many cases draw interest at the rate of
ten O) per cent per annum. The security behind them
is ample in every particular, they constitute first
and only mortgage trunk line Of railroad which will
soon connect the city of ST. Joseph Mo Gan important
railway centre with the Union Pacific Railroad at Fort
Kearney materially shortening the distance between the
Atlantic and Pacific coasts. In addition to this the
bonds have further security in the that there is
included IN the Mortgage the COmpany's magnificent
Lands amounting to l5OOO0O acres known to be among
the best in the United STATES. The Mortgage ndenture
prohibits the sale of these lands at less than -Four N
Dollars per acre and payable to the Trustees under tile
Mortgage for the clear and express purpose of retiring
these Bonds. The amount thus realized exceeds the
entire amount of Bons which be issued, and leaves
therOad, property and franchises free The Bonds have
thirty years to run, with interest Eight Per Cent free
OF tax, payable February Augus in each year Both
principal and in crest payable in gold The Princ-
pal in New York. The interest in either New York
LONDON, or Frankiort-onthc-Nan at the option of the
holier without notice and in the GOLD currency of the
country in which they are presented They are coupons
or registered. Trustees-Farmers Loan and Trust
Company.
The present price of these Bonds is 97k and accrued
interest in currency, from August 49, 1871 But they are
receivable at par and interest in payment for
lands sold by the Company The right is reserved to ad
vance the present selling price without notice.
The Bonds of the St. Joseph Denver City Railroad
are now selling very rapidly and the loan will be closed
at an early day, when the price will doubtless advance
TO per cent as was the with the first issues of the
eastern division of this Company, which arc to-day
quoted at 1913 to 1902.
Pamphlets Maps, and further information relating to
either of the above Bonds furnished upon application to
RICE, WHITING & BULLOCK,
WORCESTER
q dTu,Th&Slm
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ID o S I o F f l C E ,
Worcester, Mass.
CLOSING AND ARRIVAL OF MAILS.
Drosa,,+ a ,.,,,, ,.,,4
Present Arrangement.

Northern Worcester County yermontand New Hamp
shire closes at 800 a N; due at m.
inster Lancaster, West Boylson, Oakdale and Clinton
closes al 6 4 m AID $50 M due at g. m and m.
? and pm
Gardner and VT and Mass. r. closes at $50 AS a
m and p m. Due 9,5 m and and m,
Princeton East Princeton, and West Sterling. close at
$3.50 m. Due at 9,lj IN
City OF Boston, close at $50 and M LIS, and s
M Due at 30 and 10 70 ~ 80 49, $50 and 1880 m
BOSTON an Worcester Way Mai, cl 'se at a IN and 3
IN. Due al SIS. 1895 N and 4,30 pm.
Name Eastern New Hampshire and Eastern Massa-
chusets close at $50 and m, LIS, and m. Due
at $50 m, T. and 1899
Rlod lsaii close at $50 and II m, and $50 p m.
Due at 94j m. 2.I5 and $50 pm.
Way Mail on Il Providence and Worcester railroad,
close at8,3O m Due n 9,45 am
Milbgry, Whitmsville, last Douglas, Blackstone,
Sturbrdge Southbrldge ana woonsoeket close at
III S ang sG ? m; nne at s,45 a m and $50 m
States close al 545 AMI 45 m, LAS m. Due at
L. and $40 am, As and 10 m.
9i5 m, and 345 p M Due at $40 a ii and 100 p M
Way Mail between Springfield and Albany close at 54s
a m and 345 m Duo at As and 10 IN
New legST eity and southern States Hartford and
Ssw Haven, Conn, close at 945 III, 3,45 and Due
| Norwich New on, Conn, Webster and oxford
| Mass, close at m and 4,3O m. Due al a m and
Way Mail the Norwich and Worcester railroad
! closes at 9 m. Due at am.
Grafton, close at g. % and a m and LIS and IN. Du,
milford. Mendon Hopctale and birmingham, close a
| m. lis and IN. Due at 9,i5, 1890 M and 49,
Soutlboro close at p m. Due at l0,3Oam.
WesbOro', CordavIlie. Hopknton Ashland and IIol.
4,30pm.
Marlboro. close at 3 and IN. Due at 1890 m and
1880 m.
Northboro'. close at LIS. and pm. Due at 1880
am
Barre and SmithviIle close at 9,45 m and M Due
al SIS a IN and 3.45 m
Dana, North Dana, New Salem. North New Salem
close at 9.45 m. Due at $3.50 M.
Lubardsion, close at 6 and lO45 m and p m. Due
at 9,3U m, =, Is and IN.
Princeton, lo.den. Rutland North Rutland, close at
4 pm Due al $50 pm
Leicester, close al 9l5 m and m. Due at m
and SPIN.
Uakham AMI Shrewsbu close at a45 m and $50 D
m. Due at g. 20 a IN and pm
Mails for Rev York and Boston. and places beyond
close at this Office Sunday at SPIN
FOREIGN MAILS Mails Tor the European Steamers
close daily via New York, at 945 IN, 3,45 and pm.
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BUSINESS CHANCE.

An opportunity is now offered to purchase the Build
ing and Stock OF the best Country Store New England
Village There has been a business done of SS5OOU
year, and there is better chance to do business
there is but other store of the kind in the
place. and rs The stock light the present time
therefore il affords opportunity
There is nice large Tenement the store; also
Shed and Shoe Shop attached, with livery Stable ca
pable OF keeping 10 horses all of which Will be sold at
very low figure applied for soon, lease of build
ing would he given ii desired.
For further particulars see j. j. GooDRICH, on the
premises, or LEARNED " NEWTON of th> ci or
ABBOTT d RICE.
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DACIFIC MAIL S. S. CO.'S through line
a to California and China Fares greatly reduced
Steamers leave Pier No. AZ North River foot of Canal
street, at II o'clock. noon. on the
18TH AND BOTH,
except when these days fall on Sunday-then the day
previous.
February 20. Steamer RISING STAR Captain H. p
Conner, connecting at Panama with steamer CONSTR
TUITION, Capt. -.
All depari ures connect at Panama with steamers for
S,entrai American and south Pacific ports Departure
OF 18TH touches Mt Kingston, Jamaica.
For Japan and China, steamer JAPAN, leaving San
Francisco March |, 1872
One hundred pounds baggape allowed each adult.
An eNperienced surgeon on board. Medicine and at
tendance free.
For Sreight or Passage Ticket or further Information
apply at the company's ticket office. the Wharf to r.
4; BAB1, Agent; to SUTTON IL WHEELER, Lincoln
Block, Worcester; or to agents New England
G. l.. BARTLETT ~ CO.,
MS dtf l6 Broad street. Boston.
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= I A Ei M U Il U A L
LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY,
OF WORCESTER MASS.
ISAAC DAVIS. President
CLARENDON HARRIS, Secretary.
Losses Pald.........,,,. 0ESGSS an
Dividends Paid. ........., aO0 SeS0 49,
CHARTERED 1874,


Irhelpes; CASH in all business-CARE in the selec.
ZION OF rsks-PRuDENGE in investing the premums--
ECONOMY In management--ANRuAL DtyIpRNps OF sur-
pus-CoNrRlBuTIoE plan Of acknowledgements poIICIEs
HosfoM EiTABLE under the law OF Massachusetis--A
,uhL EQUIVALENT to the PoLlcr-HoLDERs for every
dollar pad 10 the Company The Company having no
stockholders to make profit Of the business tho
policy holders alone.
ie widows and orphans OF the insured are not
CURED to take any part of the insurance, when IL
comes claim. IN the premium notes of the deceased
THE INTEREST ALONE received on the Invested Funds
o. the Company in the last ten years has paid all the
losses by death during that period and hlry-hve 1851
per cent. Of all other expenses What other Life Conf
pany can show good a record2
GOOD RELIABLE AGENTS WANTED. Liberal
terms will be offered TO the RIGHT Apply TO the
supt Of Agencies" at the Office of tho Company,
Us Main NJ. deoDu Rp2I
ESTABLISHED IN 1S3S.-P. YOUNG
~ Dealer In Fancy Goods Toys, and lselu Articles
Der Dfsyles. Stamping ior Embroidery.
Agency of the French Dye House, of Boston Gooda
sent TO the Dye House. on Fridays.
2 observe the sign Of THE Variety Store No 22s
1871 deODu
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NITCHBURG 4 WORCESTER r.. x.

AITCHBURG & WORCESTER r.. b.
= SUMMER ADVANCEMENT = Commencing on
MONDAY, HAY l. iS7l-Passenger Trains for Worces-
Leave Ftchburg, 3. M, 1850 and $50 D. IL.
south Fitcr burg, sos a. m, 1851 and 554 T. N.
Leominster, s. IL 2. M, 100 and s. 90 D. On.
safes Crossing, S. II a. M, lO1 and 607. p. m.
traits Junction, S.26 a. m, Is and 6.l5 D. m.
STEERING Center, S33 q In l. 20 and 6. 20 ., II.
Passenger Trains for Eitchburg--
Leave Worcester, $50 and IL Is a. M, and 20 D. M
sterling Junction, 107 and II 81 a. H. and 800 D. n
STEERING Center, u and 1905 p. m and Us p. IN
Er9tt Junction 40 a. m, and Il. IA and IL D. IN
GATES Crossing, 7-25 g.. m, l2.22 and 5.24 D. "a
5eominster, 1S0 q. m, 1880 and 30 D. IN.
south fttchburg. 1877 a. m, 1879 and 5 81 m.
RAILROAD CoHNECTIoNs.-The 30 and II Is a. m. and
420 p m trains from Worcester connect at Fitclburg
with the Cheshire and Rutland and Burlington r r for
all points north and vest also at Fitchbnrg
with the Vermont and Massachusetts for Greenfield
and B1attleborO and intermediate stations.
TIe gG a. m. ana l2.5V p. Fuchburg cons
meet az worcester with Boston Worcester Providence
q worcester, Norwich & Worcester Railroads and
ded. FA'
The $50 p m. tram from Ftchburg connects at Worz
ee5ter with Norwich Worcester Steamboat Train 0r
Se e,Se York XVI. ya New London H. A. BLOOD, Supt.
ofee FitchbuTg q Worcester r. r.,
Fitchhnrg Nav L. 1871 dte