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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

Next drawing takes place the 9th October.
A. DAVIES, sole agent Of
Royal Havana Lottery,
Post Office box 1908,
New York.
Extraordinary reduction in prices
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LEGAL NOTICES.
IN HER MAJBsTY's COURT OF PROBATE dRELAND),
the principal registry.

l. the principal registry. -
In the good; Of William Robert Morgan supposed to Be
Pursuant to an order made in this matter dated the
1lth day OF March 1871 any having
OF the death OF said William Robert Morgan formerly OF
Ravensdale, In the county Of kidare 10 I!cand aier-
quentiy OF windsor near Detroit In Canada west and
sxrcsaid In the month Of August 1858 requested give
suoh he possesses In reference thereto TO
the undersigned solicitora
Or II any person has any knowledge Of the said William
Robert being alive at time since the
month Of August 1859, he IL also requested TO convey
such Information to the under signed stating particularly
last seen or hoard or
Dated this 18th day of March, 1072
CATHCART HEMPHILL Solicitors
l06 Lower Baggot street, Dublin, Ireland
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A RCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIoNEER.
IMPORTANT SALE OF AN ELEGANT
PRIVATE ESTABLISHMENT.

BY JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL,
MONDAY, SEPT 80, AT l01s O'CLOCK,
at the
PRIVATE STABLES Iso WEST SEVENTEENTH ST
TEAM-Team Of elegant bay Horses, long names and
tails, l6,< hands high, years old; very hand
some; free and very stylish drivers; splendid
are without fault, trick or blelnish one OF the
finest carnage teams In the city and warranted
sound, kind and true
LANDAU:1Elegant Landau, built to order by Brewster
COUPE HoRSE-very fnc bay coupe ~ or third Horse
been driven single and as third horse in team ;
l6L hands high, years old, kind, perfect, very
stylish and warranted sound.
PARK PHAEToN..Park Phaeton. in good condition, to
order, by Wood Bros.
TROTTING HOkSE-Bay trotting Horse, 15N hands
high, years old, very Stylish kind and tue in
all harness can trot mile In three minutes and
is warranted sound.
TOP wAGON-Top Wagon, city built, in good order.
ROAD WAGON-No top Road Wagon city built In good
order.
ALSO
Double and Single Harness,
Blankets, Robes, &C., &C.
They Will be on exhibition at the stable above
Saturday and up TO timc OF sale.
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A TTENTION IS INVITED TO SALE OF HORSES AND
n Carriages t At STction' sSr this day, sv,, ey
ITO, liz, ia East Thirteenth street.
THREE FIRST CLASS HORSES, FOR GENTLE.
mems road all superior roadsters and beat
minutes wagons; perfectly safe and gentle for any
to drive and warranted sound.
SPLENDID TEAM BAY ROAD MARES, 15iz HANDS,
6ycars old all day travellers; very stylish and pleasant
drivers and warranted sound, kind and true. Also
Harness and Victoria, in perfect order.
FIFTEEN GOOD WORK, ROAD AND FAMILY
Animals
CARRIA0Es HARNESS, BLANKETS, &C.
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A LAST DAY
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
100000 FOR ONLY $40.
NugvcL eoo ppn nWAv NEW VORK

Tho following One thousand Cash Gfis amounting to
the enormous OF half million Of dollars will be dis
trbuted, by lot among ticket holders, at the GRAND
GIFT CONCERT authorized by special act Of tho Legsa
of Kentucky for the benefit Of the Public Library at
Louisville, KY, on SATURDAY, Sept 2s, 1871
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NNROTTING AT FLEETWOOD PARK.-ON FRIDAY
September a. at three p. MA match for 81 0OO mil
heats, best In s. in harness.
J. Pauling enters b. &. George.
D. Pier enters ch. m. Grace Bertram.
Same Day.
Match for $500; mile heats, best In 5, in harness
NJ. Roden enters b. g. Castle Boy.
John Murphy enters b. 8. Charley Green.
WIN. n. VAN COTT, Superintendent
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VxrANrFp-A AT TARRyrOwN, FOR SIX MONTHS OR
w YEAR small Ces.gs y good . SSasS" ana xh,css com
win iers which must Be moderate, and full leserp'
lion. X. bux 2l5 Herald 0nce
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rsst pea Please S return to l. JEWEff Fourteenth
street
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DEDDIES TURF COMMISSION AGENCY (sSTAB-
L lished 1880, No. Hanover street, Edinburgh, Scot
Member Of ratersalls Victoria and Albert Clubs &C.
Bells ufs December 1s7G"Gommissions o@s9d ions may be
Sporting Lie December TO- is7o-"xr James Peddie is
Sporting Gazette, December a. ls7o"we have never re.
cciyed any complaint respecting Mr. Pedde, nor heard
sportsman, July 2S is6s-we consider Mr.. Pedde per-
Sporting Times February g. 1s7o-'You may send your
commissions with perfect safety to Mr.. Pedde."
Mr. James Pcddc In introducing himself to the patrons
Of the turf In America bcgg to call attention to the fact
that he has been established eight years and as will be
mission Agent IN 3rest Britain Is q the highest NJ
Pcddc devotes his attention exclusively to the i'm
porant events Of the the two next being the
Cesarewich October g. and the Cambridgcshire
October - On these, operations extensive and
commissions can be undertaken to any amount.
Recent regulations as regards money orders render
from Scotland to America simple and uncxpensve,
while postal and elegraphic facilities expedite TO the ut
most correspondence between the two countries In
addition, therefore, to sending definite commissions by
mail person desiring to transact business with subse
quent views, may remit certain sum deposit and
afterwards telegraph Or write insructions Those who
observance Of his thoroughly tested principles OF
Quoting business-scrupulous attention, considcrate
treatment liberal prices and prompt settlement Money
orders to be made payable to James Pcddic Edinburgh,
Scotland and bank orders to be made payable to City of
Address Mr.. JAMES PEDDIE, No. Hanover street.
Edinburgh. Scotland.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-19

Present Arrangement.

=
Northern worcester County. Vermont and New IIamp-
Manchester. Concord and Nashua n H. Lowell Ieom-
mister Lancaster, West Boylson, Oakdale and Clinton
closes at a m and 1880 due at 95 a m and I y m.
Fitchburg closes al q, lO.i5 m and $3.50 pm. Due at
and p IN.
Gardner and Vt and Mass. r. closes at $50, 1915
IN and p m. Due g m and and ON,
Prnceton East Princeton and West Sterling, close at
S,50 IN. Due at 9,l5 a m.
CITY OF Boston, close at $50 and I'm, lis and
m Due at $50 and 1850 m, $3.50 4.30 $50 and 1880 m.
Boston and Worcester Way Maii, close at am and
m Due at 9,l5, 1880 m and 4,30 pm.
=, Name Eastern New Hampshire and Eastern Massa-
chusets, close at $50 and M LIS. and m. Due
at $50 M $50 and 1880 m;
Rhode Island, close at $50 and II am and 1907 M
Due at 10 a m. 2,l5 and 6,SU m.
way Mail on tie Providence and Worcester railroad
close ~ 5,3O m. Due At 9,45 am.
Milln9ry, Whiimsyille, East Douglas, Blackstone
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-19

A MURDER AT SEA.-Between three and four
months ago Edward Richards, aged sixteen, a
seaman on the barque F. H. Moore, of Boston,
killed another seaman named John Moss, aged
twenty. The barque was then on whaling
voyage off the coast Of Africa. The two, who
had been fast friends, quareed while at dinner,
and Moss struck Richards heavy blow on the
jaw, when Richards retaliated with knife, in
tiictinS wound in the breast, from which Moss
died in half an hour. Richards was put in irons,
and the barque sailed for st. Helena, where the
L. consul was notified of the affair. Captain
Bassett, master of the barque, was directed to
deliver Richards TO the U. 5. marshal OF Massa-
chusetts, on arrival home, but before the vessel
sailed he escaped through the connivance of the
second mate. He was recaptured some time
after, and sent to the United States by the Brit
iSh barque Actea, which arrived at New York
on Wednesday, aud was Immediately placed in
Ludlow street jail Richards admits the fact OF
killing Moss, but says the blow was accidental
and unintentonal, arising from his throwing up
his hand 10 preserve his balance after the blow
from Moss.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-19

IHE CHARLES RIVER MuRDER.-suce the
arrest Of Nj. Alley for the murder Of Abiiab
Ellls' additional evidence has been gathered
which makes the chain Of evidence agains. him
more complete. Early Wednesday morning
when Alley was leaving his stable with his team
in which tbere were four barrels, his son and
another man were present, and his son noticed
thar the front Of bis shirt was covered with
blood, and asked his father what was the matter.
lie replied that il was nothing except that he
struck horse. The other man got into the
wagon, and IN selecting place to ride moved
one OF the barrels which he found empty, and
took bold Of another 10 move it aud found il
was heavy. Alley quickly said 10 him Here.
II you are going 10 ride with me get over on the
sea" and the man did 50. Ii was shortly after
this that they met another man, 10 whom Alley
paid the $50, about which something has been
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said, its significance consisting in the fact that
he had said he was short Of money the previous
day. The axe with which the body of Mr.. Ellis
was cut up has not been found, but II is known
that Mr. Alley purchased one at a hardware
store on Washington street on the S1st of DC
fOhpr.
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1870 CHESHIRE K ASHUEJCT

TNIH UH lloHIRE ASHUELNT
MENT-Commeneing MONDAY, June 8, 1872
trains leave orcester Foster Street Depot at $50
i45 and Ills n, and 20 m; Fitchburg at 9l5am
Bellows Falls
Making connections at Bellows Falls with Rutland IL
Burlington R for Rutland Saratoga. Burlington &c
Also, with VT. Central R Il for Windsor White River
Junction connecting with Conn and Passun psc Ryer
Railroad Montpelier St. Adams, Rouses Point Cgdens-
Tickets to all points north for sale al No Foster 81
WOrceSter-J. BARNARD. Agent. ~
Fare as low as By any route and distance less
~ Pullman Sleeping Cars Night Trains for West
and North. R STEW RT Snn'f
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Railroads.

PROVIDENCE & WORCESTER RAIL
day Sept. L. 1872.
Express Train, stopping only at Woonsocket and Tx
2.l5 p. m. '
decomposition Trains will leave Worcester for Provi-
dence and way stations at I30 (exp from WOonsocket
and ll5O n M, 100 teNp. from WOonsoeket) and $50
p. m. ~ ~ w.
Providence for Worcester and way stations, at TAO
The 7,40 m (maiD and , Is pm (express) trains
from Providence, and the lO.lj a m (eNpress) and
4OO unaill and 6,3g m trains from Worcester, con
meet al Worcester Junction with trains TO and from
clinton titchburg. Rutland Saratoga. Montreal Nashua
Lowell Lawrence Concord and the White Mountains !;
North or West - 1855 f
points. ~ " ga tP0 cans
me worcester trans except express and $50 m
S9ec at oonsocket Junction with trains TO and from
mlnvIu and at Waterford with trains OF the BOSTON,
Hartford and Eric railroad.
SPECIAL TRAINS.
Leave providence for Waterford 800 m and l. 05 m
Gonnecllng Immediately with trains for Southbridge
Putnam and Norwich ''"e"
Leave Providence for WOOnsoCket ut 10 90 n n,
Leave Noonsockct for Providence at 300 m no n II,
Leave Providence for UXbridge at 100 pm "
Leave Waterford for Providence at son m
Leave UNbridge for Worcester at lis a m
Trains leave Milford for Worcester and Providence ar
i4u ana llUO m and 40 WoOnsoCket for Milford
at $50 a m, and 1870 and $50 m.
n
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no HORSE OwNERsl-rbo .nno,,.aa

no HORSE OWNERS THE announce
1ish dpeht made short time since, that those who
Mls WISHED horses shOd with the GOODENOUGH SHOE.
SOu1 ue accommodatcd at the shop OF the Street Rail
why company, yea 70 greater increase Of work than
i9de an arrangement has been made between The Good
elohgn Horseshoe Company, and Mr. A, j. BEMIS a.
Market St. whereby he will hereafter al tha Gn,oI
enough Shoes for all who wish them VV'
., H. s. SEARLEs
huol di SUIT Street Railway
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NORWICH AND WORCESTER DT,

NORWICH AND WORCESTER DI,
~ TrI BsI9S b.: H. s and ., R. R., IS72
O''s5 a M Way Passenger Train. Connects at Web
fon VIII VT ,an rom S9uthbridge, and for Bos-
I Sn, ana rroT.denGs; at Norwich with train for
1000 am. Way Passenger Train Connects at Wa.
Gester with trains from Boston, Nashua Fitch
burg Lowell, &c. at Worcester Juncfon WI !.
Western and Providence trains: nj Pntnsri wi WI
s teh f iI"I H. Boston and for Wimantc; Plain
Trans Ior New London and New York Va
5.15 p m. Way Passenger Train. Connects ., w.
cesler with trains from Nashua, Ftchburg Lo W
train from Boston, and trains from Westsrnp res Tss
froHdence and Worcester roads; at Webster Tow tow
and for Willimantic; at Painfcld Junction frai
from from providence and Hartford arrive in season for
~ PASSENGERS from way stations (except
W Wg3s, Ter Pntnam and Daniesonville) for New
train to Norwich -' y" ''' '"Ae tIiIs
7.2O pm. Steamboat Express Train for New yo,L
connects at Worcester with trains from Boston
Concord. Manchester Lowell, Lawrence NasI1a
pole FTa9kn G an "a B9R from e Boston Wal
for New London at % ;S5 p m. Wv Ii
TRAINS GOING NORTH LEAVE NoRwIcH AT
4'1O M Steamboat Express Train for Boston f1stt,
except exc b. Monday connecting at Putnam for Bos,
Jester Tor Boston, birmingham, Lowell Nashua
f IUngoru, Facs9urg NC This train leaves New
500 a. a m way Passenger Train, Connecting at
o I" Hnss junction for ProYdence; at Putnam
hmantici at Worcester Junction ior Springfield
NV WAY WY sta,ions Albany, &c, and Providence;
il'4'' a. m. Way Passenger Train. Connecting at
HarfnrI an wI far p braig from Providence and
Junction in season for trains to Boston,
ter for trans to Boston, Nashua &c "' "0i'e"-
SID n M Way PASSENGER Train. Connects at Nor
Wlch win train from New London; at Plain-
ned junction with train from Providence ana
a U[ h .fa,ioi at InnaW for PROVIDENCE Boston
junction with train for Boston
raavos vo,,,.o, ,o WEBSTER SPECIAL
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ROSTON2AND ALBANY RAILROAD
BOSTON AND WORCESTER DIVISION.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, commencing MONDAY


SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, commencing MONDAY
June 10, 1872 A
PASSENGER TRAINS leave worcester:
For Boston, OF 42O exp, Z, 1925 exp and 945 m and
lil 325 exp, 3.55 exp, 4.30. 500 and 955 eXp D M
The 42g m. and 1925, 355 and 955 IN trains start
from washington square station; all others from Foster
For Grafton, Wesboro, Southville. CordayiIle and
Ashland at and 9.45 a IN, lao, 1 30 and 6 d M ' ~
For South Framingham, APO L 8 25, and 9i5 m 40
1926. 3j5. 49, and 9.55 m. " i A'V'
For Milford at and 9l5 am l. 40 395 and A ANN,
For Natck at and 9.45 m. 40, 4 30 and 6 n m "
FOR wellesley, Granville, West Newton Newton
ana Bright3n Mt and 945 m, 4.3O, IN. Pas,
train to Natick, and there change TO the SavnnyIs
wards. ea ''''ei
The go train runs every day except Monday; all
Others every day except Sunday
SUNDAY Express from Albany leaves Washington sd .
station at IS Il for Boston. as
,N nunGay NAL leaves Washington 50. station 23O M
TRAINS LEAVE BOSTON as follows.
for WORCESTER at 5, I, $50 exp, exD II a N, I an
EXPRESS $50 express to Framingam $50 express . On
ox For New York via Springfield, exp. a m, 3 exp.
New New York, via Norwich, $50 esp.pm
Grafton. 5, 4, VI m. 1870 30 M
Westhoro 3, I. II m. 1870 4 80. $50 exp n m
SoulhVliIe, I, II m $50. 4.20 pm
GSShFGaS}Ile; 2 + i II m 30 53O pm.
South Framingham, 5. T. $50 exp, and q exn Han
II pm. ~ ~ 'N'' o'fo' " exp,
,Natick, l. 10, Il M 1880, 2l5 L. 5, $50 5.55 Gas II
Milloury I am 400 pm,
SaNonvil c, 10 M $50 D m.
MlIlord ! NY exp. exp. m, 2l5 exp 1880 exp n m,
an outward trains run daily eXreDt Sunday F ? ''
sunday Aail leaves Boston at $50 n m stonnino t W
SeWt0h south Birmingham, Worcester West proot :"
nGH Palmer and Springfield arrives in New York at IN
"n' T. u Y SSELL, Sup't. Springfield
A. 4 ct Grnpf n
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ne occupants oil the room over the late Prof
Hadleys study were once Interrupted Will,
boxing and rolling dumb bells over the floor
BY gentle tap at the door. Alter the customa
~ come in, the door was slowly opened b,
the old professor who said, with a smie,in hi,
peculiar hating way, young gentlemen,
would be pleased to see you in my room at any
time, but would rather have you come ii
through the door than the ceiling"
Rockville has just had an aggravated case oil
youthful depravity, Willie Milne, IA year; o.
age, endeayOring to Outrage the daughter Of 1
respectable citizen, aged 10, in her father
house The boy has been sentenced to three
years at the reform school.
Tie Rev. Edmund Darrow, OF Waterford
made considerable stir the other day, thinking
somebody had stolen his pocket book from under
h5 pillow while he slept. After sending to New
London for detective, il was found he had
pushed the pocket book inside instead of under
the pillow
RHODE ISLAND.
ne body Of Miss Mary Taylor was found in
MN french at Harrisyie, Warwick. Sunday
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On and after Monday, Nov. 18th.

satonJ Tor Gardner and wav stations at 500 AM 10 40
80 ana ~ r NJ connecting with all trains on the Yer
T0ht ana Massa3husetts Railroad and from Hoosac
d,umnel Hreenheld, BattlcborOugh and inermediat @
stations and at Greenfield and CIRCUITS Corner with
uaS noft ana south Passengers Tor Barre VIII tax
the i.45 p. N. train from Worcester.
TRAINS LEAVE GARDNER for Worcester and ,yav
sullon az 5.35, Sl5 ii 45 A. NJ, and 4.3G NJ making
or terminating at Worcester. 's
Stages leave Holden for Barre Rutland West Rutland
COuhrouk, Smithville and Oakham at 20 p NJ Prince,
ton from AZ trains TO the Mountain Houses Hun
Dardston station for IlubbardstOn, from an trans
Hardner for East Templet0n ut 1855 NJ and will do
in connection with stages. N' ''
Oflce with Boston II Albany r. r.
lel7 DIT n n SApGENr Sun,. -
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Greeley carried two towns in the state, Glas-
en6ury and Brunswick, the one in the extreme
southwest corner, and the other in the north
cast corner
The proposition before the legislature to re-
fund the commulation money paid to drafted
men has been killed for the session.
There has been considerable opposition in the
eastern townships OF franklin county against
the Dill now pending making an appropriation
for new courthouse at st. Adams; but the
matter seems Likely to be settled By the offer OF
81 Aloans TO pay $4,000 if the county will
pay $4,000.
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WORCESTER AND srRINGFIELn nIv1s1nN

,NORt,fSIER AND SPRINGFIELD DIVISION
Leave Worcester for Albany ana Wav Sis shMIoNs
cOmmOcatiOn) at & IS am "' '''''iViiS thc-
pm. ' '''" va M anu 81
For Albany (express) s.; for New York and Alho,,.
SgMp;1 "? m, and i;SO and 1925 m New Yo,i,
nun1ay NAL leaves at 1905 m. Sleeping cars VIII
ee npringheid Tor Rochester daily connecting vii
LetN N Springfield for Worcester at2 H. lIsOam 85
Si 10 Exp, I STU eXD. I'M. Albany sunday eynresg
oSu NJ sunday mail Fps Il IN tNIOpiayl 10y P'e'''
" kAILRoAD CONNECTIONS At AlbanvswItb The Nav
p0rh Cei'tii Troy ant Grecnbush ana Hudson River
i IVtus. AZ SIalham with the Harlem and Hudson
n H b9S 4 i and Lebanon Springs RAILROADS. At State
LluS WIN me Housatonic Railroad, AT Pittshrd win
the Pittsteld and North Adams and Honsatonic
a. a, Mestnea with the New Haven ana Northampton
hufoal Al Springfield with the Hartford New Haven,
ana Springfield, and Connecticut River Railroads A.
rTaner with the New London Northern railroad a.
worcester Junction with the Providence and WorCesto
Worcester ana Nashua and Norwich and Worceste !,
Hh5t.IIoads. Az South Famlngham with the I5osion
CLINTON and Fitchburg, Milford and South Framtng,ain
ana Lo"eh railroads. c. o. RUSSELL
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lel7 d n h. SARGENT supt. e,
EITCHBURG & WORCESTER r. r.
y SUMMER ARRANGEMENT = Cnmmnnclnr M.

ter ~ w. "OiNe7
Leave Fitchbnrg am, 1850 and 5 5Opm.
south flchbur' sos m, 1854 and 554 D M
Ieominster, SIP u m, | 90 and 600 n M
Gates Crossing, SIT a m, | % and O7 u m
iratt s junction, S26 m, LIS and & Is D M
Sterling Center, S.33 m, l2O ali g. Opm.
Passenger Trains Tor Fitchburg-
Leave Worces ter, 6 30 and u l5 M and On IN
SSiieIiIilng Junction, 1907 and II 81 m and 90 NJ
nntetlnS centre, ~ and 1905 p M and s OS n H.
TIalt $ Junction 20 m, and Y IA and g. Id n m
I"tvs Cttossllng 20 an, 1922 and 52I pm.
9 Ppt r iicnn1urg, 81 m, u 30and5 81 pm
% n n, 20 ooESECfioNs-The $50 and Ills m and
nIU1 III ~ Lils rom Worcester connect M Fitr,bure
ali no Tf Cm@sg and Rutland and Burlington Il r iof
with te v r,, u wa west; also, connect at Fitchburg
j p V Vnont and Massachusetts, r. Il for Greenfield
NY rb nt I 66 ehoro and Intermediate stations
n H. o'W m ana u 80 m train from Fitchlnrp CON
HVc, ~ WOrces er with Boston & Worcester Proydenee
" W. " oltes9tSi Norwich Worcester Railroads and
field. " ~" i"iN anu the Nes' wa SPRING
le 29v m train from Fltchburg connects al Wor-
Sa,er Wlil'Norwlch Worcester Steamboat Train Tor
Ne NV, loik via New London. II. A. BLOOD Sup't
ohce Fitchhurg & Worcester r. '' 'F -
fitchburg NAV l. 1871
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pACIFIC MAIL S. S. COZ through line
a to California and China. Fares greatly reduced
steamers leave Pier No. AZ North River foot OF Canal
street, at u O'Clock, noon on the
10TH, 20rH AND S0TfI.
except when these days fall on Sundaythen the day
previous.
November II. Steamer HENRY CHAUNCEY Can't.
A q. GRAY for Aspinwan direct connecting AT Paia.
ma wit, with steamer SACRAMENTO, Captain FARMS
All departures connect at Panama with steamers for
Central American and South Pacific ports Departure
of 18th touches at Kingston, jamaica
FOR JAPAN AND CHINA-An extra steamer will
leave San Francisco Novemberl6 lS72
One hundred pounds baggag allowed each adult
tendance free. N az
For Freight or Passage Ticket. or furthernormation
apply at the cOmpany's ticket office on the Wharf 10 f.
X. BABf, Agent; to RICE, WHITING Il BULLOCK
corner nam ana Pearl streets, Worcester; or to agents
for New England G. l. r. tRTT. llpT & 90 4'
nl3 diff III I;rnad strolt p,,StIj
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Money Sent without Danger Of Loss

MONEY ORDERS for any amount not exceeding $50
OH one order, will be issued on deposit at this office and
payment of the following fees:
On orders not exceeding $40. ........... 10 cents
over S29 and not exceeding S3O...........l5
Over $50 " ~ S4O...........2O
Over sac " $50 ...g5
Swiss International Postal Money Orders issued at
this office at domestic rates.
On United States Treasury Notes or National Bank
Notes only received or paid,