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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-17

PREHISTORIC REMAINS IN OHIo.-Having q
little leisure time at our disposal a fow days
since, we visited the singular cave described by
Rutland correspondent in the Telegraph few
weeks since. 1t is situated on the farm of Mr..
John Bradford, little east of the road leading
from Pomeroy to Rutland, and about two and a
half miles distant from Pomeroy. The cave is
not dissimilar 10 those which can be found all
about this region, at the head of ravineS, or
rather where streams head up against the sand
stone ledge which lies above the coal strata
Generally, in such cases, there is a stream of
water coming down from the hillside and falling
over the rock oyerhanging the cave. In the cave
in question, there is sufficient space beneath the
overhanglng rock TO afford shelter to at least a
hundred men in rain or other storm. From
its appearance we judge that it has some time
Deen used by bar6arouS people as dwelling
place, probably tor long series of years as the
quantity OF wood ashes deposited there is enor-
nous. We saw hole dug in the bed at least
four feet IN depth, without reaching the bottom
Animal bones abound all through this deposit
wherever it has been penetrated, among which
| those Of the deer can frequently be recognized
| we were shown one bone which had evil
| IDENTIFY once been in the leg of a huge
bird, to which there is still attached
a large spur somewhat similar to those
OF a game cock. Human remains have only
been found IN one place, where three corpses an
pear to have been buried side by side, their
heads TO the east, but a foot or so beneath the
surface, and that in the ashes. Some pieces of
pottery, of a peculiar kind, were brought up by
the same blow OF the mattock that brought
forth human skull, leading the man who was
| engaged in the work to suppose that the skull
mad been encased in the pot at the time ofburial
| We have number Of pieces of this pottery now
IN our office 1t is totally unlike any pottery
| we have ever seen. 1t is of dark color, almost
black, and seems to have been formed of a &C.
ment of some kind. When broken it shows lit
tie PARTICLES resembling mica. Clay seems to
have formed no part of the materials entering
INTO Its composition. 1t is much harder than or
binary pottery, and evidently much more dura-
Die, AL one end of the cave was a mortar. ey
cayated in d hard sandstone rock, from the m
per strata, and parties who had been familiar
with the place before it was known to contain
such deposits say that stone peste was found
there lew years ago, in immediate proximity
10 the mortar We are informed that Mr.. Brad.
ford designs cleaning out the cave for the mr.
pose OF enrching his land with the deposit of
ashes and bones; in which case doubtless, some
iuI further light may, be gained in regard 10 the
habits of those who once inhabited the place -
P0meroy (0) Telegraph
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-17

A San Francisco paper publishes communi-
cation, purporting 10 come from the spirit of
George Washington, denouncing the expendl-
ture of so large a sum as $150O0,O 900 for the cen.
ennal celebration, In Philadelphia, us simply
ridiculous. He recommends "a much better
PLAN" that the sum be divided among $4,000
families, excluding any who are addicted to
strong drink, and that they be called "the Cen
tennials, the Children ofthe Government"
A loon, shot on the wing in Madison, wis,
fell into the face Of u baby in its mothers arms
and nearly killed H.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-17

Banking House.
VIM. H. MORSE. ...............B BANKER.
4s6 Main Street, corner of Pleasant
Has opened Office for the purpose of doing General
Banking and Commission Business
BUYS and Sells Government Securities Railroad and
other Bonds, Gold and Coupons.
Executes orders at New York and Boston Stock
Boards.
Drafts payable at sight available in all parts OF
Europe.
IS AGENT FOR EUROPEAN STEAMERS.
NEGOTIATES BUSINESS PAPER.
"a Business hours same as Banks of the city.
REFERENCES BY PERMISSION.
Hon; GRO; W. RICHARDSON, President City National
Bank. Worcester
CALVIN FOSTER, ESQ., Worcester
w. ID. Forces, ESQ. President National Bank of Re
demptiOn Boston.
BREWSTER, SWEET d Co., Bankers, Boston.
WALKER. ANDREWS u Co, Bankers, II Wall street,
New York City.
WIN BENNETT, ESQ, Hubbardston, Mass
LEVI Haywood, ESQ., Gardner, Mass.
CHARLES HEYwOoD, ESQ, President First National
Bank Gardner, Mass.
Worcester, May i5 1872. d3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-17

Pretty styles in Bonnets and Hats at Rochos.
large and most complete assortment of very desir-
able goods,:at Rocgr,s
l3S Main street told No 3OO
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-17

COKE.
TINS CHEAP AND MOST DESIRABLE FUEL for Mnnuinc-
turing purposes and Family Use, is Offered 70 the
public, In quantities to suit at the following Reduced
One Cindron Of So bushels. ."...........ss.e
OneIlalf do. II =" ........,......... 2.5O
bushel. -,
Payments may be made and orders It's VII
be issued only at the once Of the Company, NO. n.h
Block, Foster st., up stairs dtf Jus
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-17
Speclal Notice.

DR. MANSFIELD has returned after two years absence
IN Europe and resumed his practice 1t will be remem
oered that Dr. Mansfield the only regular physician
ana the most successful practitioner that we have had
among us, who has the treatment of Intricate and
chronic diseases specially.
LANES and gentlemen should call upon him and con-
SUIT nm this advice is reeJ before consulting Qaqeks
VINO ADVERTISE flaming advertisements and disgusting
language to deceive those who by ignorance NAV call
upon them. To young and old Dr. Mansfield has alread,
introduced his new and improved method or treating all
Chronic Diseases and difficult cases with perfect
and in short time. DIR. Mansfield Will treat successuI
all diseases of the Lungs, Liver and Kidneys and ner
feet satisfaction guaranteed. Can on, or address
c. MANSFIELD, NJ. D.,
44 Main St, cor. Pleasant Worcester, Mass
NB' Side entrance on Pleasant ST. dtiel4. mill
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-17

1T IS AN ESTABLISHED FACT, that Consumption can
be cured but it is far better prevent the cruel disease
from fastening itself the SYSTEM by the timely use of
remedy like Dr.. Wistdr'S Balsam Of Wild Cheyry
This standard preparation will speedily cure cough or
cold, aSd even Consumption often yields to its great
power. deop&wlw mis-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-17

DR.. y uIihu's HydrastIc CompOuud is invol-
liable in diseases of the Kidneys and Urinary Organs
serious pathological changes generally preceded by
WORTHY w8gfthy Of notice The golden opportunity lost the
disease We advise the invalid to give this excellent
remedy r. al For circulars and testimonials OF cure
For sale by Druggists " ~ ~
api7 dapl7myi, II ,jel, i /, jy3&wjyi2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-17

A FRAGRANT BRsArn AND PEARLY TEETH are easily
attained and those who fall to avar themselves of the
means, should not complain when accused of gross
neglect. The sOzoDoNr will speedily eradicate the
cause of foul breath, Identifying preserving the teeth
to the oldest age, dw&F mis-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-17

Langley's Rect aud n erb sIIIters No drngs
o no persons nothing deleeous nothing bul good healthy
ooth anu herbs such rs Sarsaparllla Wild Cherry yell
low DOCK, Prekly Ash 1hOroughwort, Mandrake, Rhn-
natDl Dahdelon. &c compounded 10 reach the
fountains Of disease, and absolutely all HuInors
LAYER ana Bilious Diseases, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Cos
uveness, Scroiua, and all difficulties arising ffom dis
eahed stomach or impure blood. Twenty years OF I'M
ryaled success has proved them them to he the best
medicine IN the world. GEO. G. GOODWIN a Co,
Boston, and all druggists. deOp&wl6w roo
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-17
A Gard.
l. L ACH & CHURCH,

matche e. ,l Hair Dye.-Ths superb Hair Dive
Is the Cest ~ Me oodherfectly harmless reliable and
instantaneous no disappointment no Tidcn,,s ,i ~
q dlsagreeaDe oder The genuine WIN x BatchcIor's
nAr Dye produces tmmedidteiy q splendid Back ar
Natural Browni leaves the hair clean so1 beani1n'
does not sohn particle of lead or any Injurious com
Pouhu' Soi" ny AL Druggists Factory, 10 Bond a. N
l. dyr wi u
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-17

United States lurrencv ''s'''ssss..lll-N
new 5s........ '''' liz III
western Union Telegraph company 5Sk
racine Mail steamship company daYyrS
\. I. Central Hudson River cOnsolidated' 20
40 do do do scrin SSi2
'iiV ram odu. .:...-.-.............,,..... Esif
- DO preferred. ....,..,.,..' '''''''''SSah
, t1i'" !. =. - ...'......,,.......,..lg5
nilenlgan Central railroa i......,.' liz
Tfun,, D., 49,. 80 .....,,...,.Ilq
,luOll facihc railroad Stock. Yy,y
h"Ae ohore Michigan Southern Il Il, S4s.
Illinois Central railroad ....,,',''''''''''''';M
cleveland and Pittsburg railroad a.
N"Saso anu NoithWestern railroad ex-iIy IL
90 40 do nret - Wv a.
SleSeand Columbus Cincinnati railroad 'S ais
New jersey Central railroad i'i0"u' ;SdS
NS,uncaR9 ana ROCK Island railroad Inv
4hii"aukee ana ST. Paul railroad - az
riaap -, 40 pref. ....,,. y0i.
ioiedo and Wabash railroad ''''''''''';dSA
. do do prnC ''''''''''''iD
Fort Wayne and Chcaao rpni1,r,o,,,ii'''.'''..,.@
Alton and Icrre llaute railroad vs.. '''''''''geH
rt,I...., -, 40 preferred . "a
Nhlcag0 and Alton railroad ''''''''''';W
do nreteyrsii ''''''''''.....,.,ll0
0hlo and Mississippi railroad ,,''''''''''"lis
Hartford and Erie railroad ~. ''''''''''''fa
columbus Cincinnati az Ind Central u -
burlington and Quincy ralironJ - ~ '''iiSVGH
Hannibal and 81 Joseph K x - '''"''iSSSS
central Pacific gold bonds ~ 1870 in5u
Union Pacific skies. .... -. ''''''"'S NJ
ss t4s M
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-17

tanned an altitude OF fifteen feet. 1t is still
growing at the rate of about sixteen inches
day, aud will continue to do so for about three
weeks longer, when all its upper portion win
become clothed with mass OF magnificent bell
shaped blossoms of purest white, hanging in
dense clusters, and extending for space of not
less than four feet from the apex downward. A
large price has been paid by the purchaser for
this magnificent specimen, which can hardly
fail Of attracting great attention during the pc
Rod of its ilorescenCe
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-17

Geo; -. Hoppin a. co., Commission Merchants
hu ueierH IN Flour, Corn Rye Oats Malt Meal oT nlI
Nmis, fine and Coarse Feed Llnseed OH Meal -
jazz uu Mechanic ST. Worcester Mass,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-17

TRUTH AND PeETRY.-MiItOn puts into the mouth Of
Lucfer, in Paradise Lost these memorable words
ITO BE WEAK is MISERABLE"
Never a truer sentence written than this-sup-
posed to be wrung the Archaend in his impotence
and agony. Every victim of debility or of that
depressing anguor which is of the accomplishments
of dyspepsia and bousness testify to the misery Of
mind and body which they involve. The motive power
of the system partially paralyzed the mind haunt
ed by anxiety and fear and the sufferer is as incapable
Of applying himself theoretically any kind of business
as if hewere under the benumbng influence of catalep
sy. This terrible mental and physical condition need
not however be endured for fortyeigh hours by any
human being. PLANTATION BITTBRs is an absolute
specific for all the torments which dsranged stomach
dsordered liver, and shattered nerves, supernduce
mil wlt&deoplw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-17

Judge Stanley Matthews of Cincinnati was
one OF the early and honest friends of the lib
eral republican" movement. He believed that
political and administrative reforms were needed,
and that the gathering at Cincinnati would help
them forward. In his speech, on taking the
chair as temporary president Of the convention,
he made this statement: "And SO, gentlemen,
in every department Of the government, the slow
poison Of corruption, only not sufficiently slow,
seems TO have peryaded the whole civil and
political administration of the country, from the
head to the foot" A personal friend of Judge
Matthews, having read his speech, wrote to him,
calling his attention to this sentence, and ex-
pressing the hope that when he should have
calmly considered the statement, he would re-
gret having made it. This brought from Judge
Matthews the following answer.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-17

MOONLIGHT WALKS should be followed by a stiff dose
Williams Extract Jamaica Ginger
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-17
Ie Following answer:

o,
ny Dear Sir; Nothing connected with the
recent dlssra' cd and dsgraceful convention at
TINS place has given me SO much pain as your
note calling my attention TO statement taken
from speech Of mine, pointed with the inter
probation you evidently put upon it. Allow me
10 the flrst place to say that was put forward
as temporary chairman OF that convention with
out an hours notice, and that consequently
what said was totally unprecedented; and m
the next place, that the extract You make and
which, If had intended to be taken in its literal
sense, would be justly a matter of regret that it
had been uttered, does not represent the truth of
my sentiments. On the contrary, | have no
reason TO believe, and never have believed,
tnat personally the present administration
were gullly oil corrupt conduct or motives,
ahu ought TO have expressed myself so as
10 nave avoided any such charge. What was
sulNlhg 70 say had reference 10 the general cor
IuptiOh OF our public political life peryading il
~ every department, whereby personal and par
enus seemed 10 be substituted for the public
Spou, aud the latest and best illustration of
9n'en, avn Tree to say, is now to be found in
tue aoiioh Ol the very convention in the pres
ehoe Vi winch this declaration was made. | am
Eieaiiy chasrined at the whole matter, my own
participation m il included; and have concluded
PS'uaps not sufficiently soon, that as polti-
olah ahu presid maker ! am not success.
slealg regret that have given cause Of offense
~ 9ou, Ahd TO many other personal friends,
mhose integrity may have seemed TO have aues-
uOhed1 Dut which ] can assure YOU was the far
lhest from my thought / hope you will be able
10 regard II as though IL had never been said.
Very respectfully your friend,
STANLEY MATTHEW'S
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-17

Foreign Markets.-tBv Atlantic Ceble.1
LONDON, May l6.-Consols 9SH. Bonds firm; u S.
52s 1862 9Oi do. 1865, old Gil do. 1861 $751; o. s. ten
fortIes 49,
LIVERPOOL, May le.-Cotcn firm; middllng upands
IL a lid: do Orleans TX @ll% sales $4,000 bales OF
Whloh J,phO were tor speculation and export.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-17
Save the ChiIdren.
In the city or Country,
No Family should be without a box of
sANDFoRD'S COMPOUND HAMAMELIs.


This most perfect preparation of highly medicinal
sruD equally good for Man Beast and Il sold every
Where ~ BY cents and 81 10 Box lis virtues IN all
eases ~ Inflammation are celebrated. while its curative
properties are uncqualled in all cases OF Burns Car
9nhcles; rheumatism. Scratches. Rlngbone, Ghahng,
Lumbago, Bols, Cuts, Sores Files ~
All Druggists sell it,
"hNho POTTER, General Agents, Boston, Mass
de0p&w W M Il ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-17
W d. sHATTUCK & co.
DIR. i. NJ. Harlan

s''''''''.''''........... GENERAL AGENTS,
my2 dr,ThS&weow3m % Nassau Al Na,, yor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-17

runs through one of the richest portions of Illinois
u Indiana connecting Chicago by the shortest
WIN the celebrated Block Coal fields of Indiana and by
oi Evansville and NashviIe.wthithe entire South
us mortgage debt is SIS 500 to the mile The road is al
ready earning after all operating expenses are maid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-08
BOARD OF POLICE JUSTICES
The Changes Mado ut the Late Special
Meetfmn.

At the special meeting Of the Board of Police
Justices held Thursday afternoon the following
changes were made Interpreter OF the Court Of
Special Sessions salary 81, $780, George Held vice ].
W. Rckie removed; subpoena servers, salary 81 500.
Joseph Moore, vice Joseph Shaw, James m. Baker,
vice Robert II. Racey, and Lawrence collins, vice
Mr.. Robert johnson, who has been 80 long and
honoraby with the Court as its cnieI cerK' wa nov
removed. % reported yesterdaYs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-08

caravan bearing the ivory and gum Of the American
Consular Agent at Khartoum. Wepassed the greet
"wHEIE Is BAKERY,
"IIe Is sixty days from Khartoum."
''On the Garzchal River"
''What Is he doing there ?"
Building settlement and annexing lands"
This made about the tenth person we had inter-
rogated about Baker since leaving Cairo, and every
one had told a different story, had given him diff
ferent situation and had ascrbed to him a different
purpose. As to Livingstone II were worse than idle
TO ask any native trader of his whereabouts for
his name is utterly unknown in this country.
venture to say that Sir Samuel Baker himself is the
only man at present in Ethiopia who knows DIR.
Livingstone even by reputation. Upon
APPROACHING MOORAD
we were met by an escort under command OF the
Sheik Of the Wells the venerable Mahomet Ashed.
were were ANGST
and were really handsome Ababdahs. Their fea-
lures were generally so regular and graceful that
they looked efeminate in the face. The Sheyks son
was particularly attractive. His hair grew closely
on his head, as the tbres OF a clothes-brush are
fastened to its body, and 1t was cut as to resem
BILE the light waterfall Of an American miss. The
Sheyk was very proud OF his boy, and boosted that
his son could ride rom Korosko to Aboo,hammed
Of desert etiquette. The sheyk formed his
While he aternatev rode VII, Us and With his COM
mand. At four O'Clock in the afternoon we passed
what Mrs. Petherck has termed 1.-THE garden OF the
DESERT" and which Is painful misnomer There
are few lofty palms, probably two hundred,
stretching eastward and westward, at the foot OF
the mountains, behind which lies the Moorad set
tlement They bear bitter dates which are not
eatable. A few were plucked for the party. They
were hard and tasteless Pushing ahead, we passed
through narrow denle cut In slate formation.
The deposits were very rich and abundant, the
qualification being regular and the slate itself Of
beautiful pea green. We now rode to westward
some five miles, aud at nine O'Clock In the evening
we passed the stone huts or Moorad, having made
more than half our distance U23 niles in orty-one
riding hours. and byouacked close by the natron
wells.
THE sKEYK
Is q very dignincd and kindly old man, and has
served at Moorad by government appointment
for twenty-three years. He wears grayish
beard, and resembles the elder Tying, OF
st. Georges church in New York. He brought
US camels' milk To drink, and then led
us to the wells They are simply surface cxcava-
tons, with the brackish water filling the reservoirs,
and which, when exhausted by the camels, IL re-
filed by the natural 1ow The village consists OF
four stone huts, six feet high and about twenty feet
long, and here the Sheyk lives with his family Old
Addison OF the only one-our cook, was here.
seriously injured by some indiscreti0n on the part
OF camel, who Kicked him In the nose, and his
place was supplied 0d tn<ertm BY Ibrshim. one Of
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29
Gonntrn properin 10 Ect.

A HOUSE, Rooms, good Stable, II Acres,
N one hour BY HevJeey Central Railroad Rent 500 annu
Also House Land 500 per House 10 Rooms
Acres 500 Other Houses with improve nen
900 TO 800 furnished J. c. FREEMAN l62 Broadway
ORANGE, n. j., A SPECIALTY.-Can on
~ HAMILTON & WALLIS a complete printed List 81 Fur
nishel aud nurnbed HOUSES for RENT 9Nan ST. cor Pine
,JNO LET-Rent, S350-A large COTTAGE,
near ST. Johns Church Clifton Island. Apply to WM b.
TOWNSEND 40 Broadway y. Y, Room 49,
TJYO LET-At Passaic, n. j. bridge StatiOn).
Il a neat COTTAGE, rooms: rent $50 Apply q, w
T. b. STEWART, SOS Slrthave., N T.
rINO LET-Grand Summer HOTEL at Norris
A town Address OWNER, Boa 20. Goshen, NeS-lorA
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29


FoaGth.avs. Eutraues 90 Twenty sevenihsL
TRAINS LEAVE YEw.YoRE
& F' & M s .ad and SafssRS E 'Ei i' m i 'HN'
fo s4ord Fairsei4 Southport, and we;POr ll0oA
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20 So th Gr..s.tsh sts I nd DtsInss E 1 saGa a' a
So sSbG.% siS S Tam iS a1e sesYoS Al p L. ''
both springfield Line ,9 sh%Tf TR,S: .S
For Boston via Springfield 8 a. m sndspm
fcI Boston q. Shore Line r:ls and P and pm
F Gonussea R., Rsraa a. m l5 Northampton
fo ~ Iisrsior Providence. and .hE Ra. T ls ,,
FOR Shore Norwich A0d Providence i1'
D. one, NC Haven AMI No,RsGp.pa R.O. m to North
F !15 Ss% sso Haven aaaio~u and wmaHe Railroad A L'
A. FeT F ia HoGssionie Railroad snd p. - w.,.h,-,
For ssasaiuei RAILROAD and 80 Isd n ~asr'a
FS FSI S..SsT .S Rsi. sShTsi % RS
dG G%%rSas MANI Tf.a o. Ias Car attached to ''
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the Depot and Ssr,,sn s X ssI fn Co
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND III HUDSON I i91S
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,o.., 4 % sorthsn and Western Express
AGO o. n Special Express Sn Sat ndA!. ~ y,l os,
400 n Montreal Express wIh sieepnseas no" 'e''i' "''
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81 Eise.ra Fals also Tor Chicago, va poh ana A. T.
Ra.road; and st. LOUIS via Toledo iea'es On S2naA
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M ps yuupag yonssr. sve rom new dspo
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NEW Jersey RAILROAD-FROMF FOOT OF
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ToS s.d TlE WEST, Baltimore, an IL ~ ana Wv
to, the SOUTH $40 800 silver Palace an 70
,n md Iyaehburg s:2u ~heas change 70, 'he
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sx., p.ae, the s3e sud run throagh rom
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p.e, The 6ssp daily and run nrough r
hsb Csauuai Loava and 81 Loss without chang silver
pa, ,srs Az. e 3J and rrn thoaSh rom Nes
Ysrt to Por wsyps chicago without ehs,ss ns M S "''
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COUTH SIDE r. r. OF L. |. f,,,
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Gr,ud.t ferries- New-ferk .u.,
1890 m Aeeomnedsnep 10 bsbssa pn - ., p,...
,1y Psiebesss By stAgr ef Besro sla irs
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New-York tribune., 1872-03-29
Brooklnn Real estate for Sale.

TOR SALE. 21s and 220 Franklin-ave.-2 full
lots HOUSE, 22152; stories aud basement frame hed
al Joytmeuts, walls painted throughout 10 aIsic.ss
fssf ke; TO suis Apply to 3 L HENDERSON,
Z ooa.ls-, y \.