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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-12

" SETS. WORCESTER. IS. Probate Conn no The
llers-atLaw, Creditors and an other Persons interest
ed In the Estate of ELIAS HULL late of Nilliurv in
said county, deceased, interstate. "
Upon the petition of simeon Hayward and Samuel r.
HUI, you are hereby cited to appear NJ Probate fOurt
20 be held ~ Worcester, in said County, on The bird
Tuesday Of january current, at nine O'Clock in the
forenoon, TO show cause, II you have why license
.h9ud not be granite TO said petitioners upon their PC
0n, 70 sell the whole of the real estate OF said de.
administration. s "
Anu SAID petitioners ordered TO serve this citation
w furnishing the same once week three weeks seces-
sNvy IN me worcester Daily Spy newspaper printed
~ NoIceie the last publication to he day. nj least
DeoIe t1d court, and TO eeud cause To he sent a
Men Of printed copy Of this notice, properly nailed
poslagc prepaid TO each Of tho Hlrs deyiseps ar egas
eea Of ,ald estate or their legal representatives, known
tVne petitioner seven days, nj least, before said couri
witness, Henry CHAPfK, Esquire Judge Of said Cant
ms second day Of January, In the year one thousand
eight hundred and seventy-iwo.
- CIIAs. y. STEVENS, Register
dias dJa59Al6'
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WORCESTER AND sPRINGrIELn n1v1s1nn

modstiOn) at G. IS a m ~ '''''tOns '"ecoh
pm. y - ' V''V' 9VV am ana 4.4s
FOR Albany texpress 955; for New York and Albany
NNpJ lU.Zo IN, ana 40 and 1885 M New yoIk
sunday mali leaves at 1905 p. NJ Sieepng cars viii
4.30 m train. ''i 'oiiiee'inh WIN
Leave Springfield for Worcester at 200. 7l5. Iseam
Id exp Tvs exn., 400, sic exp. m. Albany sunday
eAPtesS O'dU M Sunday mail 1925 a m Niondav)
kAlLRoAD CoNNECTIoNs-At Albany win ihe NoyS
1o5k central Troy and Greenbush and Hudson River
hailf0ads. At Chatham with the Harlem and Hudson
9n 0o Boston and Lebanon Springs Railroads. At Stale
.J Mila me lousb tonic Railroad At Pfttsfed with
a. Westfeld with the New Haven and Norhampto RI
AZ Springfield with the Hartford New Haven and shrine
neo ana Connecticut River Railroads. Al paImeF NH,
tae New London Northern RR. AT Worcester jnnctnn
WIh the Providence and Worcester Worcester sps
sashua AM Norwich and Worcester Railroads
south Framngham with the Boston, Clinton and Fitch
bury and Milford Railroads. ~ ''i' ''on
@ q. RUSSELL. Snn-t S.rarn.a.1a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-12
VERMONT AND ssAcu17s ,,1,T,

~ AND TROY AND GREENFiF1n = a T[1 ~,
nell North ADAMS GTssF sar PGssr 81 ooss fun
b h LOT t Nqrth Adams Hoosac Tunnel trasnsea o'sy
Greenfield al Ia and at $50 and Ills M For
m. 'e ior boston al 40 n M and 10
Leave Greenfield for worces,oro, a .oa.,o,
an ana o ee e Braleboro or Boston 81 i9g and ~
g mne lOo m and 90 m tralny ron, uooso. ru,,
Ply y m train from Greenfield ana II M ava mnhel,
trains ior pra,i5oenot connect at Fiichburg with
ava ~ !. ~ n and 40 trains from Hooenc rnn,
meet WIN trains for Worcester rovdenes Se%po' Sn ~
ritohburg hsss,, Dec, 4, lsi = aoSGSlAs' sSg y,
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AlIGBBURG & WORCESTER II. r..
MONDAY, May /, iS7i.-Passenger Trans Tor Wosces.

leave Fitchburg, 8. m, 1850 and $50 D. IN.
5outh Fitc' burg, sos a. M. 1884 and 5.54 .. u.
Leominster, S.l2 a. M, LOO and 600 p. m.
GAtes Crossing, 8.lT q. m, l.07 and 607 p. m,
Pratt's Junction, s.26 a m, IS and 6.l5 p. m.
Sterling Center 833 a. M, l. 20 and g. 20 D, m
Passenger Trains for Fitchburg--
Leave Worcester, $50 and u. Is q. M, ana 2Opm
Sterling Junction, 1907 and II 81 a. M and 50On ~
Sterhpg Center y and 1905 P. m, and 5Os D. In
fratt Junction I'2g a. M, ana u IA and +. is d. m
Gates Crossing, 7.25 a. m, 1872 and 52i n M 'N'
Leon Leomln ,s,s 1872 a. M. 1890 and 80 p. a.
SCUM Fitcnburg, 49, g. M, 1899 and 81 D m.
hAiLhOAb CoNEECTloES-The 6 20 and ii IL ~ a., -.
~ m trains from Worcester connect M ~ W. ana
WIN the cheshire aud Rutland and Burlingon y outg
al points north and west; also connect ~ i 4 lor
MIN tle eIm0nl and Massachusetts 4 II for Grcsna
ana Blattlehoro and intermediate statons i "oenheo
Iie gQ a. m. and 1851 .. IN. tram ron, f,,chh
nect A. oreester with Boston Worcester pE oOns
WorcSester, Norwich d Worcester RalrosSi uenes
field. A "''u tne west via. SPRING.
The $50 p m. train from Fitebbprg oo...... -.
New York via New London n ~ apu.D9at Train for
Ftnhhnrg. Nav l. 1871 "A,
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DR.. FISCH'S BITTERS

Nod enables the system to liberac and apnronrIlte
MMAA ue3e lofccs creates appetite, cures dyspepsa
LiiNA WIN us resulting Debility and lack of Nervous
o"' Energy; 50 tones the stomach and Iivpr ~ III
make ON upatlon anu biliousness mpossiblc rein
olceS 80 y can tide over bad results Of chang
ing climate water. &c, aud better endure the tem1nis
oi,en Unexpectedly made on IT. forces and energy
Ladies IN dclleale hehlt agea persons and An emaci
ated and weak after sickness viii rapidly sren@iben Nv
using this ~ '' ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-12


"A MEXICAN " FOREIGN PATENTS
r.. H. EDDY.
Solicitor of Patents for Inventions Trade Marks or
Designs, No. 10 state ST., opposite Kilby ST..
Boston.
No agency in the tinted States possesses suuelor fg-
eHhesJor o5amiHG Patents, aScertaiRag tie pateaa
bii2iy Of iaUeHtiORS.
All necessity journey to Washington to procure
Patent, and the great delay there, here saved
inventors.
Testimonials.
u regard Mr. Eddy as one OF the most capable and
successful practitioners with whom have had official
int course. ~
CHARLES MASON, Commissioner of Patents
Il nave no hesitation in assuring inventors that they
cannot employ man more competent dad tustuoTt6g
and more capable of putting their applications in form
TO secure for them early and favorable consideration
AT the IaIeht once. EDMUND BURKE.
- , - Late Commissioner of Patents"
MT Il. H. Eddy has made for me over THIRTY an.
plcaons Tor Patents, having been successful in almost
every case such unmisakabe proofoi great talent and
ability on his part leads to recommend ALL Inventors
to apply to him to procure their parents they may be
sfeol having the most faithful attention bestowed an
their cases; and at very reasonable charges.
Boston Ian ), 1872. d2twlv JOHN TAGGART
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Railroads.
RosToN, BARRE & GARDNER R

nor ~ ig aIler Monday, Nov 81 Trains will leave Gard
~, ~ - orcester and intermediate stations nj 4 "a X
VII v ~ - A. NJ and at AS p. w. making eonnection
through Worcester Eliminating III OF passing
, 2 ~ NINH-Leaye Worcester at sA NIB 70 44s
an 10 =, NJ connecting at Gardner with ali i'm ~ IN
III feIilont anu Massachusetts Railroad ia ami fron,
mo2sac tunnel Greenfield ana nermedis Stat iig
and south from those points '''" "'iNs moran
Xyor,.to. ", 90 INERS PHILLIPS, President
"olttSteI, NOV "a, lSIl. diff n3J
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WORCESTER AND NASHUA RAIU,
%. koADTon and after Monday sept 4. ISL Passen

- - hOAD-On and atter Monday Sent 4 1871 psssa-
ger Trains will as follows SP' toi' 1asseh
leave Worcester at G. 40 and II IL n N, an, d. On -.
(Groton l'assengcr). n n ~ " " am NV anu %
iIeave Eroton Junction for Worcester at Sam
Nh e oS ashua at lie IN, 200 m. and 500 m
o9v ram connects at Fitchburg with trains for tha
I,oIt ail9 massachusetts, Cheshire and Rutland anS
urlgtQn Railroads, at Groton Junction with trains ~
RToo flSn I down. Peterboro and Shirley sonY
2IooK, and Lowell and Lawrence Railroads. ana Y
nashua with trains of the Wilton Concord ~
AIl Lawrence Northern, Boston, Concord and Montrof
roads. AN NsNehSDurg Ralt
me iil5 m train connects at Fitchburg with c,a
@ - my huIiAnu and Burlington freight and basser
KIT r W s tua1 trlns at GrotOn Junction with Fifchs
az 5btoy to3h ana Lowell and Lawrence trains, s3
o. rasilut WIN wilton, Concord Manchester AMI a,rk
Montreal Ito PlymOuth) trains 7'o"' CONCORD ana
Inc 4.2O p m tram cOnnects Mt Fitobh,- =. e.
NH pSheshlre Vermont and Massachusetts md Rnand
Min NJ ton Night Express rains al troton Jtncfion
Mtn rlchbug Peterboro and Shirley and Sfnnv RraoE
LawrenSe u a. Nashua with Concord Manchester ana
nJhbe, NorIhern Vermont Central Might EN presS
NS''iiSourg' and Montreal and Champialn trains
q
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@EA NORFOLK AND BALTI
sys53S. MORE AND WASHINGTON, d, C.
- IL y STEAMSHIP LINE. -Steamships OF this
a,sz-sszz1 Line sail from end Of Central Wharf POS
ION. ~ ESDAHS and SATURDAYS, at A p NJ for
NORFOLK and BALTIMORE 10y -N-
STEAMSHIPS:
WILLIAM KENNEDY cant Geo II T,rott
MCCLELLAN, II I,n,s,,
GEoRGE ApPoJD, Capt wjnslow goyela1G
tttelsht forwarded from Norfolk 10 Petersuuf. end
hchmond by river rail; and by the Virginia ana 1cn-
nessee AR Line, to ali points in Virginia Tennessee Ala
paqs e9o Ge9rsa AID over the Seaboaid and Roanoke
hshIoac TO al points In North and South Caroline; by
places West. S' SAN ~
Through rates given to South and West
Elne Passenger accommodations,
4. rare incuoing Berth and Meals to Norfolk Sl25O-
Hne 45 hours; to Baltimore Sl5-tme IS bours.
Forturther intOrInatoa apry to
- A. eARIFS0A, gent,
HIo uu So Central Wharf. Boston.
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IN Il W RAIL ROAD ROUTE
VIA
birmingham and Lowell Railroad


trains Daily each way. Sundays excepted viii ~ -
between 50 tramngham and Lowell making spT % '
H. a. uon worcester, Springfield, Albany and the Wost
alSSSehsers can leave Worcester, VIA Ii 4 r p ~
w a NJ arrive IN Lowell at $50 a NJ; al O. Is NJ
arrive in Lowell at ll40 A. NJ at / 40 p N arrira A.,
Lowell atS40 NJ; az 800 and $50 P. M arrive in
Returning. Trains Leave Lowell for Worcester and the
WIS WIS al 10 airve AT Worcester at 50 A NJ: nj
a ~ ,rSe :. worcester at $3.50 P. NJ; 5.45 P NJ
atTlNe AT Mor5 ester at 1880 p. NJ. ''
Through ficEets, and Baggage checked through to All
IlpoisaHI bonts trans arrive at and depart from
and quickest route between Lowell and Worcestcr
Springfield, Albany, New York and the West.
II. A. BLOOD, Sup't FitchbuIg
E, j. cRossMAN, Gen Agent, Lowell 'i'''O"'S
PROVIDENCE & WORCESTER Rail-.
=, ROAD.-Summer Arrangement. June y. 1871
Express Train stopping only at W oonsOckct and Tx
9TNgel leaves worcester at lOl5 m; Providence a.
AccommodaHon Trans will leave Worcester for Prov
eeace and way stations at 1880 and l3O 400 and $50
Providence for Worcester and way stations at 40 and
IL IS m, and 405 m.
The 40 (maiD and IL m (express trains from
IaoEeece, ana the lQl5 a M (eXpressl and ie0 p. m
Hna'L trains from Worcester, connect at Worcester
RHIand, Saratoga, Montreal, Nashua Lowell Javrence
ToncoId, and the White Mountains; Springfield Albany
Icy Nlislra Fails, and points North or West.
points. ~ " OIL ~" fOl' sh'
connect at WOonsocket Junction with trains to ana rom
Hartfd 6 6 a. WATERFORD with trains of the Boston
,....n SPECIAL TRAINS.
roNlueHce Tor waterford 800 m, connecting
edisteiy with trains for southbridge Putnam an5
Leave Woonsocket for Providence at 22O p. m.
4 TaN FIrI3Nldence FOR UXbndge at 100 pm.
an rams eaVe Milford for Worcester and Providence at
S,uy anu li.uO a. m and i.3O p. Woonsocket for Mi
" u. HILTON. Sun,t.
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MT. Hodges, pIopretorOf tine Quincy bakery.
tells thrilling" story of young man WHO
was employed to drive a bake cart, and though
doubts had been previously entertained of his
honesty, bis accounts OF sales always tailed
with the amount taken out After beiup em-
plOyed for several months the young man decd.
cd to change his employment, aud in settling
accounts there was balance Of $500 which
was due from parties to whom, as the nice
young man said, he had given credit: bat as
lucy all dWeli m one Village, and never "bobIed
around, he assured his employer that The col
lection Of the bills would be an easy matter,
and they could easily be found. as their names
acere inscribed on The doors Of their residences.
A few weeks after be had lett, the baker sailed
Out Win DIS batch Of bills, all Of which he sup.
poseo 10 be "glll-edged," but TO his astonish
ment the answer 10 bis inquiries in each case
proved that the debtor had been an iahdbitant
Ofh gr0Ueydyd for "a number Of wears The
coming rascal bad sold his bread 10 cash Gus.
toners, and balanced the account by copyinp
names from the tOmbslones. making ms dead
hls debtors, and transferring the cash 90 his
own pocket That young man wiyet shine as
New York city swiudler as a country village
Is TOO limifed a field for snch unparalleled
talent
BRISTOL COUNTY
f0rty-nine cases Of machinery for the WAN
panoas mill, Fall River, arrived at New York
last week from Liverpool
~ nAMfDES COUNTY
inc Springfield Uuion says We acknowl-
egdge ourselves disappointed, very happily in
Do'. Ma l.i ,l we expected second Cla6iu
but you cant 90 beyond public sentiment. n
no" But he comes boldly up to Inc marx ana
goes IN for making public sentiment on The nro.
libltory law. judge Pitman could moi Rave
done better IN this respect. II be has the @bot-
tom 70 hght i out on that line. he Is our man
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY
John Mehan Of liOlyoke was examined ON
the Oh. before Judge Bnckiand Of Hoyoke' for
asaaoli with iuleut - kii Officer Frank Borlen
o mar town on Monday, and was ordered 10
Iufhlsn e190 bail 70 appear before the superior
court. in dvidut Of which he was comnritted.
BEnKsHIRE COUNTY.
Apth0ny MeAiannaIua was frozen 10 death in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-28

ELEGAN1 VILLA for SALE, CT miles from
IL Nwork On bank Of Pssac River opposite Wootsde row
Newar minutes Midland Railroad station; house situated 10
feet glove tie nye, lawn soping waters easei boating fishing
green hu,e garen fruit shrni house has Is rooms large closets
black fnsh plate ess Leaf by s;eau b9 rooms gas srd
RESPECTS VIII EXCHANGE for smaller n.y. Ad-
ore. + G. FULLER re Wet Twenuehst NewYor, hAMlI-
ton WALLIS, Nassaut, Pine, Duncan Sherman Co.'S
T.t ffy y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-28
Anttion Sales of Real &state
I COLE, AUCTIONEER.

I NOI1E, AUCTIUNEEh.
Os ABSOLUTE SALE. 49,
Valuable Lots the Atlantic
Basin south Bookn bloch bounded BY Conc,er wasot yer
Commercial Brehange $50 Fulon Brookyn suitable oi mnuae
turing or tenement purposes streets eubes pave" s"ee4' gas anu
Sold xngly In lots
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-28
ursitbrsier Gountn Real estate for Sale
AN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT

~ Cor SALE accommodating With. an hour snd hall Of
KewNok County containing 100 the CHEST
state CIVILIZATIONS no waste splendid MANSION 30 feet front
also Building g. By 100 arranged for
academy level ground suitable for
track; also aud Mill u feet head neyerfshng
Gtream barn and stable hundred head Of c four apple
orchards rear orchard all grated and choice fruit fronting
all order ard grounds onamen water IN all
hOusei geneman establishment and as
the atmosphere dry and dapte
10 p feet front The city VIII he
taken Part pavment WILLIAM DAVIS Tribune Once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-28
Qurtion Sales Of Real estate.

A UCTION SALE, WIZ,
PLOTS located SUMMIT New Jersey New Prordsnse
and sep. will SELL q, Public Aue'91t on ,h
premises Thursday 20, 1871, at o'clock TWELVE
VILLA Plots or Sites containing hon 20 Acres eson
TIE located WHIST SUMMIT near Ne. Providence On
the West Line Railroad Is inmates drive FROM the submit
htaon B~I Railroad and on the man eage
Farm -.-..- -. -.
sALB ABSOLUTE .tsJ claim held By the NATIONAL IRON
BANK Of Morhstown, NJ J. ,,...,
ppon Plot, good Frame House and all necessary oa'
buihngH
above Prorerty beautifully located being surrounded 5000
improvements Of NewYek with 70 trans oAp v"
and from summit
Parties wishing invest Real Estate healthy locality nan
u enhance n should he present at this Sale
SPECIAL CARS will be attached the tran leaving rom
the foot Of Bare 2o and convey passengers and nom
the Sale.
TERMS EASY.
k.rs and full particulars with ROSS CROSS DICKINSON Adver
set Building Newark n j. j. A. DRAKE Co., Morrstosn NJ NJ
MILLER, Aaoaonear MAison. or on the premises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-28

" SPRINGS HOTEL. Addison Co. y opeu Tor guests Boan,
$40 rs week Liberal arrangements made With famies Cir
.nAI. obsaid BY letter ~ Wsdsoh HOass Fhbse ard Thr
ht4HR d. 4. PETkAa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-28
Wtedn BteGmers.


HAVANA, PROG RESO and YERA ChUL'
II HBw-YORK, and MEXICAN NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
Leaving Pier No IL East River dreet Tor
VIRGO Philips tliayana epvL. a." -
CITY OF MEXICO. Tmm~rman. TUESDAI June
CITY or MERIDA. Deaken MONDAY, jay
n ALEX ANDRE SONS. % Broadway:
TT 3. MAIL to HAVANA.
Os ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. - Sailing regularly
EVERY THURSDAY at o'clock precisely from Pier No. 4,
North River;
CRESCENT CITY. Can't j. b. Bsier..............June
FOr freight or passage apply A. W. DMoCk President
No RSshsggreen.
GAN DOMINGO LINE.-The US. Mail Steamer
~ Tybee, Capt Delaney will Pier North River WBDsEs
June Tor Puera Plata and san Domingo
No 20 Broadway Bills Of Exchange Plata and San
DOMINO 90 Ctr, In suns to su ! purchasers, for sale.
TOR PUERTA PLATA, Samana San Do
Il uingo CITY, Curaeoa and La GuyraThe u Ml sesmsbip
TYRE Capt Delanov will leave Pier T. n r. WEDNESDAY
Juue s. al 3 o. m Por freight = passage apply
sPOFFORD BROTHERS Co.. 20 Broadway
A NCHOR LINE STEAMERS
n sail every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY to and from Glasgow
Liverpool. Londonderry and Queenstown. -. ,,.-,-
railway station In Great Britain
Ireland Norway Sweden, Denmark Germany Holland BEGUN ana
''' AT LOWEST CURRENCY RATES
Drans on the Old Country for any amount
Apply At the Companys 0fees, Bowlng-rreen $4,000, -.
" HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-28
ADRIAN H. MuLLER, Auctoneer.
IJCTTON SALE of n VALUABLE FARM in

IN the tow, Of Mount Pleasant Westohester County ". Y
ADRIAN IT, MULLER p. r. WILKINS Co will cell at auction
on "WEDNESDAY MAY 80 at oeocf at the Exchange salesroom
10. Ill Broadway,
Farm acres with the farm buildings thereon duite
Id Sleepy Hollow Weester County "a miles north Of TarytoHn
Tie land high and oonmsnds extensive We. OF Hudson RIVER
stream Of water side of with suen fall supply
quantity the highest sonsd Tie New ano Boston
Railroad will eros. aoung farm The ni all nlabe and
Ls seen a. he oesoe o. ,bs iQcioneer. ,lOl29)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-28

GUNNER BOARD, from July to September,
- with comfortable in splendid location Apply At e
De Gsrno Institute Rhneb,eE NJ Y, or By letter to JAMES ~ Dis
GARMO address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-28


| Foulth-aye. Ba'rance o. Twenty se'eatl-'t
TRAINS LEAVE NgwYoRE
For SeE-Isy'n ana BndSego. EIl lEo M IBIS tsr)
'h POI lord So se Southport and wespor, io,
to south Sorsat I:ao m, 1918 lEr, CE1 ar
Fo i bis. y.i a:3o :. % p?i s:3P
sS s1H sl5 S! 30 M 3 tE m ~ ,t go '"h %"
For Greenwich Intermediate Staton' l. il3oA nj 2is a
So sGassy Nail Train leave, cuth SeSYor1 at H. Zoe
Boston, via both sP''FceSoGS SS sS III TRAINS
f fS S S.ioa va va ssR 6ss i1e s 81 .ui n
For Hartford spr.n sell a M; iE:l5 g. and
For Conneecu River Ralroh lA'p H. " N0'"Am'''o
For Hartford Providence aud Fhkn Rsro,i l2.l3
For Shore Lac Hallway at Norwich AID Providence l1ia
Fer Ss~Isea al Xortlsmrt5a Railroad m to NORTH
For New Haven. Mdeovu .nd wuanac Railroad Ar Lnel'
For P rHoa,ato MI Railroad, snd . .,..,.
HoSslFaa. e.Ios ~ p u. saI tS iS q "a.'0"'
Tor St S Sesr Csnssa EsIroa 8 a N lhis ana.0 m
d.S Ma, rn S on sasr III ns s Car attached to l
p :a a. point Tsn' 1s. i TsspaS Ss
caI. EIp 9a Broadvay anil 10 c.r grCo ooh AL
leaving !. Gs can have Their HofT sa5t
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD. CoumeudW honaaT Nov - hi,
Through Trans vii New Depot Foar-age And Forty
sSea H. Chicago Ezrs With DrasinSos~
lam m spes cSasc Express Wis Dsns Bss..
,o.45 4. m4 Sortbern AMI western Express.
$40 .. H. Special T o. Erprcss. on a. .r.ir.
400 ?. m, Montreal EEGrss Win s'eep'Hs ' ~ NeN'0 W."
500 % Espres. seepinscas for waierOTo o'"so 'ad
300 ~ ps ErUre.. sep ngeSs for Rochester. Bafo
ami Nsgara Falsi also Tor Ctcge via both H. = sSi T.
RAJ roads; AID for St Louis wa Toledo eA'e' On ssHA'
u:oo Fpre,. With sesplngear, hr Troy and Absny
All local trains running ~ & OF lOoA = ave ION new otIo
~ sp''iA' c. IL. AENDRICK, General Passenger Agent
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FROM FOOT or
xfsF PF FaGE9SsLfsii at $ and $50 NJ 10
y u. Camden !. la' and For BALroRk %4saiSG
TON THE WEST via Baltimore 90 lI:so and sN N
SOUTH $3.50 s;20 silver Palace cars 10 Wsshhg
WEST vi. Rairoid-9O az ~ " ap S2t-
Palace ATTACHED 10 toe $3.50 end run through o@
Palace attached daily and through " Ptte
burgh Cincinnati Louisville st. loa sioat change Silver
Palace attached " the 800 a. AL n torugh IRON New
York Wiyue Cheago with at chan Tickets Tor sale Al tot
Of Debrosses st. foot o. COrssDdtst. and 9 Bpsi~ay
Pw. RANKIN Gea D Pas Agt r. W. JACKSON. Gsa1 sos,
SOUTH SIDE X. r. OF Il. l.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
THE oNLi RAILROAD on LONG ISLAND
direct ~
ROCHAHAl BEACH,
and aer Monday NAV leave NewYok VIA Roosevelt
and Grauist Ferries. rs follows;
Fire Place, and boat Tor Fire lsand
10 m.-Aceeommotaioa 70, lslP .,-,,
m.-Aeeonm edAton for kac>aHAy 'ni bsoy'on' . M,
800 m-EIpe for PAhosue eouueciag VIA Stage Tot bepoh
srd Place, All boat for Pre- ssd tafouse 70 South
Oyster Bay without stop reaching Babylon At $40 p
pr-E1p.ess for Rocsawsy ana MerreE
40 D m.-AeeouDeiition for Pate1osle
500 D. -Aecomn0laten for BAbvln
G,yl y ma ccommO- 'l.A Tor Mernck
All except the $40 AMI $3.50 ecure al valley stream VA
train fom Iempsteai Rocksway Due notice Ni D. lie
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Boaro ano Rooms.
hatrbes, Jewclrp, etc.

ERANKFIELD g. Co., jewelers., 200 Sixth-ave.,
cor lth st.. and SO shave cor 26ih.t We I'll ell at cost 70
reduce watches French and American CLOCKS
nng silver and tne,t erpaed before altering and enas NJ
. and factory month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-28
New- gerscn Real estate for 6alc.
A TIRACTlYE oo,r.on nns,nvvon

n bA%AN IA y
For SALE or to LET suitable to business
oca ton Bay Way Westdea and slesss
Eheb within VAIL from the West kl1abeth
Central r. r. OF " j. Depot ~ minutes vak from
depo the HewJersey Central and Eewiok and Pal
sdephis Railroad lines at tie center Of city.
NewYork doubletrack excellent pas
sengT Of tlen the EevJersey Central The most &C
como picturesque agreeable and safely managed road leading
oct of Newio Dstape New.York, 2i niles over 90 trans
each d Single either either deotl 20
cents Yearly S6 about cents per p Time 10
Liberts-st minutes; Cortland ST., IS minutes.
Advantages Elizabeth combines best features OF city conve
nirnes surroundings ample stores markets. schools
police improved and steam FIRE Department
% society sad moral atmosphere uTeor meats
vegetables coal good and at tori sl average pees as
IN New York
the hest and highest end Of the city, free from
natural artificial growth and respecath EXTENSIVE
both hanks OF TINS property
The Cottage OO from street hnei Is m0den IN deEn
for his residence about 4x4 two ha ball
stories cellar under all First FLOOR wide center hall paror
kite laundry pantry and I've closets Second
bathroom end six closets Large attic and
wants communicating exclusive sarways Gas bot and cold
marble mante eabes Fat0y washGbs
sona-CO0rs, &C.
Extra LARGE Lot, 100 feet by $780, simultaneously situated
relations surrounding and property ard fyone drive
ousks tasteful houses rng all sides; laid out IN
garden and Gov beds dries &c Superior pears apples cher
strasbeues IN beag Stable required
Choice BUILDING LOTS iCr SAbb hiiscent.
Terms title perfect Ke IT NG Elizabeth Railroad depot
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