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New-York tribune., 1872-03-26
THE CINCINNATI CONVENTION.

hR. SUMMERS BELIEF IN THE MOVEMENT
FREE EXPRESSION or THINGS AS THEY AXE
THE MEN THAT MEAN TO MAKE THE CON
yENTI0N-PREsIDENr wOOLsEY AND EX-
SENATOR FOSTER AMONG THEM.
Mr. Sumner, in conversation with George
Alfred Townsend gives unmstakabe evidence of his in
tercst In the Cincinnati movement. Mr.. Townsend
writes:
Mr. sumner concerned about the Cincinnati Conyen-
s IN S1 TO oe hraadsI Of com
mon country, egibe legislation and an exemplary E1-
party and make ali feel that we are not sailking side
wise or pOopfOremos but straight on lie beeVes that
the way, Mr. sumner ought to know what Republican,
one man did Even as early as 1854 when John A An
drew wrote him a letter, implorng him to appear at
Worcester and address the new Convention there MI
pause which followed il accepted the name he gave It
: We meet as Republicans TO declare moral war Oh inc
The senator gave the names OF several gentlemen
whom he understood were to appear In Cincinnau as
volunteer delegates think violate no confidence in
naming, others, President WOosey long at the
head OF Yale College gentleman now IN his list year.
who the PROFESSIONALLY OF Greek there In 1881 and
became President in 1876 Ex-senator Foster OF Connec-
ticut has also indicated s hope IN that Convention ne
Brown University and Doctor OF Laws, and he was
made Senator IN Congress in 1855 and presided over
told that Mr. James X. sioorhead Of PITTSBURGH one OF
sas ssue se oS ook. 0o to Cincinnati @ the real
republican Convention OF the crisis, ana WIZ
give II his support. Mr.. M0Orhead was ten years
in Congress. Mr.. Samuel BOwles OF Spring
held. editor whose life is bold his Journal will
also Cincinnati Mr.. Sumner thinks that the pres
Administration has exceeded that OF Andrew Jack
in violence OF personal purpose and attack upon
other departments OF the Government and s not i'm
probable tnat before long, shall hear from him,
viewing the personality OF the Administration ana ts
debasing influence upon the public morals and the
people. Whatever position Mr.. sumner may take toward
this Convention feel assured that he Is In sympathy
with old Republican, and yet man who In tue
and Of long public life, has OF late become IN
toned with mellow charity and sympathy for al
people North and South The southern people who look
10 the interests OF their children Will not be bnd TO
these healing opportunities, when the most ardent men
in the North at last impressed with the
needs of ALL and wish 10 more perfect union, with
Justice. tranquility, harmony, and good understanding
atlI.lled.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other Ship Hers see Second Page


Steamship B Bragg Liverpool March and GsesSSr.
7tA and pass. to 2. w. } Hurst a - -
Steamship Manhattan WOolu Charleston S c. with mds, sna
pass. y II. r. Morgan 81 Co.
shlp Dunedin asgov MeMlsl. Minis Nov With mis-
Mildred Boston Gnn Carfenss u dar with
Bark ash (of Bele Hammond Martinique y iys "3
Bng e. B. Emery ot Boson) Can IS days with sugr
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26
MISCELLANEOUS.

The "Zig-Zags' may now be seen at the
Juou square Tneater The comical Hernandez also
performs there and Duresques the Great Gilmore when
~a.ing the Hosts Of Jubilee..-.Mr. c. W Barry the
aeioT writes inform that the drama Of The Bells
Fhrh he has been acting Matthias, is aboriginal YER
een o. d" L. Juif PolOnais"-the French play OF MN
LfrEmann Chatrian-made and adapted by Mr. q. r.
1--we iud himself. Our conjecture printed on the lsth
aat t was Slr Leopold Lewis's adaptation. now on
W see OF the London Lyceum, and used here without
rruce the authors rights clams-is thus indca-
t~i a. mistaken. II nevertheless, natural Both
n ~ Dear the same tale aud II Is customary III the
Snlrd states - make unlicensed use OF the plays OF
Llgsh dramatists We are glad 10 note an exception 70
\. rue II The Bells" had not been great success IN
london We doubt however II II would have been acted.
~ ~ any version. this side. Mr.. Rowe resides II
Lnean1 Dir. Henry j. ByrOn's newest pieco - actea
H0Ises
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26
spssiaI No,itss

Try the
CHARLES HRIDSIRCK
DRY SiLLERf AND EXTRA
For sale bv all The Vine Deaers
sHULrZB TALLER
sole Asssn-
Piles. Piles.
W A. NcCAEDLISS NJ D. OF 2O0t Arch-st, Palaephs, -hs
visits Newlork EVERY FOURTH WEEK, is al 81 se5oisa
He reference who have sera
treated he PERFECT and PERMANENT CUks a
EVERY PIt ABSORPTION without the Of eAacs
busness Every resge OF bs
disease erscAed the n IN rAta sosni saf
by coneuou He ITCHING PILES tsSl hk PRO
LAPsCs STRUCTURE ULCkRkrOS Of tue RkCrUh OF lover
bowel.
American Institute Farmers Glub.-A meeting of thA
hebr TUESDAY, O'Clock
Building Al Interested agricultural m povemer
yt.S I, attend NATHAN {. BLY, Presidsst
JoHs w CHAsRKRs. Secretary
ecture 90 Mental and PhJscsl IBcspae Nervous kbiy
EIhauslioD, Bn ghfs Disease Ae., seut ffse.
CLINTON MEDICAL INSTITUTE, ii7 East FheenSs ct
Pntents.-MUNN CO. Pablssrrs scienuEc AusreAB
nov here -
confidential send o Patsat Lass and Gate 10 Inventors
eetsn remedy tos Female soi o. all iFussss
C2AAgksskAu W. iJ5 "IAAas-
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26

Avoid spurious Articles called Magic OIL Csc the geo
piue REsxEs PAIS.KlLLIsG MAgIC on "H uOrk.-'
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26

Cholera Morbus, Innu ad DTseute'y cured BY !oass"ss
ASoDYSE LISIaESr used internally.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26
DIED.

The Cotton Dental Association have given he LAoGas@
Gas to o000 patlents without accident
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26

Bronchitis relieved by using CAswzrrs Con Lvar
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26
CHAMBERLAIN PALMER's STATEMENT
The following is Chamberlain Palmers state
....r,oauts and halancps for the week

ending March -, 1872
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90 Dhom II man Gnnrern
Ovglos OF PACIFIC MAIL srEAs'Hl? CoMPAST

OEpIos PACIFIC MAIL SrEANsHI? COMPANY
Feb. ., 1872
r. q snccial meeting of the Board of Direct
ors " Pacific Nail Steamship Company he'll this day at the
Company following preamble aud resolutions we're onni
uouslv siopted. viz: ,,-c--,Y.,L-..a
-, d~n A. al one OF vf4ei ei MEMBER snd
hrsa sustained hearts 90 out IN aih 70
the 7ed nmy may friends called to E'odrn DIS
loss; therefore. ,-, 1919. -. .. 3,
- ~ a. mag yirt1es AMI so worthy eEsAp Of cons
sp ,ty pue m.uTes generous lses both n puonc and
private lie. -t- ~. -, -.
eslrsd That death Of such the community as well
,rvae naiviui the loss of who In M daily wax
az onye~a "a gemels thO with he Associated,
and " duty aud those g'od virtues %
man y
EssolreI That Directors loss and as lndyll
nal. m ei this ahc:0u. Offer our terr"
sympalhy o the bercASed family. ,-, -
P bst the preamble resolutions be spread On
tine put.s OF the Board the fsmy the deceased
' Attest THEODORE T. JOHNSON, Sec,tlrV.
FI1HE FORMER MEMBERS of the BRYANT
1 4 sTRATTON or PACKARDS BUSINESS COLLEGE ere
esy requested their and addresses at once to ) 3
pAtKARD Broadway that they he furnished With
tickets u .ctarei TO be given ud-r the auspices VI the
inBs talon.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

R.i-rY,ay Feh 2-Cottoa que, Low Mdiins 22det Flour
g. Witt southern. s5dS7e yellow soqtoen s26'' 5sd
a. SS5 osst Mes Port sieaI7 At ++ Buk Mest
ss' al qu'S Bacon ''d 19s %bs dull and unclaass
PlpslgA Feb lTeu5 dull and Tsrt BARI sgpe5 aS
Ri 40 81 t0d e o. amber = 49, ~ e. OF.
~ wte q56c. Provisions smi Mes Pom ga vas" 10
olsS. Fs5 q y our duh and lower; PANTY sS 4s9 90 70
v su an hher; ~ o. : o. Corn dal ana lower
&C. ss,.5 ., sce fors Il and pouiny sI Lard dali
rGoc ss' r. s.S A .S pa, FROM SsvYoi made
s,r, lrHr- Shoulder held q Sc Sides fote ba'3aeIsu
Al is sale ovcra s435d ~ IS receipts 500 head WHISKY
TTrs i,6 sFisu steady. wbe' firm and .dsanee le No
Elfs c.gaa, a. g. amber Aioliraq. Us w No
EHst ~ yellow Re oau aul ald 'ha1g lower No Q i,o
f.s.-l whsi aOV busa. Cora shpmen-5OoO bush
: Lou Fs6 sFar qaie' sui loE grades other quail
~ , "a, demand end f Wheat ~ far demand and arm No
~ a. a. ieopar II q Mixed and Yellow No MIXED, in
ssr,af sc AID UNCHANGED N elevator, tc Barley
~. ross, 20 aleasas Hemp snd Bnesns unchanged Pork
tl 85 one lot st 90 % Bacon ssier seEed lo's o. Clear no
90 apri ie Dr ssel MeassOal snail order trade Land doll
s. ~ =, @ & Flour d .a,s Nbat 5000 Sasa Corn, 1900
- O 20 sssA barley Loo bush Z e. Iolo Hogs ,-,,..,
" ,rnsg ~ ea's sd ssiI March Corr in fair deHsnd
~ =, -. IS go I-dbo,d Dressed Tos. 5a at 5S
- Po.i sss,ra Is az g. seller March Lard quiet
Fle er A. GU que. q a 4ai Green Hams q 68c Bulk
af- ruvr o. Srlusers 3d.. SIDES Sc CearR sides
Cstf ss ~ Live Hogs srtve sni trm % - 25G 81 TO-
Cita fua s4@j. kecc yt'OO bills Flour, 90 husa.
EusT n0 IIogs sfgmtuts4 100 5hl Fon 20p bush Whe1
~ sos e Oy 5as. Jts JO bush Rye 200 bush Barley
ssg p,A esForr .i-'- snl unchau-el 6oo bbs
a. ~ er-nz - o. Amber Winter. - - for
Ws-- Co. n1te Eru heat qalet and uachanaec
- Hlr-utee' Cob 81 S. Choice White Csnaea 81 g. Corn
hsT bush 7r 80 bust Al 80 closing
Il Barley u1m.aly - 81 no for Csntda Rye heiI
. 80 r, Ws. no. Corn Meal. ~ lJ for bolei, snd q %
n usoii.I & -,,, M..tol une1sredi Shorts, $50 ship
5usi pEsa.-Foer boton. tsci to he"-lorh 'Sc' 10
s,f~,Vr,y p.h 2sP5a- duh UNCHANGED Wheat steai
49,. Nc Al "a cll ard drooung no z, jlic
a. n, 80 Barley quiet ani Unchanged No fA4 'Slc
h.. ~ .slr pprt 1 MI a0i lower % u l.eefpts-
I'D IN. .,, 80 rusl Wheat Fl ns-5VN hos f0uf
Ia rrrI,~n PEI IS Wheat Doll tul .actyei No bed . "
80 81 no. Sd Al 3d. Corn steady a. DC O's qmet No
st q. Peos1ltasi quiet ear lots lasite small lots
r,s,r p.e d -Vfest iul and shade EI Al O. No
he ~ o. lL tlI lower o. 81 Gic Oa dlu and loser
f'I., r.s .s-8sg-i-r tach,ar-i Fou active and 6rm
a. Con -l on sarsri 30, Prma Oats sacAei &c Rive,
Nsr Provisions r tr-lnt on orleu PoIt-Round
Id. I'D Bsrol-ttr 'of fI0uler "A "a nc Tor sides
H,a-,u-r C1-.j l-fr Plaza, 2s B-t Mo1-s5ic Tor shoul
q a. O. aero ar.iy, ali .rr ss.~-. e. hhiz
BgTytL F.i ENO i-1r.-i.tnu .HporH to-day except 500
va Csfss Isr Pre,s NORMALLY unchanged Shipments
te-, F.b @ -vs.rt CHANGED Rye dun and uounally
- f r4fror Western O. Coe Corn dull q; 7O01c for
ri1' &c. 5o55t for NJ j. nc ldilS White and Choice
Wrssr
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rNrT0N nARkETs.

g,.-or F,i 2--Cot,r qus poar-l; Mjtng BE; net re-
rAr4. sr- ssl BILE; stock. 1870 bales
Gs-rss,t Cot ,e4lv, Cool OuinarI lSi 1tJc net
fttt sID.rscOlsts ~ blsi ses sOO bales sI0ek
& 16hstt
Ca,rLs.r.v F.. l-Coron dull ' DO ng Mdtlngs, 2l3c
sct.t 60 ',s eI.ofcys.s - baes' saes lW bales
rsct . ~ tsita -
Ia
O.r..v, FEB 23-Cott0n qnet Nidngs, 22loi met
ts-s srUs5 6ilG bales, eTpors-O Liverpool I,S4
70 bales s-es $50 bales; stocs Os9 bales
BALs-ae Yen laCft1r quiet hat arH MtiiHgs 224d22ic
fe>r bales - bales e1Poristo Great Britain
iu b,ss 'ss % -hes @ j- ttlss; stock. "a bales
s4vtsrtN Fe5 demand bu and sellers apat
Nad4s~ lIic receiVts 20 ba, eTpOrso the
iia bs..,, 81 bales sales, 10 baes; stock Co.'S
tal-i
hau1r ~ 2gCogn eascr MJlugs 2ltc receipts 242
,sa rcolsSse ~ bale tsles, aJ 0aes, STOCK, bIJ
tass. . - bales
SoErs.s Peo 2-Co.toa quiet Low Miilngs 2lic
heT cIpOus-ccAsiNe 90 bai sales ~ bales stock
al tsies
h L. % F.5 2e.-Co:i,a o1.e.. sl-ih1gs 2l-
Is,ris,.iir. F-t. 2G-tot0u gta-1f. Ma ays &c.
CIscfN- 81 Feb 2l.-,o,ton tzA, Mdfhugs. 22az2ic
PnItal f4s.. PEI 2a-f0or Q-.-t MII..gs 10
Ar1s III opr IL good demand; -lA8g, 2lie receipts,
D. ta.r 90 tl.rs
A.. N. p Cotton Dan ard sJraal; Mddfngs 2lle net re.
'sys a' De-. ~ bais
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I'VE STOCK MARKETS.

., r,h rivals since Monday cars,
he.i al Coumuu paw sad Al hohns over lot tonoIIoJ
msf.e , ~ zinc feer Beminsy quoted a. 0dl2c ~
ati clllo yesieriG,. and the arrivals to-day
40 tes-T ears ComunPau ears 81 FoTtetett sna ,
Se The far and prices about &C. Y 10
80, =. fsir heep Ksse Hsuver Co sold 3R Illinois
80 s svers, 81 :; 8l 100 n 39 do "a n at 81 ~ 10
Aef . "a ~ Iss 90 aS n 90 q n Pfdoook sold 1S
- al n average &C. y ~ l6S do, s. N At ste Tag do
Wv he Illinois %, &c., AM loo to-. % ID, al SIC Hume
~ - leo Csnaa sheep l6 svcrage at &C. and IS coarse d.
~ = a. o. ,,,o,-- ...r., a. toy,ieth-st vestsrd,y
% tsg vel ctsy equally dydei netNeeo ne
- - a CommuHiras ami Foret Nothing doing In 1--we
arr nsun.ly qaotei q a5c Dressed hoss easier
-. 49, far Western. aud d G6lc. for CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-29
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ETHIOPIAN MABKBTr

- F.h ali ~ a m-Consols opened 9i FOR money and
y.t American Seel1tes- untei states h'e-i"eny O0nls
- "a o,d VA l36ss. Ten fortes 3t -, .
"a ~ Fsh g-LRted Ssaes Tseoy bonds % to go for
- - - gl-PrspcA Renes At So Gle ,,, -,
tlr,r Fsb all motion opened steady hddIng 70
90 il. MidiHng Orleans, h. Corn, ~ for NO hlKeo
psh 81 mAmereAn seoure. are quiet and steady
S,s Fso 4Tbe rae Of discount Of the BanA oil FRANCO ~ %
r, T,A rs nConsOs closed 81 se for money and the
.rt Au-oan scor;es ave A"tnN Oohis io'Ss' ''''
u ~. o Ten-Por,ies, $50.
y, =. E,h p p rrnch Rfutes closed Al ;Sf t2c 800.
80. Pei rs D mCo;.0u closed dull; Mddhne Uplands
fI Nsiiing Orleans lltt sac Of the daY, lIVo bales
w.. s. 8-S D. m.-ResDed Pe:roler N l72t 5000
t-,oss 28.-EveIing -Lusocd OIL ~ iS0a'1 sperm
Oh Esestl . 3, . lou e,sa e,so6
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

PEI No-fA Rt~er Tssssis aRd Rdfroddt 49,
- d. 10 rkrs Ashes pkg BeessaI. 20 bales Broom Corn ,e
C bag Cotton seed Mes 70 lkgs Dued Fruit 900 69
49, - ~. Four To- l3 bush. wheat 3oOo bush Corn klO
~ 80 ~ hnsh Barev, bags Gss See l2 bbls Beans
r,ss Nesl SO hsgs Com Meal 100 bhls Oa
- n "a Hemp "A bales Hops 6e hde l9 bales HIDES 49,
- f.sr 49, Spints Iurreutne 40 bblA Tar, 4oa bn
50 N pl Pofk pkg Beef 9aJ pkg Cut Meats ~ psgs
80 - ptrs Lard 20 kegs Larl 81 pkg Searn 20, PAgs
9-. 81 ~ Tales bbs Lnh1canf OIL 100 Dressed
- Ia has Peanuts 81 pkes Roc lg SACKS silver ore go Dotes
~ 49, ISL LhdS Tobacco 50 bores AID cases loOeeco
So 0esls a. haes Wool $50 bids OIL, 81 bbls Red Oil
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rrrFALo LIVE sIncK NARKEr-Rrh %.

tsi --.rt. -.. e1 ling supply rsy 3lj rars
sr7r Che market and prcrs &C.
- aaa cOrrJa sales l54
Itnt4 q 90 - 20. - aHo - 80 y bad Canada oxen
str @. e on 81 b sf loaa averaging 10
us r 1&5 90 I6i Lcl. iui s,,er ll85 70 30 70 t
y -if d. ltc l.rns seers. L0& 70 lJ4J N. - 25@
- q. fsf rvpr-y ~. r. n Tr ate . head
So l1 D. t p. az IS % 5H aj 81 bead hisour steers
gstf
-e~s' i l',lj uasur The Tppv since Friday IS 81!
.H e. a ~ bend le 'st Ne,A; marke. trm aul
pr 20 tfrtce A. Wr's week. Canada rather
A - ~ss7a al' g. 's nl at F,e sales 40 head ONO
s0. Ii I. averaging n pr
" i-' het he r 20 10 90 %, 20 81 20 80 90 20
e. So. ta9r en- alb. q g. ~ %. a - 30 Ho-.
-'t mr F..e FRIDAY. IgjN heal. against ls,Ht
= EDO ilr as' marie qu.~i. AM sellers apart
eIta 'N ~ ' 1917 - $3.50
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financial.

)klLJSALS tor $4,000 STOCKS and
BONDS - 90 CfT1 ~ EA-YCsE.-SEALED PROPOSALS
teit no ouptroisrs Oho. New Couaty Court House
e fnhi hc- l5l O'Clock when he viii
y tifrn- 90 tls vLo az hr - Pour hnnt
hetluft ts vi.
W l'ADs lr;.or1si b. Ct,p'er go Section G. Laws
A l.ttls hoysater g. l. 1000
ADJ iirNAL AHW CaOIIE AOt EuUCr STOCK
'i BY Caspef Lass " 46 psr August 100. $4,000
-" flph Az BONDS viii Of SIX PER
gsit
- se ~ oas knne dars Thereof tls Peron whose Pro
800 ~ tce a. VII tteerD1l De required sy0s. with tie Comp
.t' e awarded D. en respectively g-the with any pre-
500 iae Eh@n ev E be entitled crrdfeates for
va r o Ite gwfIiel them beanag
,,.f-A m o. tls la'es o. payment
.h isai ,LL s-tet l13 Iniarse1 GDostis Tor Stocks
L.at- e" o. N % heF icri aud u-s4 second eu7c0pe
A.fepsi o. tae Cllpif0.sr
- tsis 900 Del rirsiicrr| 81 taal par
= mn ne-d ptu 81 tis Conrfrole' reject
~ " Boo Oh h judgment The Interests % Tire CORPORATION
y@rH ASDR8W n. CHEM, CoinptInler.
fazy p ~
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.-s ., tr.7.sous r-porsi " quo'e FeHrlsy ~ @te
ros acivc. bot prices arr uncAAhstni ses
PC-.5v. Ia a Rsc. and 100 bags laths 80 '',
20 IT, msire Sugsrs dali AND pce rathot tame
euv Refining 80 tt ese 10 = A ~ ~ ~
y qet stG{o BY sncioa as bids damaged Cu~ a. &c
3D. S.n Ia .1io fcr Haris o., -, OIL. 4, ...
SYM, "a 40. ono II 81 a9ic, and a1.ana 81 tDle 49,
s l. erafe demsnd NJ sNoi' SAWS VI ''V"V 'o' wy
INh',oV n ~ m PRIME Go rt7v 81 PC -. -, ,...,
a Ky ne market steady sales Of )" BIS " ~t4'oiS'
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GopartnsrsDip Notices.

GopartnsrsDlp Notltes
NHE FIRM heretofore known as BRlEN,
ADAMS BRIEN, carving busins a. Plumbers at No ~
Beeckers NegYork anj No los anue st. BrooAyu Dissolved
nv mutual consent The business will hereafter be carried on
~ NJ Tmothv Ben and the Brooku by Mr. Marin
Brsn at old stands whom payments Of Outstanding aims val DC
made iLsOi ~ D1i ~
New. YORK Feb o. 1872. hARTlS J. BaBN
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Gitualious Uanieo--(emaIes.

RESPECTABLE GIRL wishes a situation
N to do GENgRAL HOUSEwo to COOK WASH al iAOh;
object short distance 10 the county Cah a. A. AS
Fourteentb-st Cal two days
A VERY competent, steady woman wants
"A utnanon COOK. WASH and ZION In private family
boarding bop n Call At 60 SiIth-aTe
4 ttentiOn, MISUNDERSTANDING Protestants
Catholics waiting Situations at Agency s' BoweF near
Cooper lnstItate.
all Wishing EMPLOYMENT mot meniaD,
n please call ~ BroAdxa Room Lady wantei IN th ohee
NOLIORED RELIEF, Room 60 Bible House
~ Coord SERVANTS furnished nom Charleston Savannah aud tie
South Several waiting positions.
EAMILIES-Engish aud Scotch, with refer
Il enos wanting ENGAGEMENTS NoRTONs Nhiteha.lst
GOOD English, Irish, Scotch American and
NJ German Female SERVANTS No III SorOst, between
RiVngtoB aud stantoh-sts b. Mira HlLD
WANTED, by a lady, n SITUATION as
w sEAMsTREsS Understands dress nakingl 10 FANNY VA
would willing consider Of Is Hmbers Inquire 10
EastN Insteenthst.
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feoal Notices.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-TEErIT OF
~ Hrw. MEXICO FRsr JuDcAL DlsrNCr Cow, frT ~
6ASr. FE.-GusrANE fLSBElG w. JACOB AAhEW AND
OTIRRS 70 On orier o. ssi court made n
he above entitled ets the creon VI the late m VI hsbeg An
late o doing business santa le, IN Santa Fu toun and
T,frtorv Mexico. required g. core IN al1 prove e
svee dehss claims Against SAD trr teofe h- VIZ
" said bis C4"e IN santa tt New
gerco months from the date o, s adgc enen ~ IN te
lie ych cfitOr5 and claimants
MI b. ei he beuect participation ~ tsts " sa1
WILLIAM BRREDLN, hser IA Ccanctry.
s.ota ~. n. st.. Nov L. I51L
flJ lgNjW.h
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sr.,. PED 29-The bark " Grfhs. from NeN iofs az ar
- The marke quiet and weak; the n0s ess
o. a. cs unehAase EIoaa1g' uu on fa'' per 'e''
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Rhll4ROAD, State, City, County, and Town
-. hyh5f. q ~ kuf. FOUGHT ar SOLD by HAMA
IHt- n "ifL. No YorE lrsftasal specially.
'7s,'sAss 'arE Led u lagsssJn.
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And hVe common draHghJ hOrses AT bids amounting 10
less than $40 per head sixteen head Of very desirable
light harness ana heavy truck horses have arrived at the
above Auction Mart from Indiana 70 be sold under the
hammer at the next auction sale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-29
situations Uanteo - Males.

NNANTED-A SITUATION as GARDENER
by thoroughly capable and energetic Ers ,hmn " slfi ~
small farmi vile ltfc
51ttermaIe Addrs ESERY care OF Peter Henderson. % Co
hHdt.st, NeWYork
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-30

| Franklin, Philadelphia, s2000. Loss on Confer
/ mash'S house 500, fully insured in the Vernon
mutual Loss ON Bugbee's house $500. insure,
| for $1,000 in Vermont mutual. Origin of fir
entirely unknown.
CONNECTICUT.
DIR. BeardSley of North Branlord died. Friday
quite suddenly of heart disease.
Hartford last year spent SS5.9 900 in amuse.
ments, and lost less than $4,000 by fires.
There are liiiv-seven regular religious Societie.
in New Haven holding services every Sunday.
Tobacco buyers say that East Haddam fur.
nisheS the poorest of the weed they get and
Windsor the best, as a general thing
Notwithstanding this is an open winter, The
Connecticut river was closed much earlier than
usual, and fas remained shut ever since.
There are 1913 children between four and six
teen years old in the Middetown city school dis
trict Last year the number was 1893.
Mrs. John Il. Fisher was quite severely in
Jured last Friday evening, by falling down the
basement stars at the South church in Middle
town.
Capt Snowdeu. who collects the letters from
all the lamp post boxes in New Haven, walks
fourteen miles every day, and COLLECTS on the
average fourteen hundred letters, and is seven
hours in doing it.
1t is said that the Hartford, Providence and
Fishki railroad company have offered to settle
with Mrs. Collins, widow of the engineer who
was killed by the recent explosion. for $500. but
that she will sue for much larger amount.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-30
ROSTON & ALBANY RAILROAD
BOSTON AND WORCESTER DIVISION.

;, WINTER ARRANGEMENT, commencing on MON.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester:
For Boston, At 20 exp, L 925 exp. and 94j M and
l4O, 3.25 exp, 355 exp, go and 9,jl exp. . m.
The 428 ~ and 3.z5, 8.55 and S. IN trains start
station
For Grafton, Westboro' Soutbyiie Corlaylie and
Ashland at 7,eO and 9.45 a m, lao and 600 pm
For South birmingham, 4.2O 100 g2j and II m
lao, 3.25, 3.5j, g. 90 and 95j M.
For Milford at LOO and q m, l4O, 1926 and 355 M
FOR Natek, at 90 and o % a m, l.i0 and 500 p NJ.
For Wellesley, Granville, West Newton, Newton
and Brighton. at 100 and g45 m. and 60 III. Pas.
sensers for the stations also take the 40 m
train TO Natck and there change 10 the S8NonyIlle
wards
The 42O train every day except BioI day; all
others every day except Sunday.
Sunday express from Albany leaves Washington square
st1to' at S35 for Boston.
Sunday Msil leaves Washington square Station at
2.SO a. M. (Bit u iay), ior 81 sion
TRAINS leave Boston ioliOws:
For Worcester at 500. 100. B30cS exp. m, 30
express $50 express to birmingham, $50 express 800
express m,
For New York via Springfield, 1900 exp. M SEQ exp.
Now YORK, via Norwich, sac exp pm.
Grafton. 100 IN, 80, 430 m.
Westboro' 100 a m, l.S0 i30. $50 exp. p Z.
Southvle, 100 a m, l.3O, 4S0
Cordavie, 7.0g m, 100 1870 m.
Ashlsnd, 100 m, 1880 ago, $50 exp p
South birmingham, 500 100 $50 exp. and 900 exp.
a Loo 2i5 exp 300 exp, 400, l.3O exp, 1900 $40
exp. 800 exp. l000pm.
Natck, 100 10 LSO 2l5, 400 500, $50, 500 10 90
Millbury 100 a M. 4.SOpn.
SaxOnyllle, 1000 a m, 600
sMiliord, 100 $50 exp. 9exp am. 2 exp, $50 exp pm
Sunday Mail leaves Boston at $50 m, stopping at "
Newton, South birmingham, Worcester, West Brook
neld, Palmer and Springfield, arrives IN New York as
$50 am. c. q. RUSSELL, Sup't, Springfield.
A. q
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A NY ONE WISHING TO PURCHAS
DRUGS, CHEMICALS.

Patent Medicines, Roots, Herbs Trusses Supporters
Shoulder Braces English Porter, Scotch Ale or anything
ound int first class Drug Store-all of which we war
rant to be Pure and Genulneand having been purchased
since the fall of gold can he sold accordingly. will do
well to call and look at my stock 40 Main street. oppo
site the Bay state House, in Gouldng's New Granite
BLOCH t. d. BURLINGTON.
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ROSToN, BARRE & GARDNER R. n

on and attcr Monday, Nov 81 Trains Will leave Carl
net i0r ofceSer and intermediate stations at 90 il
an1 II 40 A. NJ, and at IS P. NJ. making connection
WIN trains on al the roads terminating in or passing
hEl qltNlNG-Leaye Worcester at SA NJ. il 30 445
ano 20 p NJ connecting at Gardner with All trans on
the Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad 10 am ~
H0osac Tunnel, Greenfield ana Intermediate stations
and south nom those points. ''''"
W.. lVERS PHILLIPS, President
worcester, ~.