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ar. MpriR Orcdifel.

bd(t NiontGs, Den 8. ~Gebrnar, i'm srOsen SaGle De-
observation-disclosures" Ieinen 9. Wastens mo 81
nifhaU
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laSet auf 0tonta9 Al einem CHARACTERIZATION 2nn1de
in ieinem netten eofdIs, STE Der Orleans II. @bap.
pe(itr, elm,
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Scr 0IrinniI
Scr Q}ereiu ,,XbaIid"

bat auF moreen A6eno IN Der nArbsiter<Saae" an
SiiozTreoertfitrdSe Dicoer cine MISUNDERSTANDING
ocraHfdftet, gu Der nun ottioe, paiiUe uno Sbren=
mitoliPner Sutritt bQben.
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perIett Fd Moutag abeno in Der r@sntr0l- sale" in
ben EaIhinaszS truoel; mon oalf en brindntes WfaS=
fenbalz8 sr9niisen Crparten. au6 6remoe babsn
SuEi.t.
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6r. slMgmit NOlf

Ieicrt Ionta9 in Scr. 81, Sibz2Boifhl., ieiH boppelz
te5 @ieeenisit NIT ~iuperaenl @abelimbife UoSu
SAreier'ihes Bier treoenSt miro.
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Odfenz, Samraels, Salbz uno anSeres Tleid.
inpfeiid, "Borter 9anImetteii4, Sen=
Souie" $3.50 oenttId 11-2U
9enoenftiid 1925 SdmmelteuIe 12-t5
8raten, 9ftppeu 20 S6ultcr $40
-g@bud" 12-15 Bruft $40
| 9founbzSteat 1920 9tifen 12-15
S6nlter 12-f0 Jftppen low
9tunpf 12-t5 9albHeilh, Sruit 12-t0
SalSfleiI6 1915 gdentet 1870
@erGuhertes E(eiIb 20-30 Ghultern 1912
3inossuneen 75-tU0 SGlbS= IS otteletten 20-23
8oIbsfopie % 9tlGen 12-15
S9peinebraten 1912 9tit .3nder cin9epo=
@ippen 1912 tslte g6inten 1920
@erd '6'te 56u(tern 10-12 S6intenituitte POPS
ViibOIing t0-t2h SGintenim 3leincu 1922
S6ultern t0-12 Sratpuritaeii6 1900
S9ipeinst5pfe 6 Sdnu'nsiiiBeR 0se 2o-30
SalSfeiib 10-12n YrebpurIt l2A-t5
Solo9na-G urt 1918 2eberuurft 1912
Butter uuO Meterei>Brooufte.
E@s lit feline Aenoerung in Den Breiien fir Wteterel=
Srooufte sn beriAten. @ute Sutter 1T rar, uno Die
bette brin9s iebr bobe 8reiie. 6OlsenOe fUaren Die
Del. Butter, bette 40-G0 9oni9 . &iuuo 80
- quite 1000 SdmaIS - 12H
&onbutter, bette 90 adie, better q
ao65nuttsr SD' 800 eitr ! SaeenO Il
Gentle lit i'm r1eberituie potlanoen; bic $reiie
blteben nnoerdnbert.
e #sa a'ftoT'lH . $3.50 s Backgammon P'ssf i lg-5S
s%aSrtofdn p gsa $50 Stot9sGr gfsFsr pro
SobIt pro aopI $40 9assnS e
Salat pro aopf 2-10 Quenoel pro 8uno 1-2
Betcrtiic pro 8unb eand
3wiebeln pro BED 3O-4O gpinat $3.50
Rotpe Riben y SO BIO Slumenfobt. 6-20
Seleri pro Buno 1912 0omin1=9obncn 10
AujterzBfan5e Ooer Bornoiesdpie( p Ut 20
SalTia pro Sunb 8-t2 Snoiide @rbleu q Qt 8
@riintObI y sed e,f 2
aepfel fino i'm 1leberiduie uorbanben; Die Rreiie
Eno gut. DieIeibcn tparen g@eitern. ME fol9t:
4epiet pro &e6 1880 @eIbdlte Siirithe 3O-35
Getrodenete sepfeI Sbel6arts 8
pro Quart Clio llnaefG. Bfriide 12-15
a~pieiiinen pro 9to 1915 &iri6en obne Steine 40
3itronen $3.50 Seneca : Trauben
@etrodneta Girifen pro Dor 81
pro OuGrt i215-i5 @almihs pro BED Is
GbinGuaptns pro Qt 90 @aitanien pro Qt 10
@etr'te 3Detl6en 40 @Ctr't / 8rombeeren16-1S
@ehIsel uno BitNpret.
@eftlsel 1T in 1%e6erihnfie porbanber; Die gretie
felen etruas gc9en lstte Bo6e 3ecbbubner ftno iett
ssm =. os: nitt mebr uOrbanOen. Die seitristn
&ernpfts Sibner p 6a5nsr . 9sS 250-6O0
BaQr 75-150 q Baar 50-150
SGtfu n p S Stud 1876 @a niis4 x stiiap : lO5Ei5S
Baianan p Baar 400 Saninden p 8dar 90
8rairieplbner @ goor125 gBilce G5dnie ie 800
s Dr. MH en7 -1p Ss] aSdlns3 aa,oor 9o 923S9
@OtbtSpfse Ditto t25-i50 ei&bornaen 1gr 2G-25
@raue Ditto 200-250 m
Slide.
Ser UtfDulnIft UQr gut petlepEH, uHu Ole PIPlie
iir Die oroindreren Sorten nGren ettua5 %nie6ii9er,
obI6on bic beffereu 0oue Breiie ~erSielen. Die Yreis=
abnahr1e mar nur in ben oerbGltniBmdSi9 9roBereu
Siinocn bemerfbar. @eftern ruoren bic Sreiie iols
9enee:
Gro6e Meererunbel G~eiaISene aloien 1926
q Stif $4,000 OeeergruHoel PBb 50-l50
@eial5. 2aG6 PRfb 20-25 8atenfl4e Pr
@er'6tr . - 25-50 BartIihe 1925
Sefte, p Bunb 20-50 @onnenFlfe p 80 %
Bali9e, 9elbe, % @insem. 9afs 90
- ipeibe 2l-50 0arin9e 1910
9erduherte SdrinSe Stodfihe 8
q 0nseno 25-60 8auIbarihe PBaar $3.50 |
SalS= Watrele ie 5-25 S6eafibe pro Bio 8
Drgfzatoien F8b. 1925
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Wetter SeobadDtmna am 10. San,
Die folaenben 8emperuturz8 eoba6tuHsen purocn
BON 6rn 5iram S. Benroo pom Si9nat@Amte oes
SriRa 8. 0spartsment6 lGr BaltimOre aemaAt:
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ia Sad Button iibrr aurfuli

$500 ,lpcroeu an ben tOlseaOea Gagtn bei6f.
@A%1A&%S% 0ert:
9Gmpier Geo. appol6," GGpt. 70. 9~QsocIanb.
9torto9, is. San, 9ttttdgs ~ l16r.
Oompier nDicGteaan," 9apt. r., W. SoipPs,
MtttiUO6, IL. Sanuar, Il l6r Gahmlttaos,
0alnpier ISM. 2ulDrrucc," @upt. %, ", SaltL,
6rstta9, 10. SGnuar 9iittGgs 12 nbr.
Eff Bafidatpreis nab 8oton nit GiHIfIuR Ser
Sstofigung uno GdlaiSimmCr SPY. Sin uno Ser'
5feiIe 500,
Wegea dradt uno BGfia9e iUen6c man flo on
u. Z. &uSgins, 4aenRR,
ElGnHioan'5 gBerfte,
t2G3-i an 8SnBG bRs Ianaen TjoGS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-20

Ser vSunae Manner6Dr"
seigt aui ben - Gsbrnar ieinen Wiaefenball Gin beil
observation-disclosures an.
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Eesa -. Abfabrt
Der NDfTuucr %O0NurfSFhi6ss

DE S%ampil6iffe bar .Nlerhants' unb Sinners
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS psroea BON bier man
8oitoH iber ytcrfoIf an mo Had freitaa, ben Y.
September, jeoen Sienffag uu6 &rcitda, RlttaaS
~ lbr, dHIatt Montags uu0 SoHnerIta0S, 0abmit.
tags 3 lbr, mic iriber, ab9cbeH.
8eritiIfcr nit 0iefcr Sinic lolteu ib oleIr Genbsz
rin9 mertsn nno bic &SGargn ~oemgsmdB ihldaa.
(224-l
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&eE UN1UYs %SLU4s
ieiert Ttontas IN Der rOtedanics-S a1e" ictn 81. Still
t~unesIeft, fposu Ger Inhrang ofr 6eit9dite norcus@
fihtti6 Gin le9r grocer iein lpiro. 8r. Bafor S9eib
bolt bic Geftrene.
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Sic ,SaltimOrer S6meen-Ge=
SpUfhnffH

bdIt Dientas Gbenb in Der DGoncorbia" tbren Sab
resbau 40, Dem Die Samilien Der Dtitslieoer tets nit
10 aroBer Sebniuht entee9eniebeu.
Morsen gtadmittag ift i'm @arts BON IA nbr an
nrnnnEnihP l1ntRrhnItnnn.
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0cnffhe pitcrafur

lit bas 86ema BON sebn lgorIeiunsen, Die Sr. 6.
Bobn SGin9tuff i'm n$eabo6uzS% nititute" Su
balten beabf6fist. Die erte Fnoet Montus Noh.
tnitf,o 15 1thr ffoff-
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Germii9te Nln3etgem.
MUcr's
Grfe
"


(Hair Vigorl
Sur @ieeerber ffeI:
lung Der nnfiirIi.
6en 6riid1e IL. Gar:
be ces grauen 3aa'
res,
Gs 1T oies GinSuGrs
Sfrifur= gfittcl, ueIdts
iSu9tei6 bOhit an9ez
, ne6m, seinno uno df
'6aar : @rbalter febT
mirtiGm 1T.
IS pGrleibtoeri4ois
fenein ODER eraueH
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Montas inoen in Der rYorpirts= tfriber "JtebeH"r)
Safe" 5tiimn9sieft uno BAL oes rRoiu6attdn=
Gtanmes, SIR. 80, Il. .. q. 0f.." Itatt. sir bic
bette Dlufit. auIruartuns uno nnterbGltuHs piro &c
ioret iein, uno tnb ale S~roensmit9lieOer uno eeren
Treuube gum Seiuhe etn9etaoen.
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Efr bsfnRnte -eafoegtte 1urHuGrein" gjcbt Tlons
tag Icinen ~sDsiten srokeu Masfenz nno eiuil=Saa in
ben r8 efusAiembfp ooln5.@ Ehon Die htoBe Sim
sueiiuue auf eas gel oes 8ereines miro s~sniscn, UNI
in grocer 3abI bic Trennoe elmer beiteren Gbeneun=
ter6altune an5n3 iebeH. Der Aeofanettez2 urnperetn~
beiisbt aus frcbiameH iunsen eenten, bic es perftee
8eGnunq su traaeu. Die Wiuitt beior9t @opt Sid,
bic Shenfs nuo Eii6auifuartuua Sr. Carl 6runf.
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6l5ner p Ob0 100000
u p Baar 50-t50
Srutbdbner q Bio 1920
@dnie q Stiif l00-f35
&aninden D 8dar 40
@itce @dnie ie 1913
Spoiiums $3.50
SapaunerP9aar 100000
@i6born6en RYr 20-25
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-20

relGe etne lebbofte Disfniicn iiber ben mntb.
maELifen Ausaana bes Broaeies fibrter ber=
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OCT UeretH v&DuItu VIA Il"
bot Iein 3otal aus Dem sSheon" iu pm. Srod il
SIR. t08, Toreitz, 5fuiiden Sab nRo SouofrdBs
perfeot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-20

STb SWtUFtN OWIttNEVkt
auf Die beute 9beno bei 9rn. albreht nnger,
Der Bratt= unD @aualftr., itattftnoenoe LAMBS
mdnniI6e Beridmmlunq dufnerfiGm gemGdt.
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GOnsert inn ..NeaboDN Snftitmte.n
StiftuneSfeit 6e8, .Wombattanitam=
nre6 Mr. 2A II s. " NR.0

Der 9eiau9uerein sarton" 5ei9t Ieinen bicsidbri<
gen sro6en Yiastenhaa auf ben Ibeuo nes II. Sc
hrtnr in nsr IS onc orninH an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-20

Der Stfdmarft mar ant petleben, unS Die gretfe
iir Die orotndreren Sorten fDGren ettpas ~niebiiser,
obI6on Die b~efieren ooue Breiie %erSielen. Die Wreisz
| abnabrne mar MUIR in ben oerbiltniBmdSi9 9ro6ereu
Sinocn bemerfbar. @eitern p1ren bic Sretie iols
ssues;
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9emlle.
OIo,,5E, ~ -, II, bs~eAmSe noKhooAan. A;e Dre;f

ufie uorbanbcn; Die Preiie
seiteru, Die folst:
@ei6dlte &Itrit6e 1875
Sbea 6arts 8
nnaei6. Biirii1e t2-15
9iri6en obne Steine 40
Seneca 1rauben
pro Bor 81
@aaniine pro Bed %
@aitanien pro Qt 10
9ctr'te Brombeeren 1918
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9o1g. @r bate iid babii ausaelprohen,
baB er ber M1roer lei. lin ben @rrnb bieler
aeuBerung geifern befra9t, erfldrte er, er babe
fabr5eu9eS meg NIB pieber mad Der Staot Al
fommen. Da and bic ai1oeripeitig iiber ibn
eins3ogenen Grfanoisun9en ni9tS staftbei.
lises iiber 9ollp berausteaten, 10 puroe er
ebrenpoa entlafen.
Ser Bro;eB 9e9eu Sobann Defmann 10 ;
gen @rmorbnng fetne8 8rnberS
Triebrid Defmann 1T i'm &reisaeridte BON
Baltimore.G onntg 3i 2orpiontoipr felt Dor
geifern i'm @auge. 8erbDrt nnrbe baupt,
idfli6 Der brittle 8ruber Safob, Der i3euge
oeS t0otliden SdieBenS mar. Safob unb
Grieorib batten nit Sobann @treit gebabt
uno iolten auf bes 0etteren Gnlab perbaftet
meroen. Sobann fOl9te Beiben, ldoB auf
ErteOrlf n1lo iagte: der ad4ite SdnB gilt
Dir, Safob."
Sin trauriges 6 nbe na 3 nj lettbin
Wiltam s. Bone. 0erielbe NOR Der Gobn
retd3er nnb anseiebener @ltern, aeiste aber bon
Sn9eno anf cine Neignng fir Elm ausidmei.
fenoes, abenteuerli6eS Qeben; er entlref leinen
Glteru, unb LANCE 3eit pdbnte man i'm Der.
lfolen. Dicaitag Morsel tpnroe nabe Sire.
oerid, Snnction, Sreoerid-Go., elm Mann BON
einem i5uge Der u8altimore=O bio@B ahn0
iiberfabren nn6 9%et0otet, nnb bic Goroners.
nnteriudung ergab, boB Der @etSbtete chen
iener Ism. s. Bono mar. Die 2eihe uuroe
benz bierielbt anidfisen Sater oes gerun.
sliidten 8ebnfs Beeroisnns iiberienoet.
2eidenfunt.- @eaern friib fanb Bolis
Siit Merrpman auf elmer Baufteile nahe Der
Sfp Apr Mnrfh. mn Mouun,eu+sr a.. v.:L.
zines weiBen nenseborenen Mdodeus uno
trns fe mad benz mittIeren @~tationsbauie.
pier nnterindte 81. Spieer ben Qeidnam
ililo selarete III Der uebe.seusuns, bob bas
Sinb 9~eatbmet; Do iih aber fenle Spnren
BON @eiualttbdtistsit enfoefen liesen, 10 hielt
er fafiir, ooB 60 zines nntiirliden GoSes ae.
itorben, llito lieB Is anf Staotfolen auf ben
Sffliden Arn,enfriebbofe beaatten.
yrojeB pegem einesSunbebii.l
i.es.-Am !. .Sanuar tpnrbe auf Der @troke
elm 6err BON einem Sunbe angsfaueu unS az.
bitten. pr. yBm. Delarode inb Dberf Sd
bic Fa in Der gfabe bsianasn, &c.
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WeHl9eI un0 WiI0pret.
@etl9el III in l%le6erifniie porbanber; Die 9rete
Helen etipas 9c9en lstte Bo6e. Rebbubner finb felt
hem u. os. niht mebr uorbanSen. Die %9eitrigin
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pelfe benz Sanbels-G omtte iiberlpieien rulrz
De, beflen einsiges bemofratiiheS Mitglieb9r.
8iders 1T. Nls Der Senator Die Bt4 i'm
Gomite norbrafte, muroe CT e%initimmig autos
rifrt, oieielbe formeq ein3uberihteu. Dies
geldab, be BiQ paiiirte nro gebt jett ans
9aus, lpo fe boientlib Elm ebenlo giiniti9es
Shidial baben pirb.
Ser Yetreleu nj 6anbe1 bes Sab
res 1871 seigt einen entldiebenen Yufidmuna
9egen baS Yoriabr. Ser @elammt= grporf
poH raffinirtem Sef betrug 1,O76,445 @aflo.
nen, Der bon natiirlidem Del 1,O76,445, nnb
Der BON robem Del 1877 1888 @oQOnen, I'M
@ansen 1886, 1873 @alonem nnb 80, 587 Tdi=
JET mebr, ais i'm Soriabre. 0apon gingen:
1lah Gibraltar 49,, 251 8l13 @~aIonen; rad]
Selfins0r POI ,444 1918 @af. mad Bremen
S8S,S13 5l13 Sat-; mad Stettin 1875
SAL. mad &Sni9sberg 1880 5Il2 Sat-;
mad NanteS 1O3 ,4O14 Sal. mad Falmouth
3O5,85 1918 SAT-. mad Amieroam 116,
511 2I13 @aa. mad Mariciles 9 ,9333
8al.; mad Oemerara 10000 Sat-; nod
Yorto Rico 47,450 @a1. mad anoeren mef<
1noiiden Snieln "a, 1927 Sat-; mad Monte.
0ioeo nnb BuenoS Ngres III, $40 Sal. mad
Srafliel 10000 Sal. nnb nod auoeren Ga.
fen 541, $3.50 Sal.
Die @elammt3uflbr betrnq LIS, lOOgal-
loren bon Yenniplpanien un6 l86. 600 @alz
lonet BON Wef<Uirginien. Die po~rbonoenen
Vorrdtbe betrngen- am l. Sannar 1871 1885,.
748 @alonen allies 3uianimen alIo A.
7s8, l48 @alLonen.
Der @ouium BON RobSl in Baltimore
betrng 4,6OO,8lO @alIonen.
Sn Der Yeridifnng BON Petroleum 6at
Baltimore Sem, Dorf entidieben ben Stang
ab9elanfen nnb 5fuar, neil Die 9afensebii1ren
bier biaiger finb. ,'ga
Sn Neu<g)or fat rim Tabrsens BON 700
9onne1 $1572.67. 9afengeIbtr III 3ablen, in
Baltimore nur $74S, alto $824.62 ipeniaer. |
Der sYublic 9ebger.MImanad"
1ar 1879 it nrs bieier Gage in reiAer nno
9alunsener auslattuns 5usesaHseu. Sr, g.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-27

ident; John t. Shelton, treasurer; f. NJ. Reed,
general superintendent; John 7. Moody, super
intendent New York and New Haven division:
c. 5. Davidson, superintendent Hartford divis-
ion; Z. G. Robinson, chief clerk. The Shore
Line railroad from New Haven to New London
will also be leased and operated by the same
company, s. H. Scranton being its superntend-
ent.
RHODE ISLAND.
The Providence papers have their daily item
concerning the attacks upon policemen by the
roughs OF that CITY
John Smith, a colored teamster, was struck
on the head by block from a derrick, on Point
street wharf, Providence, Friday, and died We'd
nesday morning at the Rhode Island hospital.
IL IS understood that the unfortunate man be-
longed on Long Island.
Inc Rhode Island granite works, at PrOvi-
dence, have Just Quarried a block of granite
weighing some forty tons, AMI valued at $1,000,
winch, with companion piece, Is designed for
a soldiers monument, the blocks TO be wrought
into figures tweaty-One feet high, representing
Union soldiers.
The Providence journal SAYS the police au-
thorities have received information from Ottawa
of the discovery of new evidence, which most
certainly fixes the murder of Mr. Favor by Den
nehy. A day or two ago deck hand on guard
on board the steamer on which Dennebv was
arrested, brought to the authorities key which
he had picked up on the boat, and which he
supposed had been thrown away by the prisoner
when captured. This key has been Identified
by Mr.. Favor'S bookkeeper as the KEY to the
safe, the duplicate of which he carried in his
pocket while MIR. Favor carried the one recently
found. There has also been found on Dennehy's
person a pair of studs belonging to Mr. Favor,
and in his valise were the very shoes worn by
the victim of the murder at the time of the per
petrauon Of the deed. The prisoner is very re-
ticent, and positively denies any connection with
the murder. He has able counsel, and every
step of the examination is fought tenaciously.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-27
Railroads.
ToRWICH AND WORCESTER d.

NORWICH AND WORCESTER d.
~ VISION, B., H. and f. r. R.. 1872.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH, LEAVE WORCESTER AT
6;s5 m Way Passenger Train Connects at Web
ster with train from southbrdge, and for Bos-
ton' at fIalnteld with trains to and from Hart
lord and PROVIDENCE; at Norwich with train for
1000 m. Way Passenger Train. Connects at Wor-
cester with trains from Boston. Nashua, fitch
burg Lowell, sc. at Worcester Junction with
Western and Providence trains; at Putnam with
train from Boston, and for Willimantic; at Plain
field for Hartfordand Providence; Norwich with
trains for New London, and New York Via
BIS m. Way Passenger Train. Connects at Wor
cester with trains from Nashua, Fitchburg Low
ell, &c; at Worcester Junction with TxnTess
Providence and Worcester roads; at Webster for for
s99th3 9Ii at futnam with train from Boston
and Tor Nlllmantci a. Paintield Junction trains
from Providence and Hartford arrive in season for
ly@Passengers from wav stations osvoon.
Webster, Putnam and DanielsonviIe1 for New
hoTk hy steamer from New London, will take this
7.eO pm. Steamboat Express Train for New York
connects ~ W Orcester with trains from Hoston
Concord. Manchester, Lowell, Lawrence Nashua
Fi,e e &c; at Pgt9am irom Boston. Wal
for New London at 8 So m. ~"
IRAiNs G0lEG NORTH LEAVE NORWICH AT
4stO M Steamboat Express Train for Boston, daily
ton, limestone Franklin and Walpoe; at Wor
cester Tor lioslon, birmingham, Lowell, Nashua.
London at $50 a m. % Nc"
Painfeld junction for Providence: AT Pnfnam
for Boston, arriving at 10. 70 a M and for viii
and way stations, Albany, &c, and Providence:
at Worcester for trains to Boston, Nashua &c
Has m. Way Passenger Train. Connecting at
Paiufeld with train from Providence and
Hartford. and for Providence; arriving at Wor-
cesterJ Junction in season for trains to Boston
Providence, Springfield and Albany; at Worces-
ter for trains to Boston, Nashua &c.
2.15 pm. WAY Passenger Train. Connects at Nor.
wich with train from New London; at Plain
field Junction with train from Providence and
Tor Hartford; at Putnam tor Providence Boston
and stations west OF Wapole; at Worcester
Junction with train for Boston.
WEBSTER SPECIAL.
Leaves Webster tor Worcester at G.OOam.
Leaves Worcester for Webster at ei.:SO nm,
7. ST. NJ. AN RENNS- -Snn,t
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TALV WIN l.. GODD ARDS
~ BURRlNG MACHINE WORKS
Second Avenue, Corner Twentv-secOnd ~
once no. Bowling Green New YORK
Manufacture the
pATENT MERTIZn nIINnINl nm pnn,

PATENT MEsTIzo BURNING PICKERs
PATENT WORSTED BURRIRG PICRERS Pa
TENT DOMESTIC BURRKNG PfChERS. OIJFRSto
attach TO Pekers. Patent steel Rms and Solid Pacb ing
Burning Machines made single and Double, for lrst
breakers OF. Wool Cardmg Machines; Zine Burning
Machines for the second bfeakors and nnisheH
Improved Steel Ring Feed Rolls, plane and intersoct
ing with Patent adjustable spring boxes Shake VII
lows with blowers Waste busters. Cotton Gina Blow
era. &c.
Excelsiorl Atthe international Exhibition in Ion
i'm 1903. anQ at Paris Exposition Of 1861 our Mes
t PI4IrtiRg Ticker received PRIZE MEDAL award
o., Sii ~ MElAL az American Institute Fair, lsB5-
i Rt ~ ~ isoii iaes and $50 the hi CHEST award
Maehstee american Institute Fair, 1855. our Burning
INA Sine19eqeent exhibitions tile HIGHEST AWAHD!
Al Amsyicsaa ppube Burner received FIRST pRRMiuN
Rn on nSn institute Fair 1853 and $50 our steei
. AZ American Institute FaiF ia5o 'ii ~. ~,
FL.er was awarded the Isl ureii,, ""i9AVV DuiIihB
oisfT sotin p .,sL hihe buhniEg MACHINES ARE Tur
Our IIIstrsies' el saa Operation guaranteed
Promptattenton gyento ali nquirlea s sp29lean0n
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YOUNG MEN
TO THE LADIES.

oil iles, married and single, consult Dr. Halloc on
s az au 9eIGate arrangements, with every ASSURE
m ~ Ieuei pr llallock gives his exclusive attention
eLnent OF all Female Complaints, from what
d Ie Dest OF nursing for patients who wish 10 remain
i5i Tn u3Satheht Or. Hallock is acknowledged lie
on private and confidential nature His remedies are
5as sIg, Ieabe, and warranted efiectual i'm every
I'M ueulclnes are prepared in his own pryatc
"D9latory thus securing in every case reliable pren
stsn' Tree from poisons or other deleterious sinh
DHANCH ofFICE-2O3 Front ST., Washington
SQUARE Worcester, Mass. Open from A. NJ, togp,m
III . DIFF - 80
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w EST,WARD, H0 Tickets for bo
west BY all routes, and lora points SonH m nc
mssisspPi RIVER, at the lowest rates AnnIv m NC
pAihH S,a, y. y and Canada Express Onee 'GUNA
eheerinlly glyea. ,ttS'r"naNon WI he
iGHT SOIL REMOVED, and Vault
20. div '''ieSs' BOX 2S6 Worcester
$40
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BOSTON AND WORCESTER DIVISION.
Isl, SUMNER " pr, ARRANGEMENT, commencing MONDAY
PAsSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester:
For Boston, at 42O exp l. g25 exp, and 945 M and
LAO; 325 exp, S.55 exp. 400 SOC and 9.55 exp M
= The 40 m, and S.25 3.55 and 9.55 trains start
rom Washington square station; all others from Foster
For Grafton, Westboro', southville, Coriavile, and
Ashland Fda Gia at and 9i5 m 40, go and6 m:
u "P Sgut5 traming9am 42O I, 925 and 945 m, l4O
For Milford at and 9.s5 am l.iO 1925, and 4sO M.
For Wellesley, Granville west Newton Newton.
and BRIGHTON, at and 9.45 IN, 400 m. Pas
sengers for the stations can also take The 40 m
tram to Natick, and there change TO the Saxomyille
wards '"eii'' seven minutes alter
The 40 m train runs day except Monday; all
o'Iers every day except Sunday
, SUNDAY Express from Albany leaves Washington 50,
SUNDAY Mail leaves Washington So station 23Oam
TRAINS Leave BOSTON as follows;
For Worcester at s. I, $50 exp. exp. II a M lsO
express 80 express to birmingham, $50 express 800
For New York. via Springfield, 9 exp. m, exp, Q
New York, via Norwich $50 exp. pm.
Grafton D. Z, II IN. 100, BOP m.
M yog;,Sins q 1 y m sS 439 $50 exp pm
toLIavlle, ,, ~ a IN; l.SO, 43O m.
S Ssnli%n No. o. 4 Il M 20: 80 $50 exp pm
,;5O 2l5 exp exp A. 4SO exp 5, $50 ex. Gas EXP
Natiek, I, 10, IL m, 1870 2I5 1, S, 800 SIS. GAS II
Miloury, am, 1870 pm.
N o%,s ~ tys eSp SI 6 m 25 sO exp PM
sunday Mail leaves Boston at $50 m stopping nj w
Newton, south Birmingham, Worcester West Rront
field Palmer and Springfield arrives in New York ar 10
am 6. e PiR ETIs FL S@gt sprinGied..
WORCESTER AND SPRINGFIELD DIVISION
comnsoS 81 ior Albany ana Way Stations (ac-
For Springfield and Way Stations, 6.i5, am. andA4
o For A1 a a5 teSpres 5 for Xew York and Albany
n m S1pap