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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-17
SENATOR HARLAN's SUCCESSOR.

Allison Elected to Represent the state Of
Iowa In the United states senate.
CHICAGO. Jan. 16, 1872.
The Hon. Wnliam B. Allison was to- day elected
United States Senator by the Legislature OF Iowa.
In the Senate the vote stood-Alson, 40; Knapp,
z In the House-Alllson, 70; Knapp, IL. strict
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-17
FIRE IN TENTH AVENUE.

fire broke out in the basement OF 447 Tenth
avenue yesterday, which Is occupied by John Cody,
dong damage of $500. The place was insured
for 49, 900 in the Continental Fire Insurance Com
pany. The first floor. which was occupied by Henry
ReIlller as q restaurant, was damaged $20 fully III
surea. The cause VI the fire Is unknown.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-17
STABBING ARRAY.

colored woman named Carrie Edwards, OF IFS
Thompson street, was stabbed the left breast the
night before last, when coming home from a party,
by former lover named George Crawford. who
afterwards escaped. The woman was attended to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-17
FEMALE CUTTING ARRAY.

MARIA Neil' and Mary Anne Kelly had dispute
about shawl yesterday, during which Maria lost
ner temper anu cut Mary with carving knife
TAKEN 70 the Parb Hospital, and her assailaDt locked
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-17
ARRIVALS.


REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Atlantic (Br), Perry, Liverpool Jan L. via
Az passed cSna1d aseames Bound same
8ay sS Az steamship France from Liverpool for New
pound =; 18th, 1920 AM another brig rugged steamer,
Brig Centaur Stanley savana "a DAYS. with hides and
fusic to de Castro Co-vesse to Thompson Hunter
Has been days north Hatteras with strong northery
schr Pecker Amsbury St Michaels 40 days. with or.
anges master The first week out had pleasant weather
cSs 81 NV 20 Ses sa oo ss up
fICm IT. ysering around g NV; Iosi and sp sails
cn ,e Se Ss @ Ike q: e
with OH Dec a. 49, lon IS So spoke ship shsemac from
New Orleans for Liverpool, ID days out The R i r is
70 put into this port In distress and to repair
schr JONES' Davis, Jacksonville, with lumber to Van
Passed Through He'll Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Glaucus Walden, Boston for New York; with
sss 1ss.s sfs i s % sas SssSn Bay NJ
~ Schr Samuel Goodwin. Waterbury, Stamford for New
schr Sarah Hill Mckenzie Newport for New York
schr Sarah Elizabeth, Lockwood, Oyster Bay for New
sohr Ella, samms Huntington for New York
s sh wlIiisW Tee Tice New Haven for New York.
schr Messenger Keeefe, Taunton for New York.
schr J Lockwood Field, Norwak for New York.
schr Annie wooley, smith, New Haven for New York,
sehr Henry Finch Bowsr New Haven for Baltimore
mdse and passengers to Isaac Odell
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Alliance, shute. New York for Salem
Steamship NEPTUNE. Baker. New York for Boston.
scsr Ma1earetsa Wandssr Wsehswsen for Glen Cove
SsaTs Kennsd New iSa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-17
SAILED.

Steamship Oceanic and Algeria, Liverpool Title, Hava-
ma Virgo Savannah; South Carolina, Charleston; Ellen
Terry. Newborn, NC; Isaac Bell Richmond.
Wind at sunset NE, fresh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-17
HIPPING NEW S

Almanac for New IOrk--Ths Day.
Sun rises. .... 721 Moon sets. morn IL OF
Sun sets. ...... 90 High water morn l 80
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JANUARY AND FEBRUARY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-17

senator Lord must have oeen IN an exceedingly
lscetloas mood ts morning n wmen ne
in the distribution OF appointments soon TO be made
by the Canal Board. The Senator in the preamble
referred at length to the remarks lately made 10y
Roscoe COnkling on the civil service business, aud
then wound up as foows:-
these resolutions embOdy the principles OF bill
passed nero last winter; but the Governor IN MS
wisdom tailed to sign It, am happy 10 say, how
% sbeo n nS snres
That placed TOO, TOO much mcn power pow" in H.
mans hands. The reason / otter these resolutions
weight they can hardly bear The Attorney General
has been appealed to In the matter OF the appoint
ments; but ne says he knows nothing about the
Board.''
The resolutions seemed 20 create great deal Of
tcuIar why aud wherefore OF winch was not very
apparent na although 1t is barely possible tnat the
IRON the source they did was of Itself
snmclcnt 10 excite their risibles. Indeed, Lord
iM MN Ell s cou'u no! suppress smile when ne
look MS seat which became a broad grin when he
caught sight OF Lewis and Bowen with their heads
ogetheI both laughing quite heartily. 1t Tell to the
resolutions out OF the way and he did so FOR the
1h %e table Ss'nf Tns by move having them ad %
by having them referred to the Canal CONS s,m.
mntee. where they wlll sleep quietly and peacea
bly, until all the appointments on inc canals viii
have been male. Then we will, In all pronah,l,tv
| hear OF them again.
AN OLD GAME FOILED.
lmpecunous villages who want to build their
local institutions with the aid OF state money NAV
as well not 'try II on" win this session. AL
| least they Will stand very poor chance
Of success If they do, judging from
| the way the Senate disposed OF the nil
relating TO The village OF Salem. when only asked
for the loan OF $4,000 from the State 10 erect
schoOlbouse. The bill provides that the village
| could issue bonds 10 that amount, to he paid In
twenty annual Instruments. senator Lewis, ever
watchful Of the peoples interests, gave IL
! It's quietus. however BY having 1t referred
| back TO the Committee on Literature. lie
| intended To have IL sent back with instructions
| to the committee 10 strike out the section which
empowered the Comptroller TO issue MS warrant Tor
the $40. 0O0 but Withdrew the motion to strike out
at the earnest solicitation or Mr.. Baker. The result
Will be the same, however: the bill Will not pass In
It's present shape IL Is more than probable, should
| II ever become q law, that Two three years
| rom the present time bill would find its way into
the Legislature authorizing the village 10 cancel the
bonds issued, thus leaving the state educal ional
fund minus ils $1,000. The trick IL an old one but
II TOO well known 10 Old senators 10 become sue
cessfu.
QtEER BILL.
seDaI0r Robertson gave notice mat he would soon
Worcester daily spy., 1872-05-03

| of the engine in such a way as TO be thrown
| back clear of the rails, a bleeding and lifeless
| corpse. For several days previous he had been
1 wandering aimessly up and down the line of
/ the railroad. He was a stranger forlorn friend
| less and alone, and is not known 10 have con-
versed with or approached any one. Moth
| ing was found upon his person except an Old
broken pipe. The letters L. W were marked
on one arm.
CoESECTICUr.
A young druggist in New Haven has made
camera, prepared plates and chemicals, and
whiles away his leisure moments in taking
photographs.
Charles Anathem of Hartford, who had his
foot crushed by Brooklyn ferry boat some
time since, died of his injuries at the Park hos
pital, New York city, on Monday morning.
The bell on the Congregational church in
Danlelsonyille refused TO call the people in last
Sunday morning, on account Of a crack which
reached half way round it. The people came.
however, just the same; but when the singers
struck up the morning hymn the organ
wouldn't sound note-dumb as a ''broken
reed" Nothing went right but the minister
he went through his regular number of SER
mons without a break
Paul Goettler, an insane German of New Ha-
ven,, went to stable in that city, hitched up a
good team, took morning drive, smashed the
carriage, and led the horse back TO the stable
keeper, telling him: "Never mind, NV wife
works IN a carriage shop: she can fix it," At
another time he entered carriage factory and
went TO work without being hired He treated
hls friends TO beer, and told them to charge it to
r. g." These initials be has craven on mar
bic slab, which he exhibits frequently About
twelve years ago he injured a man so severely
that he died
Worcester daily spy., 1872-05-03
NO. . BRINLEY HALL.
ID. Il. PARM ENTER 4 co.

g. FOR SALE-A Cottage House of s
Mlll fruit; minutes walk from Court House.
an5s Price s5l5o; D. F. rAEMENTER y co,
APPS DIFF No. 2 Brinley Hall.
- FOR SALE-In Princeton, Farm
E,,, OF ll6 acres, 10 mites from Worcester mile from
El..l two depots; cuts ron 80 TO 40 tons GOOD bav
-, mostly by machine; a superior orchard OF sd
excellent condition; about 400 cords Of standing wood
and lOO cords Of wood cut all for $1,000. Apply 10
d. +. PARMENTER ~ co.
"a FOR SALE-A splendid little Home.
Eiii consisting Of cottage house of rooms; barn %
bil 80; henney, pisgery. and ice house containing
10 tons ice; 10 acres choice land. well fenced and
w9tered; cuts 10 tons English hay by machine pasu-
n1is eaTs f9SS S3ey Gey of Of Rea cherries grapes Sc
depot. Price $1,000 $500 down aud sOO year iii paid
Apply to d. +. PARMENTER a 90.
~. FOR SALIG-A Farm of 80 acres.
H;ii mile from depot at Wikinsonvile; will summer
fruit cottage house; barn % 81 in air condi.
u. +. FAEMENTER h co.
49, FOR SALE-A desirable Farm Of
&;;; GOaeres in West Boylson, miles from worces-
MlA teri VII Eeeg SIX cows and pair Of horses the
young apple trees, Just commenced bearing; 20 pears,
and other varieties Of fruits; superior 2-sory house. and
granary ice house, &c the buildings are ali rstelass
and In good conditions water runs into the house and
barns VIII be sold at great bargain, orwil exchange
f' D. F. PARMENTER a co.
- FOR SALE --I In Spencer, 9 miles
Eiii from centre, small Farm Of 10 acres will Keep
MAUI COW and horse through The year, and have hay
-~<A-to sell well stocked with irui trees; a new cot
good style; barn 80 20 il fair condition. 20 acres can
De had 4 desired, y addition, Tor 500.
III. PARMENTER a co.
tAa. EOR Sal IA Ror,,, oe I0n .oros of
Worcester daily spy., 1872-05-03
RaiIroaos.
II Al ROAD TIME TABLI
rpAUNS .,.,.


FOR BOSTQS-Express trains at 4 20 and 25 m m,
525, % and 9.55 p. m. Accommodation trains ~
~ and 3, IS a. M, and 40 and SEQ p. M RctuTipt
1ex 43O, $50. leN.) and 800 (exl D. m Snni,T Nil
Train leaves Boston at $50 p. nj and Worcestsr gu
Boston at 80 a. m. (AiOnday0 ~
Foi1 bOSiON via Groton Junction at 80 and II I, .
H. ana 4ZO p m Returning, leave Boston al & u anS
llOO 4. m, and 400 D. m W ~ "-o ana
FOR SPRINGFIELD, at 6.35 800 q55 CAlbanv ey,,
M anu 445 II: for New York and AlhII,,. ~ ~,
press iOz5 m, and 4,30 and 1885 D m Albany Sni,
sihn tram leaves at 1905 p. m. Returning le,yy.
Sprnsneld dor Worcester at 200 7l5 ii 31 a IN
I,59' eS;l s'V5 eXp) 400 and s.lD (ex) D. m SUNDAY
FOR PROVIDENCE, at 7.sO 1918. tex1uaoa ~, too
cester ~ I4O II 45 y M, 2l5 (eN) ani 405 n m WI
X FL Ii U G d. at $50 ii IL 81,
429 p m. Returning leave Fitchburg for Wor,,esar
al SUI a. M, 1850, $50 p IN. Leave Fitcbh,tr9 80
Greenneld On arrival OF the $50 and II Is a m tr,t
from worcester. Leave Fitchburg for Winchenia,,l'
heene, Bellows Falls at go a. m.. lbs n n m h'
fOktNORWlCH, al 6.35 $50 a. m. s. Is 20 fStear,b.
e& TO n York; p. m, Returning, leave Norliii "a, ~
worcester, AZ 2l0, lex) 6.OO ll3O a. M Z a. NJ ,Vr m
special train from Webster TO Worcester al 69 M an
returning at 635 p. m 81 "-Vu IL No
FOR NASHUA, at $50. Ills a. M, 42On.m N,-,,,.
,, ior worcester, IlO "a. m. 1900 m, 500 D. m 9'u@
fOh 0, MILF ohD' VIA frlmmgham, 100, q25a m l Al
80 80 ;'in @ d59 p M via WOonsoeket, 7.3O Ii 70 a m
FOR GARDNER, at 745 a. m, 1890. 4 s.. and695, -,
m, and 4.30 p. m. '"u i'4o IL
FOR LOWELL, via South Framingham at 7OO oas
m l4V and $50 p M. Lowell 10 Worcester s Is a M
l3O and 5.45 D. IN. ' 1O' d H.
Worcester daily spy., 1872-05-03

ESTABLlSHED IN 1882. YOUNG
Srlisf'n fancy Goods, Toys and Useful Articles
pef 0iAlyles; stamping for Embroidery " " num-
Agency q tho French bye House of Doston foods
senl 70 the Dye llonse, on Fridays '" ''ou'
eAse v.AerVelne sign Of THE Variety Store No 2qe
ia2T donn1N ~"inhlhainopu Bank.
Worcester daily spy., 1872-05-03
Zeal estate.


-. Fop SAFE L. o,,o g a., -. =
;;;l sirasle location; in New England small Farm
10 gardening; on the b., Ii. and E. RR.; IS apple
Peai, c1eIIg anu quhee trees. also small fruit Good
nouse > slory eoh'alhng seven rooms, painted and
i ~ ~ ~ ptlis oIe = \ ~ uother 10 ~ Also
Hlio on aiaoie stream o water 10 feet head. Must be
sou 70 close an estate ana Is offered AT the How price
Si'u'' On eaSy HSyFsInS teIinS; ,AAPPgb 10
M dit Webster. Mass.
FOB 21as as a6G pl Richard @ meat
5000 feet All Teadg 9as for oeeaPRS1 5eS RS Lot con
oo J. ;. PERRY.
aPoV du vernon st.
mop SNTF m -
kt'g2sin, ,,sa oAlJE-A ia-A very superior 1Wo-Stofy
an the modern Improvements Also, Two-story House,
W " the pest loeatlons IN the clF WIN sahle ana
9slOs eroilus. inquire OF - II hh, lichet
oIlee rosler 81, Passenger S'alloh. uu ml2S
Il RARE CHANCE!
EGOO q, orT,u1 with n mod Two. r.,,a,,o,,
tIoe ;t ~ o. S i,, ~ VII ~ a sooG & NO ltnelneh'
r. r CRANE -' N'''' VA
% Ilh2 utI cor, ooutnorluse aua Maulson sts
ok ,I SALEa dne o- t IN eV 4O, S on Lowell
~ mi n NV VI ' ' ~ o' V + ~ y ''; III III iS1ills
apl0 dtf M
49, FARM FOR SAIE-Or aycbanoa
tS.:f for rood civ pronert,-. o1s ~ ts bsf
Hii Princeton i2 miles from Wo,ester ri M go
buildings: viii be sold cheap Price q eoS l,nniT ~
F Sp 4 n DISg --'tA-iN Va
ap2e dtt n, > Is-i,,,,,. tr,r
-. : Inv: Il@u
Worcester daily spy., 1872-05-03
VIHE TRO OTTING STALLION
"CLIFFORD."


Improve your Stock by this celebrated stallion He is
beautiful Mahogany Bay II years Old, 6 hands high,
and weighs, when in fair condition, hoo pounds. lie
was bred r. kentgGly from the nnroek and Diomede
from dungh'
Exhibition where he has been entered for competition
IN the month OF September 1871, he entered in nine
trials, and received eight rst prizes among those The
hrt prize al the New England Fair at Lowell His time
prize at Huoson of $3.50 in 2SS with lie greates case
ASA Irotng stallion lie Will stand alone his merits
A. roadster his equals are scarce He a combina-
| by any horse in the Eastern states p''eO
Iermsi For the Season. $50. To Warrant. SIS
BLACK STALLION ORANGE nov.
arsi.cla STOCK HORSE Is Ave years I'D. stands
sesed OF fine temper per Get trotting action great
endurance lie Is colt of the greatest Of trohng
'Rysdykes IlambetOnan," the sire Of Dexter George
Wilkes. brunette and Bruno, Daniel Boone, Lady
Augusta Startle, Socrates, Abeideen Happy Medium,
and the grandsre Of Goldsmith Maid.
Terms For the Season, S25. To Warrant S35
"ClGord" and "orange Boy" will make the Season
from April lst TO September lst. at the Stable of the
Proprietor, 81 Cambridge street, Worcester, Mass.
On Tuesday Of each week they will be at the Stable Of
apps '"'' deopim '' MOSES DoLLEN.
=. THOROUGHBRED PRIVA-
M season for $50. He Is nine years old Of un-
%llAz=Astance. He Is proved foal setter, and his
colts and hies resemble him in form and color. No
before stood IN New England.
Mlkes' Spirit Of the Times, March 2Sd says of him
This beautiful and game thoroughbred horse Is TO
stand again at Leicester Mass, and commend him in
very strong terms TO breeders that neghbOrhood. lie
Is by all odds the best thoroughbred horse IN New Eng
land. He won more iour-ine than any horse
stan ing about there and believe him 10 be as sound
| as when he iOaled.N
tits point Of the utmost practical Importance TO
breed such type OF horse, that II he fails lie Us er he
WIZ command good round price for his action, style
au symmetry; and t. secure this In Its most perfect
aeSe9pmeh We must have recourse TO the large sound
NJ Ny FINISHED thoroughbred. Hdildces Letters on
| ii0m 70 breed me Tgofter."
FOR deserpupuOn and full pedigree send for circular
| apll dGlNdenyif D" f. ny Ifehhlh, e,isd,, A.,
Worcester daily spy., 1872-05-03
abe sain spn: aa1oreser, friOan monimg lap s. 1872
for SaIs.

c9R ~ CALs
EOR SALE-One of the best HoUsE LoTs
in the city, the corner Of Iinwood Mace and lin
CON fmy2 sl' 4io IT, Inquire at No. Lnwood plsee
EOR SALE - The employment rooms at
Il 2l4 Main ST. The business IS well established and
mas good run OF custom Satisfactory reasons given
Tor selling. inquire at the rooms. dst' my2
FOR sALE-One large Carpenter or Paint
3 Common Grocers' Wagons; Light Business or
feasure ,,, Magons; Concord Buggy; Pheton Sun-
myl dlw' No. als Main St
DOR SALE - 80 SHARES BOSTON.
L BARRE 4 GARDNER R. R. I6o, STOCK, by
FoR. sALE-1OO,OOO BRICKS. Apply
Il at Yard. BENNETT Il HIXON.
,,.o mile from New weoTcester, on Leicester road
- IHAvE A FIVE YEARS OLD
sfBH Bay Il efss s esspP @ 5 a3 Rn' ePay " srs
WN 9OOlbs kind and gentle Call tcOr. Main and
P. ap5s III ' ''fI'i IL J. i REED. sisf5 .
49, MORE GOOD HORSES Just
H >arysd At Stable ds; cor Main and Central sts;
Matched PAR Gentlemen, call and see these Horses.
D. 30 NICE HORSES-Justr received
xSSRN from the West; some Matched Pairs. AS good
,SEz2Asseason; They are Wen worth looking al be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
apsO dtf ~ - A. P4RkER
FOR SALE-Or would exchange for Real
Il Estate, a nice HAT AND CAP STORE few miles
nom worcester. Inquire at 255 Main St dtf apS0
GOOD CHANCE FOR BUSINESS.
Patent; live man who would Ike TO travel cannot
ia 70 do well eau and Investigate, at the Inventors
ap6 7' ~ dts ~ '' W. 5. KNIGHT & co.
COTTON SEED MEALi-5O ToNs, in
~ prime order. For sale in lots to suit, by
milo ar E, SPUR q Co.,
nor SALE AT A BARGAIN!-The
Il stock and Fixtures with Lease. of one ot the best
PROVISION stores In Worcester; good location old stands
nicely fitted up with every convenience for carrying on
,Aiso,-Two HORSES, Meat Cart Wagon, Sleigh and
apls du 80 jackson or Exchange st.
nor SALE-A NEW STYLE PRINCE
Road WasoR asa n d S% s me one
ani in good order Inquire of
apps div No, 2ls Main st.
MACHINERY FOR SALE-Belonging to
w the Bankrupt Estate OF Edw d 5. Hall, viz:
Mhitloek's Ga Chinchilla Machine used but two
American Twist Drill Co.'S Patent Emery Grinder,
valve Re fitting Machine.
,,,, For mrSner N particulars apply to j. NJ CHASE
JOHN II. PLATT,
apps DIV 40 wall ST.. New York.
FOR sALE, = ONE OPEN WAGON
Il almost new. For particulars inquire of
L. b. NETTLETON
ap29 d6t' 503 Main street.
&o FOR SALE-2 New Mich Cows,
v one OF them Thoroughbred Short Horn with
Thefer calf by side; extra milkers Also |
<z=atw two-seated Carriage, built order; has been
run hut little; will be sold cheap Wanted-O Farrow
Cows. j. LEWIS ELLSWORTH,
ap29 diff Salisbury street
SECOND HAND MACHINERY FOR
~ SALE
one wo'd turning lathe, IA fl bed, swings q inches.
One chucking lathe, 5 fl bed swings 20 inches.
Three bolt cutters, wood and iron frames.
Three drilling and bench lathes Il long.
One heavy polishing frame. IA wheels.
Two power elevator suitable for boot shop
One large portable forge
One 80 inch fan blower.
One upright boiler 6 horse power.
One g" Is
All in good order and will be sold at good bargains
CHARLES WILDER
ap6 dim iSS Union street
VEGETABLE AND
Worcester daily spy., 1872-05-03

WEsTWARD, no Tickets for the
w West ~ all routes, and for ali pohts south on ite
Mississippi River al ille lowest rates. Apply 10 oN
BAhNAHDl u. n and Canada Express ONCE Cromn-
hesIlply glyen, w "
Worcester daily spy., 1872-05-03
A MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS

R. H. EDDY.
pesigns % se's Nn 7e E 9r Inventions Trade Marks
Boston.
No Agency in the Uaited States DossesSes sno,or f
bihty al iRDeRtiORs. '''" '''' P'te"t"-
Al necessity OF journey to Washington TO procure
ratent, and the great delay there, are here saved
Worcester daily spy., 1872-05-03

- FOR SALE-On Chatham street. n
Emil 3-tenement French Rooted House of 20 rooms
5lli will rent for $500; well painted aud blinded city
water and good well. Lot 50 100. Price SIS 900.
Worcester daily spy., 1872-05-03

- FOR SALE-On Congress st., a s.
VII, tenement French Rooted House vi II rooms city
lll!i water; piped for gas
Worcester daily spy., 1872-05-03


Hiram Place Of Highgate, who has been miss.
ing for long time from his home, has been
heard from, having been placed in the insane
asylum at Portland Oregon.
There Is confined In the Rutland county Jail, a
man named Wheeler, charged with stabbing
another IN Brandon. The offence was commit
ied whie under the influence Of Intoxicating
drinks. Aday or two since friend from Bran.
don visited and, unseen by the keeper of the
Jhiil passed 70 MN flask OF wbisxey 10 make
merry WIN. After his friends departure.
Wheeler called bis fellow prisoners around him
showed them the whiskey, briefly. bur forcihlv
explained that he was Through Win the rossSd
stuff" and told them ii was at their service
Seeing Wheeler 80 sincere and earnest IN,
unanimously refused 10 touch IL, and the aasi,
with iis contents. was passed out 10 the taller
aauuknown map committed suicide Wednes.
day, by throwing himsell 10 front Of a locomo.
was seen by the i,,'enan standing on pile Of
rails near the track, aid when the iraig game
w he threw up both hands aGg Jumped in lrohi
Worcester daily spy., 1872-05-03

- FOR SALE-A Cottage House of s
Iii rooms. in excellent condition; good lot; some
11i!l iruli; minutes walk from Court House.
= Price SJ.lj0. D. +. PAEMENTER AZ Co,
apps diff No. Brinley Hall
Worcester daily spy., 1872-05-03

- FOR SALE
Gll on GOLD STA BRICK BLOCK,
containing tenements. Price $1,000.
Worcester daily spy., 1872-05-03
VR
FARMS! FARMS! FARMS!
POND & PEACOCK.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS,
No, 2 Front St. Exchange,

Have on hand extensive list of Farms at prices to
suit all, from Pleasant Little Farm for few hundred
dollars to Delightful Country Estate for a few thou.
sands. Also City Property and Real Estate of every
description.
Worcester daily spy., 1872-05-03
D. F, PARMENTER & C0

REAL ESTATE HNTs
o.,. No.2 Brinley Hail. Worcester Mass
apis dtf
Worcester daily spy., 1872-05-03

TTNO LEASE FOR A TERM OF YEARS
About Is 900 feet Of land suitable for Carpenters
Shops Stables, for any kind of Building for Storage
or shops land level and very accessble seldom such
an opportunity is offered. Terms very reasonable.
ap31 diff l.. A. ELY Il CO.
Worcester daily spy., 1872-05-03
BLACK sTALLION ORANcu uo1

Clifford and Orange Boy" will make the Season
from April lst TO September lst the Stable Of the
Proprietor 81 Cambridge street, Worcester, Mass
On tuesday Of each week they will be at the Stable Of
Horace Bacon, SOuthbridge, Mass.
aD2j deOplm MOSES DOJI.EN
Worcester daily spy., 1872-05-03

Moses F. Colby, Esq, u veteran of the war of
1872, died in Warmer, Wednesday, aged eighty
years, of cancer in the face.
The Boston Traveller SAYS the New Hamp-
shire politicians who have gone TO Cincinnati
"are no better representatives Of public semi.
ment Of that state than a Rye-beach pebble
would be ol the Granite hills"
Worcester daily spy., 1872-05-03

a., FOR SALE-A Farm of 100 acres of
Viii superior land, good road ~ miles from Wor-
Mll cestcr; excellent buildings. an new and In good
style; lasting water runs into house and barn ;
SAID irn Is well fenced and wuiered and well adapted
ior iruit raising and gardening Price, S100O-h down
balance can remain ulOrtraQc A Duly la
Worcester daily spy., 1872-05-03

John Griffin, another Of the young men whose
boat swamped at Argyle boom, Wednesday, died
Thursday.
As freight train was leaving Vanceboro,
Thursday evening, brakeman named David
Bean was Iknocked from the roof of car by
the St. Cr0ix bridge, and instantly killed.
i Isrnnnnl n Irnnnrnhln snn of Erir
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-06-08

TIE ELECTION in Oregon has re-
suited in the triumph of the Republl-
can candidates by small majori'ies
over the Democracy.
BIZ 1t is not Greeley's White Hat
that is making the trouble in the po-
ltical campaign but the head which
is in it, Greeley has one et the most
massive intellectual heads in the
l'nion-and reminds one of the noble
forcheads possessed bv Chief Justice
Marshall and Daniel Webster.