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II VAN DEUSEN. Fashionable Boot and Shoe
IL. Maker Ladies, Gents and Misses Boots,
Shoes and Caters made 10 order in first class
style Repairing done On reasonable terms snd
at short notice, Shop first door north OF NORTH
yRNRR Office S21
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n A. HARRISON, Real Estate, Loan and In
". surance Agent. Money to loan on improved
unincumbered farms for one or more years. S22
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MILLS BROS. Dealers in Heavy Hardware,
lNI and Shelf Goods. Stoves, Tin, Copper, ana
Sheet Iron, corner Main and kalamazoo streets,
Paw Paw Mich. $50
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rTHOMAS l.. ROSS. Dealer in Staple and Fancy
i Dry Goods, Ready Made Clothing, Boots,
Shoes, Hats. Caps, Carpetings, ETC. The high
est market price paid for wheat. S2l
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ORAN W. ROWLAND. County Clerk, Notary
~ Public and Conveyancer. Deeds, Mortgages,
Contracts. and all kinds of Conveyances drawn
on the shortest notice. and at the usual rates.
Office in the Court House. Paw Paw, Mich.
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CtONRD MCH. Fashionable Tailor. being in
~ receipt of the latest New York Fashions is
prepared to do all kinds Of work in the latest
style Shop over r. l.. Ross store, Paw Paw.
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MRS. HOYT. Miliner, and dealer in all kinds of
NI Millinery Goods. Rooms over K. Smith n
CO. store, Paw PRIV. Mich. $50
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~ +. AILEN.-Manufacture and Dealer in
-. NATIVE WINES, Paw Paw Mich
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SOUTH HAVEN DIVISION.
GRAND RIVER VALLEY DIVISION.

II. E. SARG ENT, Gen. Supt. NJ. q. X. r.
G. +. CURTIsT., Asst Supt.
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7 II. PRATER. Photographer, and dealer in
- Picture Frames. StereOscopes and Stereo-
scopic views, Mouldings, Engravngs, Chromos
and Autographs Rooms on Kalamazoo street,
opposite the Dyckman House, Paw Paw, Mich.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, TO ALL PARTIES
IN interested that The Commissioners appointed under
Chapter $50 Laws Of 1871 will In the Chamber of
the board OF Aldermen, on Monday afternoon July 80
l2 at four O'Clock to examine into the facts aud
stances relating to the contracts made by the Mayor
sons, TO wits
No.
AXIS O. q. Waterbury, President Forty fourth street.
Nicolson pavement ffom Third TO Fourth avenue.
2l6l. &. O. Waterbury, President Forty third street.
NicOlson pavement nom Third to Fourth avenue.
John L. Brown, regulating grading. curb, gutter
and flag, Tenth avenue between Manhattan and l55th
streets
2sse Terence G. o'Brien sewer in Hudson street. be-
tween Bank and West Twelfth streets and between Ganse-
2,22s smith 4 Noonan, J. D. Moore, Assignee Ilsth
street. sewer between Third avenue and HARLEM River
2o2 j. d. Moore, regulating grading curb and gutter
2,2l John w Pettigrew li8th street. gutter and
tagging from First avenue to avenue A.
1927. Joshua d. Miner, Fifty street, stone block
paving from Ninth to Eleventh avenue
,S42 Jeremiah Cromwell, Twentysi street, stone
block paving, Third avenue to East River.
Seventy fourth and Eighty sixth streets.
LIB Robert Cunningham, Sixty sixth street regulat
ing and grading curb, gutter and flag First avenue to
avenue A.
2222 Michael Hayes, Eighty.thrd street. curb gutter
and flag Third 10 Fifth avenue.
avenue. regulating, grading &c 10th 10 lSsth street
2.lA Michael happlt, Staples, Hotaling CO., As
sgnees, avenue A, tagging Seventeenth to Twenty
JOSIAH SUTHERLAND.
HOOPER IcGrTs G;XAN worst, Commissioners.
G. IL. 8. WILLIAMS, Clerk. t9
Jul
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
A 7 WALDRON A COOKIES
IA Down Town Horse Auction Mart
New Church, Cedar and Liberty streets,
EXTRA LARGE AUCTION BALE
THIS nav M0NnAV


IA Down Town Horse Auction Mart
NeE xchssch ASE Gsdfr aTc4SN spS Fess's ns Streets
This DAY tMoNpAY,
OF HORSES AT wnGSSs 4 SSsoHKb xNb HARNESS,
including he entire stock Of Horses Of Lumber dealer 1e
timber lands in Michigan last fall sold by order OF
esfsrp ysss sn ing sens
an ena ssm
one pair heavy and strong work Horses years n
One pair gray Horses, 10 hands and years; good
and nsdns Rind or WORK Am all aay drivers OF 'uD
One black Horse and Mare years !S lns's bands;
One large roam Horse l7s hands years; superior
heavy drauhgt Horse fine Horse for sevedores work
%ps ss 0ns
roSssp ea pnrs sssd se mot with
out can be driven by lady and sound and reliable
Assignee of John R. coriiiyosaG
y or road horse good stopper and drives stylish and
Top Buggy and set Harness; all in good order.
ge ay das naaas o n
has no fault vice or trick lady can drive him in per-
Gray Morgan Pony Is hands years old this pony,
ve CT mile on c n has
and endurance; sound, kind and true.
safe for lady 10 use; FIRST class family horse kind,
Brown Horse l6 hands, years. good driver and puller;
One bay Horse, lo hands syears; stylish driver;
One ExsTsss wagon, Horses e, ana a. Harness
One sorre Horse l5 hands, years, good driver and
One very fine set single hand made Harness.
Other Horses, Wagons and Harness Full particulars at
Gataiosnes Cat ready morning of sale,
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENT.
HARLEM AND NEW YORK NAVIGATION Co

HARLEM AND NEW YORK NAVIGATION CO.
Commencing July I. 1872.
Steamers SYLVAN GROVE, SYLVAN STREAM, SYLVAN
GLEN and SYLVAN DELL
Landing at Harlem 10th street. l09th street. Astoria,
Eleventh street and Peck Slip
Way-Landing at 10th street. l09h street. Astoria and
Eleyepth sreetSTLssye S harlcm-s7s, Q, 10 and II A.
Express-Landing at 10th street and Peck slip only
Leave Maylem-s $50 80 and 10 80 A. NJ il 80.
WayLandng At Eleventh street astoria io9th street
and 10 A. NJ; 1?M; & g. 6l5 and Up NJ.
at 1h stree, ana lS0th street. Harlem
-, 2 80 80 4 80, 80 and 6 80 p NJ
The A. NJ boat from Harlem, and the 6:l6 r. N. from
Peck slip, do not land at I09th street. .
Freight received from A. NJ until r. M
Schools and picnics taken on reasonable terms
SUNDAY ARRANGEMENT .
Boats leave Harlem at 30 A. M and hourly and half
hourly thereafter during the day landing at Astoria and
Eleventh street each trip Last boat leaves Harlem at
80 r. NJ, and Peck slip at S:l5 p. NJ. .
This Is the only line connecting with the regular line OF
boats for High Bridge.
Passengers by this line OF boats can visit the Govern
Parks at Astoria Christ Park and Karls Park at North
'" '' ~ ' j. r. TALLMAN Superintendent
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YORK. MONDAY, JULY 49, l872-wlTH SUPPLEMENT-
SPECIAL NOTICEs.

ITAyARA LOTrERY-AT REDUCED PRICES, FOR
Ill Juiy So JOSEPH BATES, 196 Broadway.
Branch once, AZ Broome street
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WHITE STAR LINE
'''si' 'sS s'''
"Ar 5000 dSS6 ton: BURDEN 5000 horse power each.
on T%hnysdays, Thur calling at Cork Harpor each way
hnRfiTIc xnaust 10 A. 10 NJ
B1ETic August SOP
From The white Star dock Payoa rry jersey a. City
sDeed snS SF
s snd u
sewardesses accompany the steamers ..o l., -
w"n aS cr sns S s a
can now obtain steerage prepaid certificates $ss cur
Paris, Hamburg, Norway, sweden, India, Australia,
Drafts from fl upward.
Bills oiiadins Issued through cGptinsptsI ports
IsMAy, IMRIE CO., 10 Water street, Livorpoel' and
LIMITED STATES MAIL LINE-sTEAM TO QUEENS
town and tsSisFns9E; ssiiIhs Every Wednesday.
,pA2n M,pxA22MniNS, Pr;cs %hmeray. 81 stsP
From Pier 4e North River. 90 = - > "'
D'sFfasf Fsp.s sss ssss s
nS mas E and ba @ rs c sS
France and Germany Il GySs' nsSs op Npp s9oaawav
RALTIC LLoyD-MAn. STEAMSHIP COMPANY
s Baltic local
and Copenhagen to land mails and passengers.
Steamers VIII sail Saturday at +. NJ, from pier l3
North River.
GaRa HRSsP A5RGH AuE1s and
WASHINGTON Ouding). Rates OF passage payable In
gold.
Cabn--from New York $50 steerageInc. mattress. $50
From Stettn. 80 Do Including mattress 40
. Excursion tickets. $50 Do Including mattress 65
Children under ten half For through freigh,s
to the principal ports Of the Baltic apply
WENDT RAMMELSBERG, Agents, AZ Broadway, New
York. '
CPECIAL NoTICE.-THE NEW STEAMERS OF THE
- Anchor Line will sail as tollows:--
CALEDONIA, July 81.
OLYMPIA, AuaustI
TRlNACRlA, August IL.
CALIFORNIA, August IL.
Excursioniss and intending passengers will hest
suit their own interests by inspecting these spendidy
tted new steamers before purchasing tickets else
where. For passage tickets apply board at pier 20
North River, Company's offices, No Bowling Green.
HENDERSON BROTHERS.
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Il II of NeIy LerspY niyisinn.

DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
IL U. r. X. of New Jersey Division.
For Cape May.
train with through attached leaves
depot DesbrOsses Cortlandt street. New York,
daily except Sunday at IL 30 NJ arriving at Cape May
at O 81 r. NJ
Returning leaves Cape May 80 A. and arrives at
New York at 2:l4 y. NJ.
Regular tickets TO Cape May -
Excursion tickets for the round trip.
Tickets for sale in New York at .
SIG Broadway, Depot foot Desbrosses street,
l35 Broadway, Depot foot OF Cortandt street,
No Astor House.
r. W. JACKSON General Superintendent
ID. NJ BOYD Jr., General Passenger Agent.
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JOSEPH BATES 4 Co, n BROADwAY.-ROYAL HA-
81 vana and Kentucky Brokers Post Office box 42A
Room 81 main floor.
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(NUNARD LINE.
u THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
MAIL STEAMSHIPS
between New York and Liverpool calling at Cork
CHM. We'd July 81 cA4ABRiAs sn" snT' Aug 8
RUSSIA. WE'D, Aug. Z ABYssINIA SAT, Aug 10
CUBA ..... WE'D, Aug. IA BATAVIA. SAT, Aug II
SCOTIA. WE'D, Aug q q ALSERLA. S SAT, Aug q
And every following WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY from
New York.
cording TO accommoda alton Tickets to Paris SIS gold
additional Return tickets on favorable terms seerage
$50, currency
Steerage tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown and
all parts of Europe at lowest rates Through bills lad
ing given for Belfast Glasgow Hayre Antwerp and other
the Continent and for Mediterranean ports For
freight and cabin passage apply at the compays Office
No Bowling Green for storage at Ill Broad
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xs1sSIoaY1sscospP P1ds@T,n re Column Snn MAJ ''"'
BUSINESS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAcs-si1th col
Ty SS v sfS%np
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-srvrsru PAcn-Third and
ss column p.e,-roo,,n
coAsTwisE S!SR PAer-F'h and sixth
COUNTRY iH%Bs %BBsoARp-s.vns1a pAsn-yiish column
B HOUSES fo AND
IG.f.n p.snSS ef1%n Column
RsSss.sn TssseTS9 eTS%r column
ESR Roon SS TO
sTyES5a f4Gsssth fGs, cqS%p column
FsENcH XDvERTIsEMENTs-s SEVENTH PAcn-Fonrth
HELP wASTED-FEMALEs-s SEVENTH PAcr-Third col
HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAsr-Fourth col
HORSES. CARRIAGES, Ac-FrRsr PAsE-second and
HOTELs-ssvEsTM PAcE--Fitt column.
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C, wANTED-srcoNp PAcE-Fourth
SgSaHSN,s.conD P4Gs-roag.n !, column; ,
LOST AND FoUND-FTasr Pacr-First column.
carbohydrates xASBE column
zSD
MISCELLANEOUS ADV TAGb-
Sixth column.
PERSONAIs-FIRsT PAGK-First column.
PIANOFORTES-SEcoN PAGa-FIh column.
POLrTICAL-FIRsr PAGE-Third column
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-
SEVENTH PAGE-Thrd column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-SEcoND PAGE-Fourth column.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-SEcoND PAGE-Fourth
column.
ish ATkANTsWsEsosD if.A Esss.Eoarsh column.
sAEEs AT second and
srruHTIoNs snlTS PAGE
Tiref second and third columns.
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rAGE-Ihird
SPECIAL N0TICEs-FRsr PAcE-First and second col
sPoRTiiNG-DoGs. BIRDS, &c.-FRsr PAcE-second col
STALLIONS-FIRsr PAGR-SecOnd column.
SUMNER RESORTS-SRvENTH fAGE-Ffth and sixth col
THE TRADES-SEvENTB PAGE-Fourth column.
THE TURF-FIRsT PAGE-Second column
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PuRPOsES-SEvENTH PAGE
Sixth column.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-FRsr PAGE-Sixth column
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SEVENTH PAGE-Sixth column. - -.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OK
TO LET-SEcoNp PAGE-Fourth column.
WINES, LIQUORS. &C.-FIRsT PAGE-Third column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &C.-FRsr PAGE-Fourth col
umn.
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E'oR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHxoNpnn l xs,Nl,.n
The Old Dominion steamship Company VIII de spatcn
RON pier "a North River their elegant ndewnee senm
ship WYANOKE, Couch commandcr fcr Ner,9h, N,ny
through bills q ladng 70 al points % so9'h ad ,n south
west. Through passenger tickets irsueo 10 al poibe
Accommodaiions unequaied. Apply al pier N, or
the general nre 1877 Greenwich street, corner OF Dey
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MEETING OF BOSS HoRsEsHOERs WILL BE HELD
Nl at Meman,s Hall, Twenty,sixth street corner of
J. GRAHAM, Chairman. NJ. MONTGOMERY, Secretary.
N. KEOGH, Ire asurer.
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STALLION s.

CTALLIONS AT STAMFORD CONN.-CoMMODORE
- Vanderbilt mas n record OF 2:25; terms $76 Willie
Schcpcr half brother TO Dexter Full particulars by
mail. JAMES f. ADAMS.
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FORTUNE.-BILLIARD AND DRINKING SALOON
n for sale adjoining principal theatre heart of busi
less; perfect mint Particulars q Chambers street.
GEORGE W. sinners, Store Agency.
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A ON TUESDAY TO-MoRRowD, JULY 80, AT PRI-
vate stable No East Twenty-eghth street, Of 25
Fifth avenue, at 10 O'Clock prompt, by public auction


Fifth avenue, at 10 O'Clock prompt by public auction,
the entire and fine Stock Of private gentleman.
The most elegant fashionable handsome and stylish
iand Syesrs eid wsss raised at Kaismssoe ana were
both sired by Magma Charta dam by Royal George; are
bemisn do not lug or fret and drive like horse toge
and tails; style and gait alike perfection; they
are they are warranted to rot in 25 together
and have STYLE substance and for first class COACH
phaeton or road team; are warranted sound and kind
and perfect particular; this the finest team Of
road horses or for general use ever offered 70
The handsomest and most stylish deep mahogany bay
premium Horse in In New York lSA hgh7 years old flow.
knows much ordinary driver; stands without ty
ing fears no locomotive can BE- driven by LADY with
has great style pure lofty action and richness in appear
roa 1 can S
kind and perect this horse drives with either Of the
Park
Also genuine, fast, steady reliable safe and honest
Say xsrS BY
wears 9ld has been driven by young gentleman who
CANT rapid and reliable road horse and can show aS
road wagon; Is warranted sound and kind he is l5x
high years old and genuine trotter and first class
Also two ine TOP Wagons, BY DssenIury Van Duser;
two sets single Harness. ali by pnnscomb Sheets Nets
is Inc finest stock ever offered TO the public at auc
tion In this city being the entire private stock Of
the health of his family and has sent positive instruction
to SELL without regard to cost and without
Stock can he on Monday until sale.
AT OUR REPAIR SHOPS, 81 CROSBY STREET. ARE
n the following second hand Carriages all in good
condition, for immediate use and for sale low - " '''
One Landaulet
One Brett, quito light.
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

carrying mails, passengers and freight to
Kingston jamaica; Santa Martha and Greytown.
and Pacific coast Of Mexico, Central
America, Peru and Chile.
Steamers leave 18th and Goth each month except when
those days fall on Sunday, then the day previous.
July D-Steamer HENRY CHAUNCEy, Captain A. q.
Gray. will leave Pier No. North Ri ef, at IL o'clock
sACKAM,E,Nr0 A.,,s Captain " touching at Acapulco.
meeting for all Central American and South Pacific ports
Departure OF 10Th each month connects with Panama
Tonas salina Cruz and Port Angel Freight for all way
Steamer AMERICA will leave San Francisco August
1872 for Japan and China For OF passage freight
and all further Information apply a Companys once on
r. r. RABY. Agent
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DUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.-HALF MILL
dollars in cash 10 ticket holders concert and dis
ribntion positively September y lSl2 Eor particniars
York office 600 Broadway, Houston street. under
charge of Major THOMAS II. HAYS. Send for circular.
DOYAL SAXON GOV ROYAL HAVANA LOTTE.
II crnmcnt Lottery at Ieip- ry; drawings on file.
sic, Germany; 90 GOO tickets,
~, 500 prizes Post Office box, 6O8O
THEODOR ZSCHOCH, ll6 Nassau street.
CTAMMERING CURED.-NEw YORK STAMMBRING
- Institute l07 west Twehtythr street; established
ls70 Professors MANN and COLvIN, Managers; good
references; no pay until cured Send for prospectus
SE7S SHS is drawn DAILY in THE Legal A.
gold, drawn In Royal Havana Lottery of Cuba July
l3 Address BAILEY co. tofce established 30 years.,
ia Broadway
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A RARE CHANCE. CABLE SON OFFER FOR
N sale their established Marble Business located
In the city OF Yonkers and commanding a large trade
this chance seldom met with TOR business man, with
capital; shop low and possession given imme
diaely III health OF OF the firm the for selling
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Passengers also forwarded TO Havre, Hamburg, swe-
den, Norway and Denmark at reduced rates.
Tickets be bought here At moderate rates by per-
wishing to send for their friends
Through bills OF lading given shipments Of goods to
Havrc and Antwerp.
Drafts issued at lowest rates.
For further information apply at the c0mpanys Office
JOHN q. DALE, Agent,
Aroad dyav New Nnrk
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NRIENT GREENPORT SHELTER ISLAND SAG
IIarbor and New Suffolk.

Summer Arrangement, commencing July 25.
The New York Steamboat Company will despatch, from
pier North River daily Sundays excepted) at O'Clock
T. NJ the world renowned steamers
j. b. SCHUYLER, Commander j. b. Edwards,
Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday;
ESCORT Commander John burbank,
Monday, Wednesday, Friday.
Returning will leave
Sag Harhor at 4 F. NJ, Greenport at 80 p. NJ,
Shelter Island at y. NJ, Orient at 80 p. M,
as follows Steamer j. b. SCHUYLER Monday. Wednes.
day Friday; steamer ESCORT Tuesday, Thursday, Sun
day. Sundays steamer will leave Sag Harb9r at z NJ
days at o'clock A. NJ. for New Suffolk and return.
A. w. DlMOCK, President, No. 5 Bowling Green.
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FIRST CLASS LIQUOR STORE FOR SAIE-D0-
N ing business OF $25 to $S5 day. the reason for
selling the il going Europe cheap rent Call
al the store, Z25 East Thirty fifth street.
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sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, sc,

CHARLES REICHE 4 BROTHER, IS CHATHAM
- street have lust received from Europe their first
importation of young German Canaries for this
and shall continue 70 do again regularly, in
former years. Dealers and fanciers will please take
tice.
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INDEPENDENT OPPOSITION LINE TO ALBANY
| The palace steamer NEyERsINK, Y. r. Woodward,
Commander will comInepce her regular trips to Albany
August from pier &C. North Moore street Fare oOc
Particulars hereafter. ,.
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TINTED STATES NAIL TO HAVANA.
" Atlantic Mail Steamship Company, sailing regularly
No. North River.
MORK0 CASTLE, Captain T. II. Morton, August I.
CkESCENT CITY, Captain j. B. Baker, August 8.
CoLS MBlA, Captain T. 8. Curtis, August is.
For freight or passage apply TO
w DIMOCK President
No Bowling Green.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-14

DEATHS AND ACCIDENTS FROM LIGHTNING
lhe thunder shower, Wednesday evening. was
very severe In Winchester Woburn. Ipxinvton
burlington and other towns in the vicinity and
ny eheels vl tue lightning were felt in many in
stances. In Lexington the storm was attended,
by loss OF life, the electricity entering The honsc
" M. hugh Hraham aud Instantly killing his
naushter' Mr.. Graham was sitting i'm an entry
ny hu open door at the time but was unininred
him. NV Ho'hent near
IN Winchester the lightning str,oL =, u...o
places without any serious efects H. "a ,' a'i a,
stance, aniapple tree, the ownership or Will
had been matter Of dispute bct,yden ,,,, XVI
zens, was shiyered ulo atoms '"o clll'
In WOburn, one house situatod %, CT.
street, was struck, but The damage was sli,ht
Bolts apparently descended in other tI., I. a.
without injury TO persons or property. "'''
AT Wnlihan, during the shower Mrs Al
garet Flarerty and "A Mrs. O'tirien, liying
Oak street, were both killed by lightning.
In Burlington Mr. WIN. Winn was In the ac
Of opening his tarn door TO allow Mr.. Y. ii
Hartwell, provision dealer Of Woburn centre
70 drive under cover, when a shock came. al
though no damage 10 either house or barn conf,
be detected. Both Mr. VIM and Mr. Hartwcl
were rendered senseloss aud Mr. Hartwell'
horses were thrown down, as was also a1otbe
genuemans horse which had been driven int,
the yard.
In Acton bolt struck the pencil factory. pass
lig GOWN through three stories and Instant,
n nl,nns the proprietor, Mr.. Lewis r. Ball, MI
Dasl kindness Of heart and geniality of manne,
his sad death. ""o VIII iesfe
ny windsor Locks, Conn., the lightning nlavet
queer freak. It struck tbe bsyn og p,aFee
INCUR paper company, where were stonang n Z,
fMuaole horses n their stalls. side hy az
killed the first, skipped the second S,liea sig d
ihlrd, ana passed OF without iniuring tbe Other
~ l,e least, OF 9auaging the building 10 an,
valuable tr0tter. 'u was
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Notitts.


~ The partnership heretofore existing under the frm
OF JOSEPH CHASE a Co, Is dissolved By mutual
consent. All accounts will be settled at the old stand
and patrons requested 10 be prompt In settling old
accounts JOSEPH CHASE.
FRED. A CHASE.