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n Q 2i5N |, AND I WORCESTER DIyI

NORWICH AND WORCESTER Diyf
~ SION b., II. and =. RI, As7l.
l&AiNS G2ING MOUTH, LEAVE NoRCFy-rp "a
S'SJ Way Passenger Iraia tonicti. Al v-ss
ster VITA train from Sowhbrldge ana Tor Soa
tons az tieinue!d Win Trains 90 aipi rp.e W-rt
fo5d, snd Providence; Al Norwich ri X vail. ~,
- New London from Fest Side staIon '
iV"S ~ May Passenger Train. Cll!1l-cfs Il vr-
eester with trains from Boston, ss,iu7 Fiic.
T9rS, lowell &C; at Worcester auucuon ylit
ea'ern AND Providence trains: 81 guffs 50, g, itE
tram from aostoni at PianGed for TrJy cuce-
x, ; o wen a Win 'EAiNs for Sew london Ii sgs
S's'' n, Nsy Passenger Train. Conuec,- at yJel
cester Win t-2its from Nashua. FicbtuJa, {.og5
sI-, &c az worcester junction VITA E,7se-s
tram rom Boston, and trains from Western md
t.93NlSsthce ana " orcester roads; at Putnam WIN
tfaln from Boston; at Painaeld Junction trs frs
.fon Providence and Hartford arrive in .ea,on IL
Sgn IAN rs.seilgers from way stations eNo Gus
train TO Norwich ' VIM ''"' 'l''
S'Ses m. Steamboat Express Tram for Now. York
connects at Worcester with trains from Boston
concord, Manchester Lowell, Lawrence, Naslls
ElIchntrs, &C; at Putnam from Boston, Wsi
pole Franklin and Blackstone leaves N6rWfcb
for New London at Oils pm.
TRAINS GoIyG NORTH LEAVE NoRwICn At
S1O m. Steamboat Express train for Boston fdaity
tSn IacS 2nIsy3 Geonnectmg at Putnam Tor los
eesteI for Boston, Framingham, vel, Sasiuus
concord, Fltchburg. &c This train caves Ne(s
london 81 1.A6 L. dependent on arrigai ci
SEQ NJ. Way Passenger Train Connecting
Plainteld Junction for Providence; al Putnam
ioT Boston arriving a 1929 am; At WorecscI
junction for Springfield, and way stations Aibs,y
Boston, Nashua, sc.
1l'SS g NJ; Way Passenger Tram. Connecting ct
fiaiEhe!d with train from and for Providence;
arriving Ut " oTcester junction in season for tram
TO Boston Providence, Springfield and AHA ~;
at Worcester tor trains to Boston, Nashua. &c =
S.45 P m Way Passenger Train. Connects at Nor
wen with train from New London. and at PiaI1
ned Junction with train to Providence; at Wor
cester with train for Boston
WEBSTER SPECIAL.
Leaves Webster for Worcester At Goo an.
Leaves Worcester for Webster at 1.:sT pm.
a., :. ct. n. ANDREWS, Supt.
ut' E0rNCh ~ Worcester Division.
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TQ11 CHEsHINE RAIrn0An

1871 CHESHIRE RAILROAD -
- Is WINTER ARRANGEMGNF-Co
ing mon DAY, Dec. %. 1871
Trans leave Worcester, Foster Street pcrct at C3 4
IN lip a. m, and q m; FcnhUrg at a.. "a al d
lows Falls ' 10y > ''-S "'u 10
B$kmg connections at Bellows Falls with Eut,2rf 4
3iIlngi0n K X for Rutland SARATOGA, burlington A =,
ESQ MitG VI Central K. T. for Windsor White River
SuicuOn connecting with Conn and Pas uupsic Rive
Durg. Montreal, &c ' >F''
Tickets to all points north for sale AT NJ ,-,st...s
" orcester--J. BARNARD, Agent |
s5s Is Iow as By any rGute and distance less
aud Worth. K SI,JSi a i,r ~ ~ ~ So
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ROSTON & ALBANY RAILROAD
BOSTON And WORCESTER DIVISION.

n - NohmtNli commencing on 3pN
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester:
Eor Boston, at 42O exp, 925 exp. and 945 m, and
liU, 325 exp, 800 exp, 900 and 9,55 exp. pm.
from Washington 81. atom all Others from Tester ST.
station.
For Grafton westboro' southvile Cordayire and
Ashland at 100 and 946 a m, LAO and 100 nm
Lac, Z. %, $3.50, 500 and g.55 m.
For Milford, at 100 and 925 m, lao 325and 355 M
For Natiek, at 7OO and 9f5 m, LAO and 800 m.
For wellesley, Granville, West Newton newton
and Brighton, at 100 and 945 m. and GU0 m pas
sengers the stations can also take inc Ia n,
train to katek and there change TO the SaSouSiiIe
train, which leaves Nstck twentyseven minutes amer
The 42O m train every day except MOI day; sill
others every day except Sunday.
Sunday express from Albany leaves Washington square
stutOi at $50 m, for Boston.
Sunday Mail leaves Washington square Station at
23l A. y. lMt n 'aY) for Boston.
Trains leave Boston as follows:
FOR worcester at 800 200. $50 exp M laV
express, 43O express to birmingham, $3.50 express BUY
For Few York via Springfield 1900 exp am, So0 cap.
Now York, via Norwich, sac exp. pm.
Westboro' zoo a m, i.5o, $50 $50 exp. pm.
Southvilic, 100 m. l.S0, 400 m.
Cordaville, 100 IN, l.5Q, ldO M
Ashland, 400 M, l3l. $50, 53O exp. m,
Eoutt birmingham, $40, 100, $50 exp and 900 cxp
a a. $50. AIS esp, 400 exp, 400, 43Oexp, [500 SO
czp., 300 Exp Sd 1900 ~; o,s M sm soo
aiIlbury, 100 a M 43Opm.
SaXonyille, 1900 m, 500 p m.
e8iiford 100 $50 exp 0eXp. am 2l5 cxp 40 own M,
All outward trains runs daily except SUNDAY I P'u
Sunday Mail leaves Boston at $50 M stonniuv st ~
Newton, South Framingham, Worcester Wesf HS,Ix
ned Eser ana 9PfsPpg1lss srr,ves IN New York az
A. ElhIlI, ASH
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AZ the American Institute Fair, 1850 our Burning
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"a american Institute Fair 1869 and 1870 our Steel
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, Az American Institute Fair, 1870 our Worslc Burning
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attention gwen to all inquiries ana ordera by
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ETOR BOSTON VIA GROTON JUNO
"A TIoN-Cara leave Worcester a. $50 and Ills a. m
Returning leave Boston at 25nnd n n M. and D. NJ
Cars run through Baggage checked through wthoUl
change.
Passengers by this route land in the immediate vicinity
o. the Eastern, Boston n Aalne, and H0ston & Lowell
Dsp9ts also stsamers oE Portland, H. John and Halis
June iiIs7p. an suu
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FITCH & THOMPSON.
miscellaneous.
CITY OF woRCEsTF

- nv =, r,
& y w O r. G. IL < ~ II I,
~ - - - - ~
The attentinn of 81, JAFuARN g. fS.3.
Measures Mir Cans G,r III e' i,. Sc5sA weights,
selling goods and merchandise ne IL, w. on{ns or
statute, SANITtss SStTru 10 f Nc lo ,,tlhg
An N1T - N4'y OlerN'
IN Relation TO = GA iinr yVeimr,ts .,,,,, ~
ureS '''" Meas
Be ii e00rte5, ,fss,,
Sec. I. Ar persons using scales ,yeig,,,s r,,.
or max cans for the nurpnsf If seiii,1, o,, -
merchandise other commodiiir.s I'm " ~, WIS,
and Measures in the Ell =, @ " V ~ '%sr" Wen hts
or have their usual place Of bus,Y.i and i' reside
uc respohsihe Tor the Correctness and cvactpc ~, ~
same; Prog5aea koWeUen that they shall bet y, ; ht
70 nave Snch scales, weights measures and min &
cstea tiu adjusted at the office OF the seaer o weir
SECT ?. The sealer of weights ana me ls,ros n, ,
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ID o T o L + | G e j.,
Worcester, Mass.
CLOSING AND ARRIVAL OF MAILS.

Northern Worcester County, ycrmontand New IIamp-
shire. closes at 600 m; due at pm.
Manchester. Concord and Nashua \ IL. Lowell Leom-
inSter Lancaster Wet Boylsion oakdae and Clinton,
closes at 4 m aid $50 m: due at 9,l5 m aud
Fchburg closes al s. 1915 a m and 800 p IN, Bu1 at
Gardner ana VT and Mass r r, closes at $50. O.45a
m and m. Due s. m and and m.
Princeton, East Princeton aud West Sterling. close
city OF Boston close at $50 and m, LIS, and
M Due at 630 and 1870 ~, $50 49, $50 and 1880 M
m Due at 9,l5 1880 m and 1870 m.
Maine. Eastern New Hampshire and Eastern Massa-
chusets, close at $50 and M LIS. and Due
al $50 m; T. and 1881 IN,
Due at 9 4? m. 2.l5 and $50 p m
Way Mail on tie Providence and Worcester railroad,
close atS,3O > m Due a 9,45am
Siurbrdge, Southbridge and Woonsocket close at 80
Springfield, Albany, western New YORK aud Western
States close at 545 an e45 m, 5,45 am pm Due at
Worcester and Springfield WAY Nail, close at As and
81 m, and 3.45 IN. Due at 8 90 a m and $50
Way Mail between Springfield Albany close at As
a n and S45 p n, Due at 4Sand 10 m
- New York City and southern States. Hartford and
New Haven, Conn, close al 945 IN, 2,45 and Due
Norwich ana New Lon on, Conn, Webster and Oxford,
Mass close at a IN aad 4SO H. Due at a m aud
Way Mail on the Norwich and Worcester railroad
closes al a m. Due al 9 I'm.
Grafton. close at $50 and am and lis and pm. Due
Milford Mendon, Hopedale and birmingham, close at
sam LIS and p m. Due at s'5, 1919 M and 4,3O
Southern %gti il,s close at m, Due at lo.$oam.
liston, close at m, and pm. Due 1880 m and
4,20pm.
Marlboro close at and pm Due at 1890 a m and
1890 pm
Aorthboro close at LIS, 2 and pm. Due at 1890
Barre and SmithviIle close at 9.45 a m and pm Due
at us m and JPN
Dana. North Daua. New Salem, North New Salem.
elise at 9.45 m. Due at $50 pm.
uh'arlston, close at and 1913 a m and p III. Due
at $50 m, 3 Is ami p IN.
Princeton, uoden. Rutland, North Rutland, close at
4 pm. Due al $50 pm.
Leicester, close at 9,4j a IN and p M Due at 8 a m
and m.
Uakham and Shrewsbury, close at 9,45 nj and $50
m. Due at $50 and p H.
Mails for New York and Boston, and places beyond,
close at this office on Sunday at pm
FOREIGN MAILS Mails Tor The European Steamers
close daily, via New York, at As m 3,4j and IN.
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DR.. FlSCH'S BITTERS

ta enables the system to liberate and appropriate
rs 6A these forces. creates appetite dyspepsia,
Awith its resulting Debility and lack of Nervous
SA4As% Energy: the Stomach and Liver as to
make Cons tipaton and BIliousness mpOSsihle rein
forces the system tide bad results chang
ing climate water &c, and better endure the demands
often uneX pectedly made on Its forces and energy.
Ladies in delicate health aged persons all enact
ated and weak Sickness will rapidly strengthen by
using this
GREAT PREPARATION!
nR Whoever uses tins RENE iy has for his physician
a giiled scientist of Germany.
" b. The above represents the shape of the bottle
au3 dItawlyr
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CITY OF WORCESTER

VI n Ut WORCESTER.
Passed to be ordained "'' -O' l''''
CHARLES G. REED. President
Passed to be Ordained '"'ie 20 lo'l
Jal EDW. EARLE. Mayor
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'I'HE
AMERICAN TUNE BOOK.

oeaeey aiectcd by the issue of new books bo,vever
wen ma9e or popu1r, this great choice &c eciic rnln
non OF Church Music ny 800 editors holds on IT'S even
way. selling largely and pleasing All ~ va i'' '''n
now could IT be otherwise since its Thousand Tunes
ieGes 1lu Anthens, include the best music tak EN- ir m
''i y; nest books OF The century. Price 81 5O ~ I'm
lin. l0c N ''H]Nl hlNEk-Cat
tail pncv. 49, ' 'iee oh receipt OF re-
jal5 afr
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" ERMONT AND MASSACHUSETTS
Car, A sSI6 HRoY AND GREENrELn RAILROAD
nell, North Adams, Saratoga ana Troy N Y M "a
brn nor NPE'a dams oosac Tunnel Greenfield Sei-
"ffeenhelq at 6 30 and His A. NJ. and 4.20r NJ 10
N. ~ ''' ''V' d H. ana ~
leave greenfield fo WOrccsi 3Cand 81 M and
aSO ~ iea e Brsteboro' Tor Boston at 4 % and Iii
a dls LOQ m and 100 m trains from IIoosac Tunnel
p.SV u m liiAn from Greenfield and Al m and 20 N
.ItilS from briltteboro connect at Fitchburr win
ti HIPS I9 or providence; Newport and union.
ne iUO n m and LOO IN trans from Uunsar rn,.pp
an1 , 4! m and 200 pm trains from Eratiebor, con
meet with trains for Worcester Providence Ncwp0rl Ee
r..,.,., y. L. &l GtLES, au..t
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woRcEsTER Avn sPRINaF1r1n n1,.1nl..

Lesye worcester g for Albany and Way stations ,asoo
. ~ WV ''VV am, and liF
For Ainpssny teSpressl BOB for New York and Alb,
eAp;l iV.D m and l.5 and l035 M ~ - ~ lxvHny
sunday NAL leaves at 1905 ?. NJ seeping car. iVth
$50 ? N train ""liyi connecting with
As hes we SPRINGFIELD n for Worcester t2 75 loa
express 6S0 Sunday mail ig2S M ip'pT sunday
Yort Gcnita S22shEoIlgNsAt Albany win tEc Row
SSlltfai troy and Gteenbush ard Il,ison t,fr
~ sSlrp p Az Chatham with tile Harlem AMI Isoy
Tina SgGs to any Lebanon Springs Raroada al sints
dhe WIN inc lOiSt tonic Railroad ,sitt 4 ~ it
" gite9 a9 s9rh Adams and lIoatone rrosGi
a. a1 WIN t We New Haven ana Northmnpto1NR
neld and ro,,, VII le iNff1rd New llavciand ~bfuF.
ps Nes p nnecicul River Railroads. AZ paimpr MIN
vtb tbn W Wun northern liR. AZ Worreser june nm
NJ NY Iroyldence and Worcester Worcosirr ana
setn Frs ani Norwich and Worcester Bailfonda XII
bury, and Milford Railroads ''''' "'''''' w" fNeh
Q. RUSSELL, saps, Springfield
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pACIFIC MAIL S. S. CO.'S through line
to California and China. Fares greatly reduced
steamers leave iier No a North River loot OF Canal
street, at Il o'clock. noon. on the
18TH AND BOTH,
except when these days fall on Sunday-then the dav
previous
February IS. Steamer OCEAN QUEEN. CAPTAIN
Maury, connecting at Panama with steamer COLURN-
30, Capt. -.
All depart ures connect at with steamers for
Centrai American and -ouh Pacific ports Departure
of 18th touches at Kingston, Jamaica.
- F0r Japan and China, steamer JAPAN, leaving San
Francisco March L. 1872 wa
One hundred pounds baggaGe allowed each adult.
An cNperienced surgeon on board Medicine and at
tendance free. "
For freight or Passage Ticket or further information
apply at the company ticket Office ON the Wharf, 10 r.
Z; BAB1, Agents. to SUTTON ~ WHEELER 2 LINCOLN
Block, Worcester or to agents Tor New England.
e, L. BARTLETT Il CO..
III" dti IL Broad street. Boston
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Standard Preparation endorsed by the most reliable
Physicians, and its astonishing curative powers attested
by thousands who have used it.
is quick remedy for all diseases of the Trina
ry Organs existing in male female Irritation or In
Examination OF Kidneys or Bladder Gravel Diabetes.
Reddish Sediment in Urine, Thick Cloudy Urine, Mu-
and involuntary Discharges from Urethra Reten-
ton Incontinenee of Urine Chronic Catarrh Of Bad
der, and all Chronic Maladies of the Urino-Genita
Organs
For sale by all druggists and Dealers in Medicine
everywhere. deop&wly MD
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sFIIGHBUBG < WORCESTER n. H..
= - - MEIER ARFANGEMESr 80 Conlu,ancItg on
NgN0AH, May l. iS5l.-PassenEer Ts.llis log Wo;ci..


.sc,zSt NhEH ARRANGEMENT - Coalu,pnaiag on
S-'A'1-A' May l. iSl-PassenEer Ts.lis Tor oscs.
Leave sitch6ur2, 3. ~, 1855 anj SOP. n
South tttcf burg, S 05 q n, II 81 and 4 81 . 10
LeomiEster, s u a. n, 100 and & on p III
5dles crossing, SIT a. H., l.GI anG & W. T. m
Etatt' duiIcliOn. 26 q. m, Is snG Il. is D. N
6IeFllhg center, 8 81 .. M /. 20 ana e. o o. IA
passenger Trains for FtchburP-
GsaEe Eqsceser $50 and n - m, ana 20 D. m
sstetlng 1unctiyn, on and II 81 H. N ana 5Gn3 =,
SStetiHe tener, l,l4 and 1905 p. M. ana as u IN
1Ist Junction 20 a. IN, ana y II 5nj : I . M
Nates crossing, i.25 a, NJ, 1929 and q 0. al
beoIlliG.teri 10 4, NJ, IL. and > 20 7. =
SScuth trcnDurg, 751 q. m, 1888 and ) q p M
moAtAAoAD COAGEC2IONs.- 30 and II Is a. m AVID
4?o NJ trains from Worcester connect at FirI,,rs
WIN the cheshire and Rutland and Burlington r Il ~
al al POINTS north and vest also at EitchHr5
and min m g eimoht ara Massachusetts cl Grceue5
&c w m and lzjU p. IL tram IRON, rItcrhurp rome
ecI ~ " oIcester with Boston Is Worcester Prly once
g " eEcGster, Norwich d Worcester Railroads al d
field. ~ -iiN '"' "c9V Ma spring
me 29V P m tram rom Fchburg connects at Wor
SSsIeE win Norwich Worcester Steamboat Train tcr
sly gg, 59t t va Sew London II. A. BLOOD, SUIT
ounce fitchhurg 4 Worcester x. T., ,
HifHhhIrg Nav !. 1877 az
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RatIr9aSs.
DRnVInRNCE 3 ,unl,l,I-c.n,--

kShOllDENCE & WORCESTER RAIL-
hOAi.-Wi inter Arrangement Jan : Is ,
~ Sp5eSs IIsn Istnppng only Woonsocket and IT,.
2l5 =. m. 81 -V'io d. Ln'i providence as
d. Siilo0aton Trans viii leave Worcestr- fir PINT,
pm " '''V 'l' iL'So " III 4'V ard $50
II a ~ foT Worcester ad way stations At 40 and
pm, te la9 a m nnail and BIS H. (expressl trains from
f,nsN anu lhe ~ 10 a m. (express) and 500 ~ Ia
ii lion S rom worcester, connect at Worccsicr
gaIoh WIN trains 10 from Clinton Fiirltf,ry
EEttld' saratoga Montreal Nashua Lowell Inyr,5ass'
o ~, tid We " hite Mountains; Springfield ilIly
Nv, Nl'saIa rails. ard points North or Wet
points. 'se"se 'Ilt1'.Ee 70 81 mi onsnt
Lns v oresster TRAVIS, except express and 30 n M
SiifsI y v o9iS2c set junction with trains to and rom
hartford and Eric railroad 7 W ''0 '"5tVuf
ro,,-a SPECIAL TRAINS
sletSe IONideilce tor Waterford pnl a. m ceYrac,irr
Norwich " '''ii"iiSs'. Htl'N0 and
800 800 v oonssocket for Providence nj :. 3 >. ~
t'e%Ve providence for UXhudge at T.Ga Z II,
l.esNe Nhridge for Worcester AT Sis M
lfslhs cave hiord Tor Worcester ana lrovitsp, .t
S.p9 ana tn m. and asa p. m. WoonsoeEef isr A
loFd al 81 a. m, and 80 and $50 y. m " +'''
~.
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WORCESTER AND NASHUA tAU,
y K0Ail,-tn and alter Monday, sept l. ISL! i.s.+T
ger Trains will ran rs follows - H''
,cr e$De worcesleE at $50 and HIS sua g. and 63
Leave Groon Junction for Worcester at am
Leave asnua at l-id m, 1903 m. ami > gn . ~
The b3O Tran connects n FilehbUrc with lraio. i~ tbs
Vermont and Massachusetts Cheshire md Frti%% u's
burlington Railroads, at Groon Junction viii .r!l ~
the fEchgurg down. PeeThoro and si.rey So
Brook, and Lowell and Lawrence Railroads: aat !
nashua with trains Of the wilton, Concord, slc g. Lev
sld Lawrence, Northern, Boston, Concord ana 8inufns
ROADS, ''s no !
The Ills II train connects at Fiiclhur7 ,,,,, l,
Hft, Sild Rutland and Burlington tFTeiehL an. pas e5
H.. 10 nulitnB trains a. Groun junction with EItc.
puts stony Brook, and Lowell and Lawrence lrI1s ma
81 Nashua with wilton, Concord, Manchester ans w
IGntrcal ito Plymouthl trains --'
me 42O p m tram connects Fichtlrg. az IL IN
WIN SheSllrc, Vermont ana Massachusetts, ana ifutaId
ahu Eur llgton kight Express train at Gruon Junction
Mlth flchDurg FcterbCro and Shirley and Story Eenk
L-liis ana at Nashua with Concord Manchester ana
hheWIence, Northern Vermont Central MINT tX gTtft
"BuehFbnTg' snG Montreal aud CHamplmn train.
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w EASTWARD, HO Tickets for the
Wet by an routes, and forall points South on ie
misassNppl RIVER az the lowest rates Apply 10 JONa
BAkNARD' Y. r. and Canadl Express 0nice Cromp.
1l bi9cs Mechanic st. whore ali Information viii be
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DYSP EPSIA 4!

SOME OF THE SYMPTOMS OF DYS-
PERSIA ARE Loss OF APPETITE,
WIND AND RISING OF FOOD. DRY
NESS IN THE MOUTH, HEARTBURN,
DIsTENTION OFTHE sTOMAC AND
BOWELS, CosTIVENEss, HEAD
ACHE, DIZZINESS, sLEEPLEsSNEss
AND Low SPIRITS; UNLESS
CHECKED, 1T SURELY AFFECTS
THE MIND AS WELL AS BODY,AND
UNITS ONE FOR THE DUTIES OF
LIFE IN A SHORT TIME.
1zSTHEsE AEE ALL REMOVED BY
THE USE OF WHITES SPECIALITY
FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Price $1,0O per Bottle.
Forg Il ia
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VISITING COMMITTEES.
The Roman Numerals designate the grades to which
members OF committees are specially assigned.
Classical and English High School
Commttee-Jaques, Hail. Aldrich, Metca Stoddara,
Williams Griffin, Ann Earl
Ieachers-Abner Ii Davis, head master; Roswell Par
ish, Babson Laid, Latham Fitch. Florence Beane,
Ann Stewart. Mary \ Parkkhurst. Mary Wilder,
LIaIAmlI unnn.au
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-12

EoURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
Il of Orleans. No. "a, l24-By virtue Of a writ
of seizure and SALE directed by the honorable the
Fourth District Court fer the parish of Orleans in
the above entitled cause to Thomas L. Maxwell
late Sheriff and by sad late Sheriff to me trans.
at the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange, on
Royal street, between Canal and Customhouse
streets, in the Second district OF this city, on
SATURDAY, April u, 1872, at twelve o'clock NJ,
the following described property, to wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the
buildings and Improvements thereon and all the
rights, ways, privileges and servitudes thereuntO
belonging, in any wise apps rtaiLiNg thereto,
situated in the First district of this city and sig
mated as lot number eleven, in square twenty five,
bounded by Perdido, Gravier, Johnson ana Galvez
streets as per plan drawn by L. Bringier late Sur
veyor General, dated the twentieth of April, 1889
and deposited il the Office OF David l.. NcCay, late
a notary public. IN this citv, for reference.
Said lot fronts Galvez street, and measures
American measure twenty nine feet eleven inches
and seven lines front, by a depth OF one hundred
and thirty-two feet three inches and tive INES, be-
tween parallel lines.
Said lot of ground was acquired by purchase
from John Nolan, as per act passed before PhliIt
Prendergrast. late notary pubic III this city, OIL
the twenty fourth day OF May, 1888;
Also, 4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together
with all the improvements thereon, rights priv
leges, customs servitudes, ways and appurtenaEces
thereunto belonging, or IN aLywlse aprertalnng
situated in the First District of this city IN tht
square bounded by Percido. Gravier, johnson and
Galvez streets, and designated as lot number
twelve, in square number twenty-five. OH plar
drawn by Louis Gringier, late Surveyor General
dated twentieth April 1889, and deposited i'll the
office of David L. McCay, late Lotary public il
this city,. Said lot measures twenty.nine feet
eleven inches and seven lines front Gaivez street
by one hundred and twenty-five feet three inches
and five liues in depth, between parallel lines
Enlish measure.
Being portion of the property acquired by puI'
chase from Francis Anton Vicuing by an act passed
before George Rareshde, notary public III this city
on the twenty seventh day of July. 1857.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash or the spot
C. q. SAUvINET,
mho7 sn1O27 Sheriff of the Parish of OrIesre,