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, 1872-10-18
STREET GRADES,

Changes that arc to be Made when tie Present
Pnyemeurs are Removed.
The following changes have been made in the
grades of the city, but the thoroughfares have
not yet been raised, and will not be so long as
tie pavement holds out in decent condition:
NORTH AND SOUTH STREETS.
Michigan avenue, formerly II feet from South
Water to Harrison, is to be is feet. Wabash
avenue, formerly ranging from II feet to 14.34,
will be uniformly IL feet on the east lima Of the
street, and Az on the west line. State sire ct.
which ranged from IL feet to 1873 between Sou th
Water and Harrison streets, will be Az feet on
the east line and II On the west line. D ear
born street, from South Water to Monroe, was
from II feet to 13 will be unif ormly Il feet from
Souh water to Jackson. Clark street, formerly
from II to 13 feet between South Water
and Harrison streets, is placed at u feet. La
Sale street, between South Water end Harrison
streets, formerly from II to 13 feet, will be Il
feet throughout. Fifth avenue, betHeen the
same Streets formerly from II to 13 feet, will
also be IA feet throughout. Franklin and Mar
ket streets will be similarly raised from similar
grades to II feet.
EAST AND WEST STREETS.
South Water street, formerly VARYING from II
to "A feet, will be uniformly ii feet from Mici-
gan avenue to Market street; 14.4 and Is feet be-
tween Michigan avenue and State, on the east and
vest lines respectively; Lake street, formerly
liz 36Gt3 le 10 ue TaEeu u Ii 1GeC from state to
Market, and to IA and Is on the east and west
lines respectively, between Michigan avenue and
State; former grade - feet. Randolph street is
to be similarly raised. Washington, Madison,
Monroe, Adams. Jackson, Van Buren, and the
north line of Harrison streets are to be raised
from 1876 at Michigan avenue to Is feet; Az
on the west line Of Wabash avenue, and Il feet
on the vest line Of State street. From State to
Market the grade Of each street will be raised
from the present (which ranges all the way from
lis to 1909 to the standard of II feet.
, 1872-10-18
THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT,

LsT--lJuGge E{odGtu.]
3GG. Cladin Y, Wills. Leave given to file additional
count 10 declaration. GDi Gra1ey Y. Gould settled,
costs paid, and dismissed.
CnAECEEF.
COT. King y Buckner. Motion by defendants to dis
miss for want Of jurisdiction.
EEW SUITS.
Woodbridge, Receiver, &C., :. Phoenix Insurance
Company Of New York: Transcript from Cock Coun-
cago Bill praying for injunction restraining the COL
lection Of taxes stockholders Hitchcock, Dupee
l. Evarts attorneys. Same Y. John IT, Tappan. Same
Same attorneys. james II. Small v. G. A. Frear Debit
s, $780, Warte & Clark, attorneys. Ben. .. Wood y.
Henry Greenbaun t. Co. As6umpst; 5000. Fu1iec
l. Smith, attorneys.
, 1872-10-18

company which farms tho rooras. and II. Blanc,
the director, has notified to Air. Bugeja that the
permission which Ind been accorded him Of
putting down %, 600 francs at onca is now with
drawn, and that he must for the future content
himself with going up too only L. 900 francs
like every one else. It appears that the author
tiles had had something to do with this a1tera-
'tion, as the town Of Homburg has certain
share in the gains Of the table. But as 6 very
large stake is required occasionally for the sys-
tenn of II. Bugeja, that gentleman is trying to
obtain q Change, and perhaps some arraage-
ment may be arrived at"
, 1872-10-18

john @. P. stearns who died ut Yokohama,
Aug. 81, was formerly Of Boston, and for some
years was 8 clerk with Russell 4, Co., ct Hong
Kong. On the opening Of the ports Of Japan to
foreign commerce, he went to Yokohama, and in
1850 began business under the firm of Haber-
sham q Stearns, being one Of the first houses
established under the new treaty.
, 1872-10-18

It should be borne in mind that there are no bonds
in the market desirable than the first mortgage
bonds Ut the Northern Pacific Railroad. They bear
$40 gold interest, payable senannualjy, issued
in denominations Of s1co, $500, $1,000, 5000, or
par una Interest. Their security is undouLted.
Pamphlets and full Information furnished on aprca-
tion. LuSI, PRESTON s. KEAN, General Agents.
, 1872-10-18
THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,

(JudJe B0dJetE.J
701. Great Western Insurance Company V. Craver.
Damages assessed at S3,s78a0. 723. Same v.
sturges. Defendant moves to set aside default Of
yesterday.
2Os7 William Butter1nan. Leave to withdraw
denied Of bankruptcy, and adjudication to be entered
1862 Chfc:- Firefnen's Insurance Company. Order
Of sale. Entered order in the petition Of Dauiel
Bradley.
, 1872-10-18
Ha1fnr5 Eanee

We have had for several months in constant use the
Halford Lecestershire Table Sauce and it has given
such satisfaction to the guests Of our house that our
orders for 1t are been larger than for all other kinds
Of sauce combined. d. D. PARKER 4 Co.,
Parker House, Boston, Sept, !, 1884,
, 1872-10-18
THE CRIMINAL COURT,

E0H1Ve 77fe.I
Owens. John Clark is surety in $1,000 from day to
day Duger. Sentenced TO rear in file State Reform
School Aubirard. Jury trial. Verdict guilty, and
sentenced to year in tho House Of Correction Bane
Jury trial. Sentenced to year in the Pcnentiary
Dick. Jury trial Sentenced to 5years In the Penen-
tiary; Evans Plea Of guilty entered.
, 1872-10-18

From the 1fGrqueHs th1ch.} Journal, Oct. s.
Facts are stubborn things, and people have
seldom been 80 strongly fortified to combat with
facts rs they have been in the consideration Of
the Ontonagon silver discoveries. All previous
excltements upon the silver question, in the
Michigan Lake Superior region, have been hesed
upon what appeared to be the best of founda-
tons, both as regards the genuine character and
the extent of the ores, as well as tile great
abundance Of native silver deposits which have
been found, especially in the copper region,
since the earliest history of the country. There,
fore when it Vas stated that a genuine, paving
silver mine had been discovered, the dig
coyerers themselves were not willing to
believe it. Their hope and fear worked so
strong in turn for the mastery, they dare
not make the announcement of dis
coyery oae-half as rich as the evidence
before them seemed to indicate. But they
have put the ores to test which have
experts who visit tue region, and each addi-
tional test SLOWS additional evidence Of the gen.
uine character OF the discovery:
we have before Us the record Of assays made
chemist, at Marquette, and By J. Ropes, Ish-
peming, which shows the following values per
ton: 22o5.40. $2e7.se, 9l16.4o, and s57.38.
Tho last Of these assays was made
from Fl rocR an rsS 1ys5ag" u.a from 4,hsa six pounds
quantity which lad been left on the ground
after several hundred pounds had been selected
from 1t to send to Detroit and the United States
MIMI az Fhilauephla. 1t was the leanest, to all
appearances, OF all the ore taken out. Yet it
yields, according to AIr. Ropes assay, 357.33 per
ton. When this yield is compared with that Of
we'll known silver mines III Nevada, Mexico and
South America, where from SIS to S25 per ton
is considered O large ayerase,-or il compared
with the copper Of the Portage Lake region,
which, at present prices, will not exceed s95 per
ton Of stamp rock-there can be no further dis
pute about the richness OF value Of the Ontona-
gon silver discoveries.
The silver mines Of the North Shore, regarded
as the richest in the country, except those Of
Silver 1slet, have not yielded in one instance be-
yond $50 per ton. This yield Of $50 FER ton
has been obtained from the mines Of the North
Shore Company, Prince Arthurs Landing, only,
and it ls regarded as remarkable rich product.
On Thursday We had an interview with
Mr. D. Beaser, an old explorer in the On
tonagon country, and q remarkably we'll in
formed gentleman in the neurological
matters of this region. He had number Of
rich specimens Of this ore, which he said he had
taken up promiscuously, because he had not
been afforded an opportunity ct securing the
best. They we're hornhlende slate, bearing q
large proportion Of native silver in fakes and
crystals, and iuterseamed with heavy silver
glanse When compared with the Nevada and
Mexican silver ores, they we're found to be re-
markably similar, though the latter seem less
rich in native silver.
, 1872-10-18
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- --CAM2AIGN DOCUMENTS.
The Document
;" Grants Public Record" "

Being condensed ez2ose Of the most notorious OF thu
niseouEs of the p.cseat Administration also ras.oas
why Groelcy scoald to President.
, 1872-10-18

EH6Nt1AE NEE tlN1
In the evening Rev. Asher Moore, Of Joliet,
preached upon 1.-THE Law Of Growth taking
Tor his text Mark L. %: For the earth bringeth
forth fruit to herself, first the blade, then the
ear. after that the full corn in the ear" He
commenced by speaking Of the kingdom OF
Heaven, with reference to which tho words Of
the text we're uttered The expression was de-
fined as
TIE REIGN or Truth AND GRACE
Of the Messiah who was to come. He Was re-
gardea az Prince and King spiritual
rler,-His form Of government being different
from earthly rule. The Savior told Of the illus
works OF nature about him. such IS flowers and
fruits. The reverend gentleman alluded to the
productivenesa Of the earth, she bringing forth
fruit for herself, although her productions
could be grestly modified and improved by tie
power of man acting upon natural Cruises So it
WAS In
THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN,
fhs Bo1k there going On silently and steadily,
, 1872-10-18

All Of the above IN pamphlet foz1a, from Is to %
pages close uatter. Sent rccspt OF ha price, oa
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RaiIroaos.
WORCESTER AND NASHUA RAILROAD.
Sunday Passenger Train.

On and after SUNDAY, April Z. 1872, Passenger
Tram VIII leave Worcester for Nashua and way stations
at A. NJ Returning will leave Nashua for Worcester
and way stations at P. arriving Worcester at 80
P N. This train will connect at Aver function with
Sunday passenger train for and from Boston and way
stations Fitchburg railroad: also with Sunday pas
senger train for and from Lowell Boston and way sta
tons stony Brook and Boston and Lowell railroads.
q. =. TURNER, Sup't.
Worcester. ADrii &. 1872
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TO THE LADIES.

Ladies, married and single. consult Dr. Haock on
al private and delicate arrangements, with every assur-
anee OF relief Dr. Hallock gives his exclusive attention
10 the treatment Of all Female Complaints from what
ever cause arising. Perfect secresy in all cases. Board
ana the best of nursing for patients wish to remain
under treatment DR.. Halloek is acknowledged the
leading physician in Boston in the treatment of troubles
OF private and confidential nature His remedies are
sure, sale, reliable, and warranted efectual in every
case His medicines prepared in his own private
laboratory thus securing in every reliable prep
araon, Tree rom poisons other deleterious sub
BRANCH 0FFICE-2O3 Front ST., Washington
SQUARE, Worcester, Mass. open froms Am. tosp.M.
~ '''
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KaiIrnaha.
VERMONT AND MAssACHUsFT

VERMONT AND MASSACHUSETTS,
" AND TROY AND GREENFIELD RAILROAD
mel North Adams, Saratoga and Troy y Y at sac and
Shelburne Falls and Bratteboro at 8 ~ d III'e 81
For Greenfield at $50 and Ills m. and 400 D M " M
Leave Hoosae Tunnel for Boston at $50 m and %
leave Greenfield for Worcester at 80 and ss5 and
22s M Leave Brattleboro for Boston at 425 and S4i
a m, and 200 p m
The 80 m and 10 N trains from Hoosac Tunnel,
trains from Brattleboro, connect at Fichburg with
trains for Providence, Newport and Taunton w
The 750 a m and 20 m trains from Hoosac Tunne,
and S.il m and ZOO m trains from Brattleboro con-
meet nee with trains ior "0rcester Preydenee Newport
Ftchburg, Mass, Dec. 4, ISL. da 'g Ryi
ROSTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD
BOSTON AND WORCESTER DIVISION
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, commencing MONDAY
IA PAs s; Sc TRAINsleave Worcester.
90 % Al ~ EXP and 945 M and
The 42O and 1925. 355 and s55 m trains ms start
rom washington square station; all others from Foster
For Grafton, Wesboro', SouthviIe, Cordaville. and
Ashland At and 945 4 m, l;40, 100 and m.
325. S,55 43O. and 9.55 m '''' ''' i'''
For Milford at and 9z5 am, lao 1926, and 4aOpm.
Fer Natlck at and 9.45 m. LAO, 80 and y M
For Wellesley. Granville. West Newton, Newton.
snG BFG Gr a at and s45 m 4o epm Pas
train to Natick, and there change TO the SaxoThille
wards INV
The 40 m train runs every day except Monday; all
others every day except Sunday
SUNDAY Express from Albany leaves Washington So
station at $ IS N for Boston.
Sunday Mail leaves Washington So station go M
'' TRAINS II LE ElIy9' BOSTON as follows:
For Worcester, at 5. T. $50 exp. exp, II a M I2O
express 4SO express to birmingham, $50 express 800
For New York, via Springfield, exp. IN, 3 exp. 9
New York, via Norwich, $50 exp. PM
Grafton S, I, u m. 100, 4 80 m.
Southville, s. !, II a m, 80 4.90 m.
NordaNiUe. D., IL 30 i.3O
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.

About as sheepish a looking fellow as has
been seen in Greenfield lately. was the chap who
went into public meeting, the other night,
with bottle in his pocket. There was a sud
den pop" and Immediately the eyes of the
whole audience made him the focus of their
vision. He will never place confidence in bottles
aud their corks again.
A little boy in Greenfield attended the Epis-
copal service on a recent Sabbath for the first
time. When the rector appeared with his white
robe, the youngsters curiosity was excited, and
watching the minister with open mouthed won
der until the close, he asked his mother, as they
came out Of church. 'Does he put that on to
look like the Holy GhostY
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FOR BOSTON VIA GROTON JUNG
TdoN.-Cars leave Worcester at $50 and Ills I'm.
Returning, leave Boston at 6.25 and II m, and M
change.
Passengers by this route land in the immediate vicinity
OF the Eastern Boston d Maine, and Boston & Lowell
Depots; also Steamers for Portland St. John and Hall
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p G. BULLARD's ID ~
rs THE BEST
Purifying Corrective
LIVER REGULATOR

Ever offered to the public 1t is not disagreeable to the
TASTE contains nothing hurt the most delicate ner
son; but Il made entirely from ROOTS and IIEIiBS
inc following are few Of the tmany symptoms of
LAYER Complaint Loss OF Appetite lIcadache Pain In
the Back side and between the Shoulders Tenderness
etc. " ~ 'ui"'i'' ~" Nip'''
x. Y brings the Liver into It's natural condition re-
uucIs inflammation makes the Liver active regulates
Inc Digestive Organs, those awful Headaches takes
that Dizziness away from the Head makes you feel
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Chas. H. McKenisty of Camden fell from a
staging yesterday afternoon, at the new gas
works in the Highland district, dying soon after.
The dead body of 'Marm" Gibson, some SO
wears of age, was discovered in an attic last
night. She had evidently been dead some time
suspicious of foul play were excited by the APP
pearanee of bruises on her head
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BERKSHIRE COUNTY.

A swindle was practised upon the citizens of
Lee, Friday evening, by Young man named
Warren, hailing from New Jersey, who offered
some very diminutiye cakes Of soap for sale for
twenty-five cents, putting money in sums from
ten cents to ten dollars in the boxes as an in
ducement to purchase. The dodge took, of
course, and they sold very rapidly. No one,
however, happened to get boxes with money,
except young man, q stranger TO the crowd,
and apparently so to the seller. He was very
fortunate, getting money at every purchase.
This was noticed by State Constable Pease, who
arrested him as an accomplce Of the seller. 1t
was found on trial that his suspicious were
right, that the boxes containing the money were
known to him, and be bought them. They are
now awaiting further proceedings at Pitts ar e
Jail. They have played this game throughfeld
country
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NORWICH AND WORCESTER DT:


~ niSlON, r., II. and L. r. r. ISL.
a. :, lhMhs GoING SOUTH, LEAVE WORCESTER At
Dob a m way Passenger Train. Connects at Web
sler with train from southbrdge, and for Bos-
ton; at Flaiufeld with trains to aad from Hart
lord and Proyidence; at Norwich with train for
1000 m. Way Passenger Train. Connects at Wor-
eester with trains from Boston, Nashua, Fitch
burg, Lowell, &c at Worcester Junction with
western and Providence trains; at PutnTm with
train from Boston; at Painfcld for Providence;
at Norwich with trains for New London Mystic
and New Haven
5'15 m. Way Passenger Train. Connects at wor
cester with trains from Nashua Fitchburg Low
ell, &c. at Worcester Junction with Express
IRAN from Boston, and trains from Western and
train from Boston; at Piainfeld Junction trains
from Providence and Hartford arrive in season for
t1S tram PASSENGERS from way stations Except
Wehsler, Putnam and DaniesOnyille) for New
train to Norwich
7.@O pm. Steamboat Express Train for New York
Connects at Worcester with trains from Boston
concord, Manchester, Lowell, Lawrence, Nashua,
rlehEHurg; &c At Pntnam from Boston, Wall
pole. Franklin and Blackstone; leaves Norwich
for New London at % 81! pm.
TRAINS GOING NoRTn LEAVE NORWICH AT
40 m. Steamboat Express Train for Boston, daily
except MondayO connecting at Putnam for HOs-
ton, Blackstone. Franklin and WalpOle; at Wor
cester for Boston, Framingham, Lowell Nashua
Concord, Flichburg, &c. This train leaves New
London at $50 m, dependent on arrival OF
coo m; Way Passenger Train Connecting at
iIa i junction for Proyidcnee at Putnam
junction for Springfield and wsy stations Albany
Boston, Nashua &c ~ W
11.3O m. Way Passenger Train rornoc,ir, a.
aIdIiuinell WIN Train from and for Providence:
ARRIVING ~ W Orcester Junction in season for trains
ut Worcester for trains to boston Nasbna J%'c'S'
S'@" m WAY Passenger Train Connects at Nor.
NH gn MN Mn ran from New London and at Plain
cester with train for Boston, " -"
rooou W., WEBSTER SPECIAL
Leaves Webster Tor Worcester nj n 10 M
Leaves worcester for Webster al G,;I5 nm,
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Prov. & New York Steamship Co.


Passengers can take the lO.l5 (Exp) or 100 A. M
dence. " "
Pleasure seekers and families with children will find
thS very desirable route, as by this line there no
midnight changes from cars to boats.
FARE-Woreester to New York, First Glass. 81. 90
Second Cas-. 800
baggage Checked ThroughJ
% Excursion Tickets to New York and Return good for
81 days, Will be sold until further notice, for $500
being $500 less than by Rail- and $500 less than by any
other Line. '
The Steamers Of this line have been fitted up with
special reference to the comfort safety and convenience
Of passengers who by this route enjoy 1.-THE advantages
OF sail through the charming waters of Narraganset
bay before sunset-ar inviting, seasOnabe supper on
board the boat-and quiet, refreshing all night sumber
arriving in New York In season for the early trains South
shippers Of Freight to New York, Philadelphia Ba-
more the South and West are advised that facilities for
transportation by tins line are unsurpassed RATES
ALWAYS AS Low AS By ANY OTHER LINE.
For tickets or rates of freight apply at Office Prov d
Wor Il. r., Green ST., Worcester, or to
A. G. MUNROE, Agent,
No. Brnley HALL Worcester
once 7. d W r X. and p. 81 n. Y. S. S. Co.,
Worcester, July s. 1872 DIFF
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PACIFIC MAIL S. S. CO.'S through line
n to California and China. Fares greatly reduced
Steamers leave Pier No. 42 North River foot of Cana
street, at IL o'clock. noon on the
10TH, 10Th AND BOTH
except when these days fall on Sunday-then the da,
previous.
August 80. Steamer RISING STAR, Capt. II. p
CONNER, for Aspnwall direct. connecting at Panam;
with steamer CONSTITUTION, Capt. -.
All departures connect at Panama with steamers fol
Centrai American and South Pacific ports Denarttlr
OF 18th touches at Kingston, Jamaica.
FOR JAPAN AND CHINA-Steamer JAPAN will
leave San Francisco August 81, 1872.
one hundred pounds baggage allowed each adult.
An experienced surgeon on board. Medicine and at.
tendance free
For Freight OF Passage Ticket, or further information
apply at the companys ticket office. the Wharf to
Il. BABY Agent; to RICE, WHITING Il BTILI,OCK
corner Main and Pearl streets worceser or TO agents
for New England c. L. BARTLETT AZ co
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