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Independence Of canada.

EosToN, Feb. "A special dispatch from
HALIFAX, Nova Scotia, 10 the Boston A3r.rsiser
says: IL Is reported on Trustworthy authority
that treaty exists, and has been signed by the
Brit 81 and Canadian governments Tor the sep
aratCn OF the Dominion nom the British
Empire. The terms were agreed 20 when the
act OF confederation waS passed by the Imperial
Parliament. but the rea;v was not 20 take
effect Tor some years unless the British govern
mt 1T saw necessity for action sooner Ever
since the treaty the British troops have been
gradually withdrawn from Canada until now
there Is scarcely a soldier i'm the Dom mon out
side OF Halifax. There A. no 10 AIT that should
the differences between Great Britain and the
United States become serious the British GOV
eminent viii AZ once declare the independence
OF Canfda. and by that means be relieved OF
the necessity OF defending these colonies aga iAst
The United States should wal ensuc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-09

Now Is THE TINE for some pat riotic citizen
emulous of the fame Of the author of the Battle
OF Dorking, to tell how, in the war of 1872 the
Americans sent the Fenians into Canada, and
conquered willing provinces; how the commerce.
o. England was swept from the seas, as the com
merce Of the United States had been during the
refused to submit to the Geneva arbitration
was compelled to pay huge indemnity for the
losses of the war. in addition to the Alabama
claims, which she had repudiated.- Ciacinnat
Gazette.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-09

More than one hundred Of our citizens feel them
se'ves u-d+r personal obligation to q. GAUTIER,
No. I1lJ and 1919 Pennsy vsnia avenue, for be
inF abte threuch the virtues Of his celebrated Bit
tefs participate in the festivities incident the
holiday Season. Although Mr. q. takes much pride
Re thus being public benefartOr, he does not allow
TIE other duties Of his business escape his obs
gs.iOn. Already his store E,rCaus wit the immense
stock Of Liquors and C1rdials iulp srtei for the -
day trade, and which have been selected with
Tor the wants OF his PATRONS. Thoss In want o.
" hIskies, BTandies, Wines and Liquors, should
isvOr him with call, and be assured that hat they
ouy in his line will be not Unfy pure but unsduer
ateG decl9
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The Methodist Book Concern.

NEW YORK. Feb. 9.-The book comm ttee
of the Methodist Book Concern met yesterday.
Reports were read OF the Church east and west.
DT. Carlton presented the annual exhibit OF the
hook-publishing interest, when Dr. Lsnahan
stated that be had not seen the exhibit, aul
should present one Of his own.
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RULES FOR LEAP YEAR PARTIEs.-The fol-
lowing are the leap year ball room regulations
established by the ladies Of st. Louis: "Gentie-
men are expected to be As lady-like Is possible
therefore: No gentleman will be allowed 70 en-
ter the ball room except on the arm Of his escort
or one Of the managers; no gentleman can dance
unless invited to do 60 by Q lady; no gentleman
can enter the supper room unless escorted by q
lady; the lady managers will see that no gentle
man = NEGLECTED.. ~ Fta H-l y CO.
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where the Blame for the Acton Rail-
road Accident Rests

81. louis, Feb. s-The cOrOner's iurv hnd
that the accident near Acton yesterday Wa
caused by the criminal nT giigenceof Fretcrici
Baker, the conductor OF the freight t.tIn. a
principal, and Patrick Halpine, engineer, a.
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Batchelor's Hair Dye.

Tnis splendid Hair Dye Is the best In the world
tsrl 81, reliable, instantaneous. does not c0ntaR
A., nor AZ tidfe poison to produce paralysis q
teGth. Avoid the vauntec and decisive preparations
asiing virtues they de not possess. The genuine
A. Bachelors Hair Dye has bad tAirty ysnTs
tb@ only perfect Hair Dye-Blsck or Brown Sold
y all druggists. Applied n 10 Fond street, New
Frs ~
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The handsome YOUNG GIRLS ia she churche ;
al Kalamazoo, Mich, are deputed 70 take up
the collections. The scheme II said 10 have
worked very successfully. Some OF the very at
tractiye collectors arc frequently called back by
Young men 20 receive a second contribution.
The Kalamazoo deacOns know something
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Lea d PERKINS, Sauce.

Pronounced by CosROlsseurs
1.-THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE
II improves appetite and digestion, and il y IN
Fiyaied f.T its flavor.
We arr directed by Messrs. LEA PERKINS, 20
prosecute all parties making yending rfeits
JOHN DUNCANS SONS,
aul7- eOfm Agents, New ysrk
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a S50IOO0 Fire

BOSTON, Feb. The machine shop OF the
National Bridge Company, East Bosom. and
tie ship ward Of Curtis. Smith 4 co. aud Sid
ney Peterson were damaged to the aniOlut VI
s5B.u gO hN fire.
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Annoy ances az the New York Custom.
H0use.

NEw YORK, Feb. 9.-The Congressional COM
mittee this morning heard two merchants com
plants OF delays and other aunoyancrS ~ the
custom house. Mr.. Whiteside. a merchant
testified that his books, papers. and correspond
ence. even TO that in his safe. were ruugi liz
seized by l.. j. Kirk, by order Of Deputy Cai-
lector Clark, on the alleged charge OF fraud ON
Jones. OF the custOm-housr. Kirk aud Clark
were very insulting; also another customs OFF,
Ger named John kau,ki, paid the latter, at the
suggestion Of brother yrChants. - 800, but the
papers. which were seized last June have not
been returned. although the suit has been dis
continued. His business was damaged 20 the
amount OF 100000, and the alleged discrepancy
was only S-1i ia favor OF The government The
committee ordered al papers relating 20 this
seizure 10 he produced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-09

THE PRESIDENTS VISITORS to-day were
Vice President Colfax, Senators Caldwell,
Ames Ferry, Wilson, Anthony and Chandler,
Gen. Banks, with few friends from Massachu-
setts who desired to pay their respects to the
President, and Representative Harmer.
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PIANOS, &c.

GREAT BARGAINs IN SECONDHAND MI.
" slCAL INSTRUMENTS, Including-A
YiAnos, MeiodeOns- AccOrleOns, G1itsrs.
'lohns, banJos, &c, left for epair- oyerstI Svv
Ine, or taken IN trfe- will be sold REGARDLESS of
Ae'asi value, ss 4. a. WILD a BIO. ..
a., 40 1fth street west,
a RARE CHANCE-azying ee,ermtnss no intro
= re IESs ~ 10 .nis sity the celebrated sCHO--
Hnhn fIANo, Phiis&e phis, which = =
Iyhe, petter nnished and more durable than any
Incl fiano made, I now ODER the same at IS per
11Gshs or Tor reasonable instaliments Dali and
deem CARL RICnrER. sss Peuua. ave
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Assistant Engineer George Cowie has been
ordered to the POwhatan on the 18th inst
Lieut.. Charles NJ. Anthony is detached from
the Portsmouth navy yard and ordered to the
Powhatan.
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~The Indictment against Navor Han NJ
New York, is for conspiracy, in conn ton with
Tweed, Connolly, Sweeny, and others, to
detraud the city.
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EHAnR WAS lPusLn SALE of old bachelors
and Hidoweys at S0uthyille, KY, some week or
two ago. The young ladies of that vicinity
taking adyanta of Leap Year, put the bache-
lors and widowers Of the company On the block
and knocked themof at the foflowfn0 prices
lawyer Tan inferiOr graAe), % q head: farmers
from 81, Is . e6to; doctors feommon stOck), SIS
widowess, 81 -, Kidding spirited; bachelors nj
rs cents to s1o5, AMI bidding slow. 3f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-09

HENRY O'CoNSOR, Attorney General OF
Iowa, has been appointed Solicitor to the De-
partmeut of State
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
Receptions.

The President will hold receptions from TO
10 O'Clock p. m or Thursday, February 1 and IS.
Mrs. Grants receptions will take place every
Tuesday afternoon, from to o'clock.
Mrs. Colfax will receive on Wednesdays
during the season, commencing January 800
frCm $50 till p. N.
The wives of the several members of the Presi-
dents Cabinet viii receive on Wednesday after
noon of each week.
Speaker Blsine's receptions will be held On
the following Friday evenings, from 9 to II
o'elock-viz: January 18th and 26th, February
9th.
Mrs. Blaine's receptions every Wednesday
afternoon of the season, beginning January
10th, from 2X to O'Clock.
Mrs. Marshal Sharp receives on Fridays.
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THE CABINET MEETING to-day was atten led
by all the members.
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NEW NATIONAL THEATER.

NJ w n - Il " ~ - u Z n Il.
THE GREAT HIT oF THE SEASON,
UNBOUNDED ENTHUSIASM
THE LITTLE FAIRY nF THE Stage.
MAGGIE MITCHELL,
MAGGIE MITCHELL,
RAPTUROUsLY RECEIVED,
washington IIf ON . ETN E E,n3F
AND ONE MATINEE,
ATOMS
MONDAY, February 1872,
"FAI-FAY-FAf-FAY-
OR. the Old Ms'mseIle's Secret I"
.I, IsTEE Fnkf aud wE EPsEs nYRp
witnessed By over $500 people on its r.t repre.ep
THuRsDAY:-FAY-LA LAST TINE
FRIDAY NlGHT-Farewell Benefit
Only Repetition Of FANCHON.
SATUBnhI-farevell MATINEE. 2 d. m
JANE EIRE-LAST TINE
SATURDAY NIGHT-PEARL OF SAVOY.
Last Appearance Of MAGGIE hIrCHELL.
Boa sEeet ready Tor be entire week
MONpAY. February y. ls72
MM HORACE LlNGARD AND COMPANY.
OLD MOI ON EXHIBITION (NKw No.
4s6 AND SALE 49,
MARKRITER,S,
No. Slb 9Th street between ID and Il streets, eight
doors above Old Fellows Hall.
Choice OIL Paintings, EnRrAyings. ChrOm -, &c.
shades, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tas-
sel. hing Nails, &c in the District
- TERMS CASH
Please remember Name and Number. APPS ly-
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ANOTHER LECTURE NEW SUBS ct
AGAIN THIS WEEK
SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 10.
- she will relate HOW she csc sped from tn CO..
vent and viii also taks occasion 10 reply certain
letters and comm rnlCatOns that have recently been
published in 70 gard to herself.
She will also speak on the I" II mish Priesthood
their power over the people, and what II leads to 70
This lecture Il entirely different from the lust
delivered and Away draws a crowded h0use.
Lincoln Hall contained the largest audience ever
assembled within its walls TO hear Edith 0G ~
mans last lecture. Many persons had 10 GO away
unable 20 ObtaiE aorlis SION There more pie
IA the hall than either John b. Cough or Th-OdOTe
TlOIEas had.
The agSieIce were highly delighted with the lee
ture. She received immense applause. Every seat
Wa- tax d, aCd every inch 81 space occupied Over
huEaTed persons occupied seats on the stage. At
The next lecture only Jus many ticketSwil be sold
III conf Ttslly I'll the hall.
Tickets, so Cert-. Reserved seats can be had
FREE OF CHARGE. to those VINO call ami get
them At Mr.. BallaDtyp Bookstore, 4O2 7th street
Remember tbs hJ apply for tickets first get their
choice Of the best seats, WITHOUT ANY EXTRA
CHARGE. Call and get them Immediately. Don't
delay. 1874
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INTERNAL REvENUB.-The receipts from this
source to- day were SoG0 Ssn9G.
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SALT LAKE CRY. Feb. S-The "a Hau.>,
chiei Justice and associates, with Minister I's
lopg. were presented this morning 80 the l-u.l,h
Marshal High, ana were welcomed b. IA L.,
Mexican. The japanese judges manifest
much qualification. Minister I've lpng. on be-
ball al the japanese, made an cNceC isugly IN
teresting and instructive speech, exp ana ory %
the administration ct Justice i1 Japan. and the
de-ire OF the Japanese authsriti - examine
and learn the admin stratiOn al law in a. =
great republic. Last night Minister DE Long.
hts vile, the japanese girls in her charge. aud
n entire embassy attended the Mansonic ball
There has been snow slice and lose OF life AZ
Cottonwood.
Business i dun and money scarcer than has
been experienced Ina the past two wears.
grand banquet aud bah L. 20 be given 70
Minister De Long and the japanese embassy on
Monday evening, provided the snow block ale
on the railroad be not raised before thai time
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NoMINATIoNs--The President to-day sent
the following nominations to the Senate:
Gratiot Washburne, to be assistant secretary
of legation TO France. Vim. Brisbane, of Ia
L. ). consul at Client. ID. willard Bliss. to be
a mt mber OF the board OF health for the District
II Columbia. Remus q. Persons, TO be an as
siStant surgeon in the navy.
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ABOUT seventeen tons Of pspsr are required
to print the blank returns for the income tar
alone, and connissioner Douglass anticipating
that this win Be aboiished, has not yet ordered
the printing Of the blmhs. =
The House. CoHxIrrIs on AprRorRIA-
TIoNs this morning heard Prof. Gallaudet, of
the Colunbia Institute for tbs Deaf Dumb and
Blind, and agreed TO report In favor Of appro-
prfating $500 b supply deficiencies for that
Institution. - + ~-@
REAR ADMIRAL THORNTON A. JENKINS has
been detached from duty a. secretary OF the
lighthouse board and ordered to comm md the
'Asiatic feet. per steamer OF the 1st of March
next, vice Rear Admiral John Rodgers ordered
home.
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ESC al L ID NJ n!
EDITH O'GORHAN.

ANOTHER LECTURE. ANEW SUBS ct.
AGAIN THIS WEEK
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS RFPORTS.
FROM R0PE ro-pAr.
French A0nfrx

THE EMBASSY AT wAsatNwroS-THtNRs PRrs-
lpfsr FoR LFE-ANNEsTT TO CoNNU-
PARIS, Feb. 81, Is rerorted tha' ere French
embassy NJ Washington has been offered %
nTouyn dc rIluys
a movement T. w foot ia the aSscmNlv-o make
THEIRS president for hfe AMI renew the assem-
bly, BY annual elections. The propsssitious are
rel orted 60 emanste irom the lett ceuter
The 49, ml ly has approved the report Of IS
committee lec' mmeI ding amnesty % an COM
munistS UndtT the rank a a commissioned OF
hcer, and Who have committed NO offence under
the common law.
England Nrt.glfng.
LONDON, Feb. st l. TtportgI that Tho
Americans IN LIVERPOOL ID not approve OF the
claims ct the United States fnr indirect damage
The fmss to-day declares that England has not
revoked. and never Mil revoke t'Ir trsatV aT
WaShii stvn. She j. stil ready aud resolved 10
stand by o., but cannot. and IN not embark ip
an Alteration specially designed d close a.,
doer en- al hope af n settlement.
If This Keeps cu We VIII Have Al.
other iassn Against 6srcnt Er.taEa
EEANkFoET. Feb al De df ,,itl.'fY d. Huf tiIa
Alabama claims has q pressing i-'ir"urr Ca
american securities tn the influential markets.
Five 1--WE rtN bonds a.. l>''2 have d-riir.al 20 IS
btre since We sn' slay and the ta..i krt .- uyaNN
Charles francis Adams on HfS Nav
Home.
LoNroN, Fch. 9.-Ch7r'es Francis 4 lsrns has
arrived IN London on bis way home. lie saits
rom lANerIOOl morrow.
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LoNroN, FCh. 9.-Ch7r'es FranrI. 4 7arns IA
arrived m London en- Us way home. lie sai,
from lnerIO To- morrow.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,


ARTHUR NATrASS, Druggist,
iauS ;r second srj u streets, y. W
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ERANKLIN 4 CO.,
'LhASs TELL G SYSYy SlS{1I ENDs vHKRE TO

NO i22I PENNSYLVANIA Avenue
9ens,ne brazlhsn Pebble Spectacles. janio -3m
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Mrs. Marshal Sharp receives on Fridays
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-27
ME- DICAL sTITUTE.
LET NO ONE DESPAIR
RELIEF Is AT HAND:

DIR. HILL has probably had more practice and expe-
rencc in curing diseases OF private nature than gencr
ally lla to the lot OF any physician, and within the
last seven years he has doubt OF those
difficult cases OF private diseases-such require prlc
teal eXpperiencc-than a the other physicians in the
city The is that he applies himself the duties
of his profession. with untng zeal aud industry. in the
tnves gaton of the disorders to which he has confined
his whole attont has by this means discovered
that the Old-fishiOncd mod of doctOring symptoms
only does not succeed well his plan of attacking
the disease hrst-eNtingush that, and attend 10 the
symptoms as may best fit the case His medicines are
free rom any nauseous drug and easy to be taken,
without interfering with the avOcatons ofthe patient
Dr. II. would say that his medicines are free from
curry, and all other poisonous drugs; they put up In
Il small amt compact form and he taken without
fear Of exposure or hndrance from business and except
in cases OF violent Inflammation, no change Of diet is
necessary For further particulars please call at his Office
All diseases successfully treated Or charges made.
Dr. HIS Vegetable syrup, warranted to cure Private
DscasCs Ladies have the best of treatment by Dr.
H. His remedies for females sent BY express.
Omce-Ovcr Welherbees Drug store, 1913 FrOni ST..
Worcester dm* mh7
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NolRlsMICH ND woRcEsrRR nInI

N SfoV "a n ~ - " Ch' rs TER DINI
a :, IkAlss GoIsG soUfH, LEAVE WORCESTER At
si ~, viz, ~ {i aasGnger IRAN Connects at Web
ton ~ Painteld with trains to sid from i All
59s,,, ~i'a lIoyidehce; at Norwich Hih train i6r
10 90 IA way Passenger Train C5nnects 81 W.,
tar "lin rims nom Boston, Nashua. Fitch.
E544IE. 4.e~eiii 9c ST worcester junction WIN
western an5 Providence trains a Pufns1- " * *
fIslI tom Sc9loh al Fainneii f5r FTayiis,, ~
a. ~ "lCn VIE tfaihs ioT New london. kiystIs
AIS "a. WeT Passenger Train Connect. a, ~,
Ssstes WIN trains from Nashua, Fiich5urg ieVt
ell &c; st worcester junction win (, ~
Ian ltoin b1s,2l, alG Trains from Western ana
ram from Boston at Flainde!d junction ir,ias
i , violence and Hartford arrive ia season tor
webster, Phtnam and Danieisonvil!el for %
10 ~ steamer from New London, will take This
ESQ m Steamboat Express Train for New York
Sohiireis 81 worcester with trains from Boston
S9Aeqfd, Manchester lowell Lawrence Nashua
EnChpufR' &C. At Putnam from Boston, Wal
Poiel FFSllkln anu Blackstone; leaves Nor1ich
Tor New London at BIS pm. A
q TEAMS conc NORTH LEAVE Norwich Ar
STU m, S'sanlost Express train Tor Boston, daily
ton, Blackstone Frank in and wapoie. at an Nos Ne
eester for Boston, Birmingham, Lowell, Nashua
concord, Fltehburg, &c. This train leaves New
london at HE m, dependent On arrival ~
600 m. way Passenger Train. conpeo,i,..
flainneid Junction for Providence; al P"i5,r,
T Gr session ARRIVING a. 1920 IN; at worcesiGr
yulcloi ior Springfield and way stations Albanv
o., ana FroyldenGei at Worcester for trains Ia
AA'"S m: way Passenger Tram. Connecting an
nLs.l';lel9 M!tn Tram from and for Providence.
sfrVhis st Worcester Junction in season Tor tran
a. Worcester Tor trains to Boston. Nashua 4
$40 n. Way Passenger Train. Conrects a So,
held Junction with train TO Providence. AT W..
cester with train for Boston. - WE
WEBsTEE sFECGAL
leaves " etster for " Worcester 1t 4. 30 am
Leaves Worcester Tor Webster at sJ.:s:s pni
az < Sc. n. ANDREWS, sup't.,
-NfNleh ~
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1871 CHESHIRE RAILROAD =
10 IL MINrER ar AMnEM ENr-lnLnl man,

Xxx " II ~ . 81 10 " RAILROAD -
10 u WINTER AR ANGENENr-C omnenc-
log MONDAY, Dec. 25, 1871
Trains leave Worcester \ ter Street Depot al & 10
N, H. Is NJ and l20 p M. FitchbnrR 02Oa H. and
LIS and 1885 for Rinchenduu, Troy, kcpna and nj
lows Falls -
Making connections at Bellows Falls with puu,na d
Burlington u. r. for Rutland, Saratoga Iurinpn5'
Also with W. Central H. u. for Windsor Win" nv
function connecting with Conn. and Passumnsir pi,oe
Dufg. Montreal, dc. ''' 'Nue"t-
Tickets TO all points north for cal at No Fos,.,,
WoTCester-J. BARNARD, Agent '' N''''t
Fare as low as by any route and di4fpura tao.
.nJsor,b ''puN Nefs on Night rraii lor We 81
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y EhAONI AND MASSACH Us iF'IvVE
- AND TROY AND GREENFIELD RkjIin ~ ~
0ss iesye worcester, FosterSt. Depot for HGna INV,
neil !, S9rth Adams, SARATOGA and Troy N " al G 20
h;, Ior N3rlh Adams, Hoosac Tunnel Grecnncii Sle1
nurhe Ftlls anG Brattleboro $40 and u IL ~, -
ETsGnteIa At $50 and lil5 A. NJ. and 400 r. " 'oF
pm. ~ ct ''"o u III, ana 10
Leave Greenfield for Worcest or at g. 80 and
m. and 200 y ~ '' H. ana a.ll
dohe tOO 70 and 100 m trains, from Ioosoc Tunnel
p,Sp n Tram ron treenlci, and Sal q IN ami . ia n r
tt t,iS ton bI'liehor0, connect at Fichbnrr win
uI si Io al lroVldeICe Newport and Taunton ~
lie i.uu Il m and LOO p IN trains from uonsor Tunr.l
ana a z m and zoo I'm trains from Bratleboro con-.
eo' WIN 'r"ihs Ot ofeestef, Providence Newport &c
FItchburg. Mass. Dec L. 1871 d. LEO HntS1
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FARMS! FARMS! FARMS!
POND & PEACOCK
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS.
No, 2 Front St. Exchange,

Have on hand an extensive list of Farms at prices to
suit all. from Pleasant Little Farm for few hundred
dollars, TO Delightful Country Estate for a few thou
sands. Also, City Property and Real Estate OF every
description.
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~ FOX SALE-ln Grafton, a yerV Sll-
E;;; perOr MIX and Fruit Farm containing 2I6 acres
EliI Of land the very best quay-not five acres of
Ss-e-~ waste land-we fenced win stone ,yoI. cuts
As head featte 200 apple trees pear trees nearly ali
grated lrult'
iW9-stofy House OF II rooms. well painted, papered
anu nnHe9i convenient Tor two tenants; one Of the
Des IIIs m worcester county, bt in 1867 size 100
~ cafiaase mouse ice house, srlnaly, henery, &c;
cdn To 49, les from worce3ser mile from church,
.tai0n '''' Po'' 'o'' 49, . Vi " mus iIohi fArou
non earn
g. III ~, ~ ~ i I-E-Ih 'SpeIcer ABOUT IL
NJ and = acres o, which IS wood iand; cuts Is orc
,nples 1aars ch,yi,s IN iit H. CuWs; winter q
House wei ngintad md raroIpj l"o-S'orS
- 49, f ~ f'l-N'
-. FOR SATE In cr,fto, a I'LL
M n1d MSief f g Farm OF lOo acres well divided
head Of rattIe. cIio Inn, Sn MiI Keep u
25l or annie trees TosIor Io U % % l5 ~ '
Very peasny located I9 miles e tram Grfe ccr
tire, miles from railroad. 4 mile from school
price * nO0
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f able Farm 81 abohf a ac1as Sa anro very aesr
tons OF hay good pear orchard md a nientv 1T
apples: summer 10 head Of cattle winter ,nore Tni
house OF 8 rooms: harm IA X M In frs r1tc coi,,,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-27
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VNpJ iO25 q m, ana 4.3 and 1885 n m New W.
sunday mail leaves at 1905 r. H. Sieeping rar ,Uii
4.3O m train. ''ihs WIN
Leave Springfield for Worcester at 200. - u90am
lS5 esp, 205 exp, 400 $40 exp, m. A,6HIy SI, i
express IOWA M sunday mail 1925 m n Du,jqv) '
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6oLk central, Troy and GrcennNsb : TIua,on Eiver
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sn no B2stoh aqd Lebanon Springs RaroaGs At State
g Wiga i1e o7a tQc Raiiroad. A. P!ttsReld with
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AZ Springfield with the Hartford Now Uaycnand SHRINE.
held and Connecticut River Railroads. Al Palmer Min
ne New London Northern RB. At worcester iuncttoT
VIE the Providence and Worcester Worcester ana
sashua ann Norwich and Worcester Railroads *
bury, and Milford Railroads - '' 'ii" r''oh
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