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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-05

During the session OF the first Legislative
,sfSsembly bill was introduced and passed
- II the prevention and punishment Of abor-
lon, which met the hearty approval Of the
pmmuuity, which had become sickened at
: he prevalence OF the crime In our midst.
. will be seen from the report In our local
cblnmns one Of these professional yiolatoH1
Of law was arrested yesterday at the ih'
stance OF victim, and 10 now lneArcerated
iu jail awaiting atrial for his helnous offence.
Il . about time that On example Of this class
was made, and II the statements, as alleged,
can be established, It Is to be hoped that the
community will be rid u the presence for q
wear or two OF him, and tho Albany peniton-
tiary DO the galner.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-05
N o TIoE Z.


WAAHIEoroS, d. o., MGy 20, IsIl :
Ths Board Of Public WORKS having dSsmsd Il oon.
through he sRd q Ma K. b. BsTsif, 6st.son The he
h9esyi9 t1InR,ko snd the land tonnstJ owned bT
nefvod by the said hurdook, and have caused the
sane 70 bq tlTseyed and Plat to be prepared and
All PeFsona interested In this road, And Who mGE
have obiootlons are hereby notified 70 present them
hondsy IN jane nsIL ALEX. r. BhkPhERD,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-05
NOTICE.


Tn. Ro,,a y bSb5sWSSs bS5s Ws, D nj IA ssa.s ~ ii !,
du0iys TO the public Interests " ehanEo portion Of
the "LnueAn Hun Road through the lands Of PslTco
Shoemaker and ThomAa BlAHdon, doooaa0d, aud have
caused the same 70 bs surveyed Rnd plat to bs pre-.
pared and hled In this once,
All persons Interested in this change aud who may
have hereby notified 70 present them to
this Board at lta regular meeting the seeond Mon.
day In June mont ALEX. II, hliEPHhRD,
my39 2AW3N Vice President,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-05

The Senate and House, yesterday, agreed
to the conference report on the tax and tariff
bill. Only three appropriation bills remaia
10 be acted on by the Senate, and Il Is ex-
poctcd they will pass that body before Friday
or Saturday, and that Congress will certainly
adjourn on Monday next.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-05


.,o A.. ,pS ,ShsI and gIys the NorkInInan a
ch,noo a,ont,. IIttlo angor Ia worth A bakers
a.. " - sa.,a,,'s Wsndsu phuii,,
- - -. A.. ~. w.,
World out Of the Democratic party, and the
ChIcsgo Tribune reads the Chicago Times out
Funny.
wHERE IL Mr., schurIY The last Of his ro-
corded speeches was made Just amer the Clnoin.
natl aaseo when he exclaimed, according to tho
yeracIous Mr.. Boules, Of the Springfield MAS. }
R,publiean. at am overwhelmed and dlscour.
aRed.n Has he recovered yeti
t,,.,, ,h,. .oD,,.r,,y ,n.,oas,rv houIs of thu
o-so ,,ads,s ovsr the iron tarIti, ono would SUD.
nos. that Tho iron dutv had kent increasing
- -, -. - -. tn a., a. M, ,ho n,s.on,
duty on piR iron Is the lowest that the country
has seep for sixtv years. with the execution Of a
,hort tImo in lssT
s.,,.,, .n,.,,. ,,o o.Doo
Vsp', VV, N.'' -
ssp..at ~. n,s.i.v ha hsd M ..r.a
nv sHeoI'I ", s,''.-.,
'"P P'"~f'
A bigger chicken few on the fence,
CAap.ehap-ch6P, CHAPPAouA
And went for the chicken that had no sense
CAap-eAap.eAap, CHAPPAouA
III. ~, ,,u.1 .,,,..0 mn, x,,rD., ,oo,,cL
sh..eISa T,,,,n,or,r
N. IN ,.,,,, A.. go a. ds.t 1,.S
Chs. shSa.ch.n CI,rr1orr
No more will he cheer for the Old White Hat,
ChdY-ehdP-ehaP, CnArFAouAl
His bones are munehed by the Thomas cat
ChdP eAdP'ehdP, CHAFFAoUA
INA NUTSHELL.
How doth the busy Horace o.
Improve each shining hour
And look Tor once every day
In every party power
How skilliully he builds his SELLS
HOW neat ne spreads MS soap,
Aud when pug iron VIII not avah
iaAos roo-hAue 10 MS noPo'
tbs general opinion Of Republicans Is ex'
pressed by Ex-Governor Dennison, Of Ohio, who
says my Judgment Is that the election OF Mr'
Greeley, as the Joint candidate Of tho Liberal
Republicans and Democrats Will DO virtual
restoration Of the Democratic party 70 the con
Toi OF the Government, anu, IN my Judgment
suoh Ies'oistioh Nouiu W tnoIo niisohio'ou. y
tne oouhtiy thAh "ouiu W 'n0 restoration % tu'
DemoetAne party, pure anu simple n IN tn'
h.'er M Vaso 1ue PeSp'e "ou,u Nv i'''e ''H"An'
ue'e0' hS "'Vhs u'sBus
The Chicago TineS says that at q Very lArg'
meeting Of eolored citizens in that city on Tues
day evening the expression was unanimous II
favor Of Grant, and 1t did not tTabspire tina
Greeley had . supporter In tho room.
The New York Tribune Is delighted with tn
nomination for Governor BY the Pennylyani
Democracy OF the Hon. Charles H. BuekaleW
termins him "the Antipodes OF Hartranit, tn
I " n
TO support him in preference to the latter. o
course tho Tribune Is an "Independentn new
paper.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-05
New Advertisements.


mss UTI ION.
ne s.;.lsiSss ;,l;iPs T.d,, ,s:s,%.
''''' JAMEs 7, POWELL.
JUSs l. Is7a LUoiRN o'BRiGN.
THE BOOK AND Jos PRINTING BusINRss
tlaued A. tho Old stand by the phdsrsisnsd who 70
srossy Sss' swsd On The lat. am Sss sIs nov ore
pared 70 etseata any work in their line With tho ut
JAMES 7, POWELL,
i.Sa tsGtI $50 sSss asd q aya SsHPH; st;,.s.
SSs IISssESysEsHSa sSEIas;
yihssELS inSESos, ANp n,sE.IG TsNpE9s in THE FIFTH
fiSET.IiouaE issrtcToR's oyyIcE.l
.-,-, NoIyonE. va, MAJ y, sll II,
. ls'olcSt, N on MONDAY. he iiiS d.t q Jun,
ia e; f1sal.hlns aad d.Ii,,iiDs sHy R,TIoSs
ieIts: n ispS;I 20, S:;,,; va
= e os e g. s'
NotfOt Va, IN sood ard satolent Sea. barrels,
Sf1:: ssS sS S S S
sseh y:.,s osoe qa,. ar, frse q Az sIpsns. 70 the
SaiIsd Sni d, Gitso6si thsTstos which vii form
part o. the 2ntraet oopiss Of which may be had by
Kil BIDS must Be- sealed ,nd Indorssd, Proposals
ter Ration, and Fasl for ! 'Eht Vessels. Ae, ard
By order Of the / ssIGou'S BOIis sr,vv
isS oommOd's, u.sN, and IAEStHouss ia'p'r.
ITNTrED Stairs PATRNT oFFIuE.
.,ou The petition Of lENRI S. AEnii, Of Bsikshirs
ss.a e h% y sns II m 'sS sy q SasG & oT an
i@1gfoys%snt i5 HiIl..ids Plossi s..,...
On the Oth dSE Of july merit that the tune Tor
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-05

oFAEoERY gALH or sTRAM Engine, TWO
bEla Oh BuRN TOR GRINDTNQ CORN.
kHkIIIsqs, EtRv kTohs, BORKKHs. BKIT.
ING, PULlLke, 40, Acl
District q Columbia, vii ofisr ~ public sale, on
ne PE,mI;.s stss.sdea ;.ys,, hssE..p El.,s.,h
bih dag o. June, AZ O'clock. y. NJ. one steam en-.
ss q ssSSs m,'sIs',i s s'. ,s I've s,.; q sss
elevatern, soreena, bel ine, pplliss, a., 40. -
Terms Of sale One third cash balalcs 70 ihrve
SSs'' vi S"%Sar. q ,IS; go ~
LATIhKR : oLkAhY, Age,f,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-05
ROCK ENON SPRINGS,
FREDERICK COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
A. y. PRATT, Manager.
OPEN FROM JUNE l TO OCTOBER 1, 1873.
DELIGHTFUL SUMMER REsOnT FOR
FAMILIES.
Terms per month, $40.

TRAVELLING FAoILITIRsi
Leave Washington By Orange, AleIAndrtA and Ma
nAssAs railroad. from Maryland avenue depot, at 7iS
., IN dine At straAburE dspoti reach Winchester Al
.. thence By ooseh 10 the Springs In three hours
over hne road, through beautiful scenery Tickets
10 the springs and return. good III Oetobsr So,
Or leave Baltimore DEPOT t6I5 a. N, dine At Har.
psT's Ferry, arriving At Winchester and the Springs
above. fare 70 Winchester, S5I stage fare 70
spTinEs, Shame to rstnrn. mJsi.u
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-05
Financial.

WAsHINgTON CITY SAVINGS BANK,
w Corner of Seventh street and Louisiana Avenue.
PAYS SIX PER OHNT, INTEREST ON ALL DIR
POHIrB. Interest commences from date OF dgpoall
Al deposits made and drawn q, will Open dAiH BON
Hhs, ilGI 70 z % g n P fS6 N. on "a. R6Pf rrs.s
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-05
Auction Sales.


RY LATIMRR n .CLEARY, .eE-
- Auouonse.s aad Raj Frtats Brukera,
E Star Omee Buildina.
THR STOCK AND FIxTuRrs oF A pRuo
= ATpRE AT RuhLlO AUCTioN
.ioe :, ssIosH AHoS.sH n ~ sos "a soRIsa.
nue bstye.n Fearth ard Hifth rttpes. shall sen,
~ Dssss "a sSs s.s v; snirs ssooh
~ B.-Thls 4 q good stand, ard offers rars chance
ior profitable inVsstusnt 70 any one fslovinE the
Terms mad. known at s.ls,
ies-h fStaf Auatloneern.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-05
Auction Sales.


nv LATIRgR a ULRARY,
- Auotionesrl and Real Hstate Brokers,
Southwest corner PsqSsTiyAsi. .ys. and Eleventh -
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-05

By wn. L, Va wsl h..s's 4 Ss'laIss. SS'lass''''.''''
poo md soSs v. y sst. "a. ''eiH AZ. and Nin,h st.
rnUsrEEE sahE a lt RE Ig IMPRovED

PROPnHrY in SQUARE U51,
i3sSs & ssd rssoiSsS = as'iH IssS or ~ % iolio TX
Dl.iriet oi velpmbis, I VII, On WRDNRsDiY, he
99d dA ot Nay, lsfl, N 4 ooiock. ., m, thsf for
L. ~. On q. gsi%l.s, 4 psss .ae.on q. hlsh,.,
shs ei, q wsshiagtsn. IN The Dstret "a io9lumbIa.
un,l one hundred and foftyelsht. tte) one hundrsd
and forty ynine, Utl one hundred aad rftT tibO Ard
ono hundred aud hitJ.one, (ibil IN h y. 0lbsr's
recorded snbdVlsSn Of square All hundred and Ssv.
TsfRs oF ..., .. prescribed BY the deed Of ,rv.,,
arsi Ths arnoant o. indsbtednoaa ssoured b. The
deed wi,h the eiperses o. sale, az - 30 In o..h
secured hy the notes of thu purohaser btapG inter-
eat Al ten per cent from the dag Of sale, and deed
required on Aoespisnos ef The bid n the terms o.
s1e not complied With IN Ave days from the dAy
o. .ale The PYpsIy win BE- resod q The eTpenas and
cost OF the detaulpng purchaser Oonvoy Anoing and
revenue stamps a the cost q purchaser.
ROBERT w, MCPHERSON, Trustee.
mSnh W. ]. WALL co., Auots.
~ THE. ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
aooounS o. tbs storm until "WEDNESDAY, the Sth
' RoBT. W, McPHEwos, Trustees,
nv n m M wAnARn n..t R.,.,. n..h =.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-16

A debt against a nation does not outlaw
though it is apt to get relocated into the limbo
OF romance and to be treated as ii no one had
any responsibility for it. Such has been the
fate Of the claims for the French spoliations
Prior to 1900. More than seventy-fve years
have passed, all the original claimants are of
course dead, and have ceased to suffer the pa1gs
of hunger and OF hope deferred, and very few
persons in the country ever took the trouble to
enquire what the claims are But the nations
honor has heyer been discharged of its obiga-
tons in them. One reason why it has not is
lhat the nations conduct at the time they were
incurred was anything but creditable.
AT the next session of congress the claims will
again come up, and we trust that they will at
this time be fairly met and paid They have
already been before more than forty congresses.
they have been fayorably reported on by forty
one committees, they have seven times passed
the senate and twice the house, and have been
twice vetoed by Polk and by Pierce, neither Of
whom seems to have known what they were
vetoing. Thirteen of the state legislatures in.
Guiding Connecticut have instructed their rep
resentatives in Washington to favor their pay
ment. The main facts about the claims are
briefly these:
During the revolution our government mad0
an offensive and defensive treaty with France of
eternal friendship. We agreed TO make her
wars our wars Tin substanCe), TO guarantee 10
her her West India possessions, and TO give her
exclusive right to bring her prizes into our
ports This was the price Of our independence
=, when the French revolution came, when
France and England were at war, and all Europe
was banded together not only TO crush France
by arms but 10 starye her, by Il league 10 cap.
ture and confiscate all supplies of provisions
from whatever quarter, going to French ports,
our governments were in a dilemma. II could
not keep Us treaty with her without going TO
war with England, and, therefore, BY Series
Of m1n9uyres L not only eyaded its treaty OBJ.
legations with France, but ii became in fact the
ally Of England. 1t proclaimed neutrality.
which tcOuld not do under the treaty. And il
gave to England the right TO bring her prizes
into our s-disreggrding entirely the ex.
elusive right Of the French to do this. Upon
this treatment the French were of course en-.
ragged, and retaliated unlawlully, by the cap.
ture aud confscation Of vessels of American
merchants enabling upon the latter great
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-16

IMMUNITY. 1t appears TO us that cases lire this
should not be excluded from the national pro-
lection of the rights of citizenship. There
should be a possibility of appeal from the OPP
pressious of this kind of arbitrary power.
Doubtless the legislature Of Illinois will give
this judicial despotism such attention as it de-
mauds, and deprive it Of the authority of law.
But, having secured this, would it not be well
for the people of that state, and of the other
states also, where necessary, to provide in the
state constitutions against such judicial viola
tons of personal rights, and make the provis-
ions SO clear and complete that no judges, not
even the most arbitrary and tyrannical, will
venture 10 tri1e with them. In some way, such
attempts at tyranny should be met and crushed
at once, wherever they appear. Courts which
really command respect and confidence, know
how to protect their dignity without resorting
to violent uses of arbitrary power, which tend
only to destroy it.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-16

The BRITISH FLAG DIsGRAoED.-The Mel
bourne Argus of the 18th Of September says
that great indignation has been felt and eX-
pressed in that colony at the discovery of some
frightful atrocities which were perpetrated on
board the brig Carl, when on what is termed a
labor cruise among the South sea islands. 1t
appears 1.-THE Argus says that the Carl was
owned by DIR. James Patrick Murray. she
left Melbourne in June, 1871, Dr. MURRAY going
with her as surgeon. She took general cargo,
and no suspicion was entertained that she was
to be engaged in any but legitimate trade.
On arriving at Levuka, the captain of the brig
left; the mate, a man named Armstrong, was
appointed in his stead; and having obtained
authority from Mr., March, the British consul,
TO 20 on a cruise, he still accompanied by Dr.
Murray, the owner, started on a kidnapping
expedition among the islands. Then began the
preparation of series Of the most horrible
atrocities.
The unsuspiciouS natives were deCOyed in
their canoes alongside the vessel, and the canoes
were suddenly smashed by heavy pieces of iron
being thrown into them. Struggling in the
water, the unhappy wretches were caught, haul
ed on board the brig and thrust into the hold
and thus the atrocious trade was carried ON un-
til the SLAYER had nearly completed her living
cargo. But then, maddened by being stoeU
from their homes, and by hard usage, these nal
tivcs began 20 fight, and in utter desperation sd
fire to the ship. 10 check this the captain, ID |
Murray, and his myrmidons commenced an i |
discriminate slaughter of their captivcs fri |
prOmiscuously into the crowd. The moruR |
after these murders had been perpetrated, one |
matches being taken Off it was found thato |
fewer than seventy were either dead or wound, |
and both dead and wounded were at once thHn |
overheard.
Some time after a few of the particuls OF |
these atrocities leaked out, and at Sydn( the |
captain and some of the crew have beccom-
mitted for trial for their share in they Dr. |
Murray himself is the principal witnes4nd It |
is from his mouth that the details of til lorri- |
BILE affair have beeu obtained.
1t is said that he has turned queens Idence, |
and that, moreover, he is protected by ceruH |
cate from the British consul at Fiji, scat II is |
feared he cannot be prosecuted. Meafhie the |
government Of Victoria have been mqnntiring |
in their endeayOrs to procure every iA OF evil
dence that may serve to render the pceedlngs |
taken in sydney eifcctual, and have hnsmitted |
all the information obtained to the pvernment
of New South Wales.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-16

MOUNTAIN RAILRoADs-The estern divi-
sion of the Colorado Central raYad marrow
gauge) has been completed lrofiolden dis
lance Of eighteen smilcs, to dpolnt within
three miles OF Black Hawk. Itinow open for
business and has been in runnV order for the
last six weeks. Three locomofss, formerly in
use on the east approach to I Missouri river
bridge, are now used on thiJVslon, ana hnd
constant employment in thfansportatlon OF
freight and passengers. In me respects TINS
railroad is the most remarlJe That has ever
been used for passenger hspoflauon' Inc
line follows the canon Of Qr creek, which is
extremely narrow, in sOmehes contracted 10
width of forty feet II n precigllous sides,
from so to 1000 feet in lght' through this
canon the railroad 6ndjts way, following
closely 10 the side tue stream, hut
built upon rock fouatlon aud beyond
tho reach of biob ,br. The descent Of
the creek for sixteen mi 100 feet per mile, but
it is extremely irregul9n many places moving
along with very slOWeloclty, anu ~ other
points pungng over rs rom hueen 70 lolty
feet in height The de,st gfaue USED ISL 70 leel
per mile, and the srtest curve IS lgO leel
loose wheel on eacbxle, by which eXpedcnt
the friction of the (vature is eliminated and
The locomotives greiabled to draw trains with
ease which il wor be found impossible TO
move If the cars te supplied with wheels Of
he ordinary onsctiou, The average speed
on the road is eli miles per hour. The oper-
stion of 4 road IN these peculiar character
Tiles being in jlne degree an experiment,
III sneed has In reduced TO limit which
l. nerfeetly s, 1t is anticipated that q
higRer need ly hereafter be used with
entire ssfetv. uring the construction Of this
rood many lbts were expressed as TO the
nractieabilityf its operation, but the large
nmonnt III 1sincss when is now being trans.
acted over aud tho freedom from accident
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-16

The Hartford Post gives this exclusive infor-
nation, which should have great interest for
builders: "Slate is not incombustible, and
when thoroughly heated breaks up, and being
spreading the fire. When exposed TO the heat
of an ordinary fire the thin slate swells to the
thickness of an inch or an inch and half and
Is one mass of incondescent material, like glow
ing anthracite. 1t is lighter than punice, and
may be carried through the air by even mod
crate wind" 1t is remarkable that this curious
property Of slate has not before been observed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-16

which have attended its operation, have rem
dered it a matter of certainty that with proper
care roads Of This character and often with
grades exceeding two hundred feet TO the mile,
may lie ad4ahtageohsly used. Tie grading of
The road between Golden ard Julesburg, dis
tance of 2l5 miles, was commenced on the 18th
of September, and is being prosecuted with a
strong force. Forty miles of the road are grad
cd. and it is expected that the force now engaged
on the road will lie able 10 grade Two miles per
day during tile favorable weather. omaha
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-16

The sale of silver pied ware, at % and P. M,
at J. p. Hall & COZ $50 Main street, still contin-
ues with unabated lterest Some excellent bar.
gains were made yterday afternoon and evening,
aud the choicest pes are still left to be disposed
%
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-16

Messrs. Churchill Watson & Co., OF piston, hav-
ing escaped the great fire, announce i our adver-
Using columns to-day that they hayea large and
complete assortment of foreign anddomestic dry
goods, to which the attention of OF dealers is es-
neciallY directed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-16

BRICK MARKERS TOOLS


Il u
- STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF MAsgA cursrr-s
In the matter OF Wright Bottomly bankruptIn Ra -.
ruptey, Warrant in Bankruptcy has been ssncd nv
said Court against the Estate Of Wright Roto,nI,t
Worcester OF the county Of Worcester of Tic etnIe "
Massaehusetts, In said District. aIludged HanItnpt
upon the Petition Of his Creditors; and The nalsn ~
any Debts and the delivery of any Propertv beion0
ing to said bankrupt to him, or to hit use aSS n
transfer Of any Property by him frbdden by tay
meeting OF the Creditors Of said BanErhSt i'W y,
prove their Debts and choose one or more e5pe, "
bis Estate will be held at Court on Bantrn5icy ~
he holden at Worcester in said District on ne st day
OF November A. d. 1872, at 10 o'clock A. M al The o,ics
OF and befo Peter &. Bacon ESQ., al snid Worcsstar
one Of the Registers IN Bankrnptcy Of said Court
. HOLLAND q, USHER,
T. 81 Marshal, Mass, District, ~ Messenger
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-16
abe aaip spg adIuresr. sauoap ummg Nubembn 49, 1879.

Loss OF APPETITE, Heartburn, Palpitation Of the
Heart Dizziness, Sleeplessness Constipation, Wind,
Mental and Physical Debility, and Melancholy, are
caused by dlsarrangement of the digestive To
thoroughly master these symptoms, WHITES SPECIALITY
FOR DYSPEPSIA is The only prompt egFeieat and safe
remedy. H. G. WHITE, Proprietor. l07 Washington ST.,
Boston. Price. 81 per bottle. dM,W&S&w3m o5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-16

Lam son, Glazier Co. willell horses, carriages,
harnesses, and 1900 pounds o1utter at auction at
their salesroom to-day at 10 O'Clock; household
furniture at O'Clock.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-16

DR.. C. Il. BRoADBENT, physicm for lung and
throat diseases, also all chronic Complaints and
humors, is at the Bay State hOus9and will remain
until next Saturday noon. Adyid free Room %.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-16

Kendall & Banister wi sell personal property at
the late residence of wa. Knowlton in Shrews-
bury to-day at II o'clOt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-16
x4AgiGSp MARK HEg

NEW York tov. lj.-1Ioney stringent, with the bulk
of loans at is per cent per day. easing to per cent
coin nj the cle Of banking hours Currency is gong to
Boston reelf NefhhB scarce At lOoB "a lU5@ Tor long
llO5s "a pr snort sht God very m and higher,
opened at ~ sOlH UP TO 1872 down 10 ll34, closed at
ll3s a 1887 Large shipments are probable tomorrow
-englgem4s now S55UOOO. Loans at a. per cent
for carrvinwith l-32 BID Tor the close, Clear
ings S5S0itv II Is reported that squeeze Of cash
coin will lklttmpted Tomorrow. Treasury usburse-
ments $40. Governments tribe lower closing firm
State bOnfu a"u STEADY STOCKS weak anu unsetlleuin
e0nseguee of the continued issue railroad bonds amt
stoeks jlc 1eUO that the Lake Shore company Will
issue lll9h new per cent currency bonds is uly
conlirn& anu IL Is stated on GOOD authority hat adIi
tiOna du common StOch VIII be put IN the market
MANY oilers are ginning to BIZ more uneasy regard to
this ~ Oi securities ana are making large mar gins on all
kinds RAILROAD property. PaCinc Man fell to So and
me Nee market closed at about the lowest prices Of the
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Elmwood folded Edge iOllar only thirty-fve
cents box for sale by al'he frst-class furnishing
bousas in tho citv
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All that have used Elmwoo, fold Edge Collar
will have no other
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BOARD AND FURNISHED ROOMS.
-hD Also, Table Board at 2l6 Main st. up one alght
left hand door, Inquire Tor W Wv ''
MIC dlw' MRS. CUTLER.