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The News.

By the bark D. c. Murray, from San Francisco,
we have dates from that port to the 25th ult.
American news, outside of the movements of the
leaders of the political parties and the prospects
of the success of either of the Presidential can
didates, is exceedingly meagre. OF course there
are the usual number of railroad accidents, ex-
plosions, and such ike minor casualties which at
other times might create sensation through the
papers, but which now have to give way to the
universal Juror for electioneering.
BY far the most important announcement
by this mail is that of the completion of the
ult. they gave their. final decision, awarding to
the United States the sum of SI5, 100000 to
satisfy claims brought before them for depreda-
tions of the Alabama, Florida and Shenandoah.
For the acts of the other rebel cruisers-the
Georgia, Sumpter, Nashville, Tallahassee, and
Chickamauga, and the tenders of the Alabama,
the Court were unanimously of the opinion
that Great Britain was not in the least respon-
sible. In regard to the case of the Alabama
the Court says:
With regard to the vessel called the Ala
bama it clearly results from all the facts relative
to her construction in the port Of Liverpool her
equipment and armament in the vicinity Of Ter
ceira, through the agency of other vessels dis
patched from Great Britain for that purpose, that
the British Government failed to use due dill
gence in the performance Of its neutral obliga-
tons, and notwithstanding official representations
by agents of the United States during the con-
struction Of said ship. omitted to take effective
measures for its prevention, and that orders for
her detention, which the British Government
did finally give were issued so late that the exc
cution of said orders was not practicable. After
the escape of that vessel, the measures which
were taken for her pursuit and arrest were so
imperfect as to lead to no result, and therefore
can not be considered as sufficient to release
Great Britain from the responsibility she incur
red. Despite the violations of neutrality thus
committed, this same vessel was, on several occa-
sons, freely admitted TO ports of the Colonies of
Great Britain, instead of being proceeded against
as she ought TO have been, in any and every port
under British jurisdiction where she might have
been found. The Government of England can
not justify itself for its failure in due diligence
on the plea of insufhcieucy of the legal means Of
action it possessed. -Four of the Arbitrators,
for the reasons above assigned, and the fifth,
Lord Chief Justice COckburn, for reasons sep
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Communicated. mo. 1.
Labor and Population.

A Contributor to your columns says he can
not agree that the question of population should
take precedence of labor, because the introduc-
ton of labor solves, for so much the question OF
recruiting the population from a foreign source,
and not only that but If imported to sufficient
extent, it would afford the means of remedying
every evil" under which our community suffers.
In considering the question of labor and Pop
ulation,7 it makes some difference from which
standpoint you view it-whether as an individual
directly interested in what may be comprehended
BY the first term, or as one who looks TO the well
fare of the State or, if you choose, to the major
ity of His Majestys subjects whose interests
centre in what is understood by the last term.
To the planter the question Of labor is the most
monentous, and be may fairly claim that every
laborer imported into the Kingdom adds one to
the sum total of the census, and for so much
solves the question Of population; but the states
man may well ponder. doubling if the class of
persons so imported, to the extent some would
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .
Hawaii Nef.

Mr.. EDITOR However pleasant prospect it
would be for US to see these islands studded
throughout their length and breadth with home,
steads overlooking with comfort, and tenanted by
healthy, industrious and virtuous families we
shall do we'll to remember that that happy state
cannot be attained without uneeasing labor aud a
large outlay of capital. We must remember as
well that not only must the labor be sustained, bat
it must be properly directed, and not expended in
vain and costly experiments Il we start in the
wrong direction. we shall find when too late that
our lives and means have been wasted in an en-
terprise that is Improbable, the end sought unat
tainabIe, and that we have been about as usefully
employed as the philosopher who sought TO ex-
tract rays of light from a cucumber.
That happy population would be the effect and
not the cause of the judicious outlay of capital
aud influx of labor. 1t is all very well to say that
people should be brought here to turn the brooks
and streams now running to waste into the thirsty
plains, and so change the desert and wilderness
into smiling and productive fields, but the ques-
tons at once present themselves, How is it to be
done? Who is to do it? Who will furnish the
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Securely Provided For.

ARd as the best Company, there are so many good
sound ones, that with ordinary intelligence you can
scarcely 90 amiss. But be sure you select n purely
Life Insurance Company. Avoid cooperative swindes
you would poison, and insure only Life Com
pany doing a legitimate life business. Keep out Of
Local Boards, you would keep out Of the FIRE. Sc
lect a well established, well regulated aud well man
aged Life Company. One that has safely passed
through the FIRST few trying years Of its existence and
has BY its fair and honorable dealing with policy
holders, and economical management, proved itself
worthy of the confidence Of the public, and such
is the Security Life Insurance and ARHuity Company
of Nel5 York.
This Company is over ten years old has had
unparalleled success has accumulated over Three
Million dollars in assets has to-day Sll2.6I Of assets
to each 500 Of liability has always paid its losses
promptly has its agencies organized in almost every
State in the Union has always done safe business
and has made record and a history that commends
it to the people as one Of the best in the country And
as for its liberal and honest dealings with its policy
holders we can refer you not only its thousands Of
living members but also to the hundreds Of widows
and helpless ones who are to-day enjoying pleasant
and happy homes, as the result Of pulley in the
SEcURITv.
The SECURITY LIFE COHPASY needs no other COM
mendation than its successful business in our own
Islands.
Parties the other Island desiring information or
needing documents, will apply to the Agent for the
Kingdom,
M. MclNERHT.
2Q-3m Corner Fort and Merchant Sta
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Marshal's Sale.
WILLIAM HILLEBRANp, Complainant.
vs.
nrn.rn ,.nrtAn Y AI.n n.l.nLnuH


PETER YOUNG KAEo, Defendant.
UDEFOLE ELISHA II. ALLEN, CHIEF
I'D Justice Of the supreme Court % Law and Equity III
By virtue q decree isaed out Of the supreme Court
Law Equity tho Hawaiian Islands. iu favor u t
above named dcindant Tor the sum d Thousand
Humid ed and Seven 3liO0 81 COZ 3D. shall eNpee for SAB
ut Public Auction ~ the Court House 10 Honolulu
SATURDAY. the 10th day If October next - clock noon
excepting the three lots described aud suatwl in ihana
Maui which lots will be sold ia lthaiua, WEDNESDAY
the 18th Of November Il all the right tte and inter
est Of the said Young kaco Ia aud % the following @
cribed parcel. of rcr estate u portions may
be necessary 10 pay above Judgment and COSTS viz
st The land dcscrhelin Royal Patent 2 situated on
Maunakea street. Honolulu Oahu, aud being the mauka of
ton Of the Kaco premises the maka portion having been
al The nj q Kahawuie Honolulu Oahu, described In
Land Commission Award No. $50.
3D. The House lot In Puako and Waauae. Lihaina Maui
d,scribe in Land Commission Award No atsj, Apa9a
lh The House lot iu Puako Lahnina Maui, described tn
Land Commission Award No. 54s3, Apaua s.
5h The Ahupuaa Of oiakaa Lahaina, Maui described TO-
Award Of Land Commission No. sJ20
9th. The Ahupuaa Of whka. Kohala Hawaii described To-
ROYAL Patent No ld6s, Arana 3
And also the Ahupuaa II waikahikahi Puma Hawaii
scribcd in Royal Patent No Ices Apant The foregoing
parcels land being the described Ia The deed ~ d.
vision by the heirs II kaeo and Lihah Kaen. and be-
Ing r. kaeos Par' Che deed being dny 1eooded IN ne
Registry Once ia Honolulu. iu Lher 10 pages Isl - 3
All that Of land situated IN k0haa Hawaii known
by the OF Arl ud described In Royal Patent No 2
at present leased to the wainea Grazing Company at rent
nj Il $3.50 per auuunL
All that let o. land IN Kuaokaiun, Honolulu Oahu AMI de-
scrbed in ROYAL Patent No lore
All that piece aud parcel osni situated 10 The W of Kohco
opa Kapaltma Oihu, aud described in Award IT Land Com
mission No sl5, Aplua part l. aud Tor which an aieia
title has been granted.
All that lot Of land ia Llhana described 10 Award II Land
Commission No sil5, stuafed In Puako and containing
roos and 10 rods being the premises formerly used Hall
by the Odd Fellows 81 LNhaina.
The four last pieces II land having been devised to "
Kaeo by keon Ana whose Will duly entered n probate
the Supreme Court q the Hawaiian Islands, together with
all the rights privileges aud appurenauces aud buildings
the belonging unless said judgment interest
Of and my fees and commissions be previously satisfied
W. c. PAEKE Marshal u. l.
Honolulu. Sept sd. 1s72 57-5w
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Absolutely no Restriction on Travel
POLICIES INCONTESTIBLE
AFTER THREE ANNUAL PAYMENTS.

The chance that your life will fail within year is
two per cent. The chance that your house will burn
within year is less than quarter per cent. Why
insure the latter and neglect :he former?
Life Insurance is not like Fire Insurance, an ex-
pense, but a sure investment in time Of need.
No man can foresee the condition Of his affairs at
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-10-16
NOTICE.

EDKOPER APPLIc ArfoN HAVING nEEx
made . Ne aulersrnei - Cas- n 1isse1 1atf 60
hatla 9aliaIi.s q N.l|stn La1si't fiar % a.1s
Iief 1t TIE Ahlrl11 NJ hzllrr tfstr y - lrat .
fn-A l.iA1d g Asu.i may D. ielr-i ssIat Nirr
7. leroy -ifn @ Halul u Irlaa.
the IN day n November d. s. u i rs f.r s1 ar
aitrt ~ ne nszsn5 u -si lprerlas - l.t lss
Waipouli. A4uaL DUNCAN Hlu1tsa
carar,alllna1 81 lsrI1aI1rlrl.
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NOTICE.

UDROPER APPLICATION Havrrz zI-rr
= niae q - uude-sz 1- - chsa o. a-lr
han&lia nlafiisns ~ Nial1i a. Euntilss
ries q The Ahspuza n Prl sItusirI n tlr 1ars d 81
iu Island ~ haua, b. l1asi snr 1.lflil sal-, -
gia.E gwen tn vnonl t cgu1srn. t1ar rLEersE
aih day % A1TenlaFr. at il L. a. lrr aaar
apart O. DE- hearns q sril r1li.1a Is ~ o 49,.
Pi'aa. ka=ai. prtraV neFrrrr
Nlrni1..rsll-1 u 1as-Illra-.
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CORRESPONDENCE.

NoTICE TO CORREsPoNDENTs. Every person in
terested in the welfare of this Kingdom has right
to express bis opinions in this paper
However, it is understood that the Editor is not
responsible for the opinions expressed by any cores
pendent.
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LEGAL NOTICES
DEFoRE rue sUFHrnE coUpr oF

DEFORE THE SUPREME voUFT %
- che Hawaiian isauasIu Prolat. ia % aFtts- =
The Est1tr uf Ills late tehuess ~ kENI Az fNH tarreI
A. Chunhora iu tha Court NnHar ir iiea fI'aH
henrc ths Hon p o. Allen. ChIsf frFf'ea ~ r.e slHra
Court fu Probate this LHfh DRY ri -frfahHaf e I-L
Upon reading and filing ire PETITION n u 80 s I Hn-
ps, Attorney eeuertl behalf ri De ~ asfF o.
praying Order q nsfriinfin 10 rsfars
uighness MArtiO kEkrANAut. ireeasaf ff j. aererr
ordered that noiice n bearing a e rrf-Hn D. Err ~
publication in tne h1aruiITH CARTE
pefs printed uHuniuiu f1r fnfaa rar
date tn ai rers1r4 Interested s sfffr aaf aHr
u said Probate raurt fhe Caarf taHse ri
noulu oa SATURDAY fhr 2af DIV q yrrefArr .srt tar
and there tn chow ltu-. f tlcr tr aar rrrrrr
of the Said nffiflu eh|ull a. elnfaII
distrhuon si prayed 81 saall arf b.
Dated al lionolaiu tbi- llib flr % srfss-r A. l-l
EIfsffN u fEfHN
Attest. chief In4tfea 20 fH.s zarrel.. f....rr
ISo. p ntHvtnb Deputy CisrE
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IN TnE MATrEH on THE EsrArr o.

n o. X. LINDSEY. at- n Eals-. E.at-it fIss.s.'
deceased AZ Chamber clcut 1usa ralfi 1arl.l D.
trici, Hawaiian Islands
Proper Application having been n1ir tT nfrr tnsr
day b. appointed g. fhe hesfIa- NJ ffr rrf II d. a q
he late q. X Lindsey and tnsfauanfr
.ssuci o. her.
Therefore SATURDAY The fh inY n NaTaaHer arsr rf
che hour u 10 ~ af Oh Court H011r Wr'nrf .stt
Aohala Hawaii is hereby appointed fhe dul- so rs
ior hearing the s-ii appllrsu aui suT ati-l
Do made thereto CiiAHLEs FEEuEHfrN manT
crtuit Juflr rhf-ii Ia.Ir.si Desired
September Zifi lsl1 HaH
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N. McINERHT.
To Rent.

- That very desirable House and
iii Premises, No. $50 Nunauu Avenue, lately
u occupied by W. L, Green, Esq. Also,
The House and premises No. 14s, adjoining. Ap
ply 70 C. E. WILLIAMS,
IS If OrJ H. WOOD.
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6uHouIT COURT OF FHE FoUaTH

- aAlAtlAl tlisI Ntta nil tN NIIIsf n
D. hi4 hAhhA ih-illnf o. ilF1fee vi kffttfsnEfr
ia the shove entitled Libel uIrarrr lt - arf
that decree ol divorce o. 81 tl- bed m
tered in iaf1l 90 The sai h1hea ~ o. ~ ~ ierrl
~ ihe said haalikaAai. fa b. 1lia a.IfIs 90
rira1n q ak noufhs fnu d. afe RI fa.s Irra n..
cmplituce With the terms thereof Huesr sa1riaat e
shall appear o. The canrrlrr
Aui ias Liisant BE- oreri Or ruhist 40 rffrrsI crr n
this order n Do Hqg1fEalNr ltyfff lni A. ntri
sN successive ueFfs tt nrsf rllaslIra aft. co.
mo D. iiai tle s-s q tii- ari-r tat 1u- .ar-l
u,y 'fr ss nrutts shos cause way ase-as sa1.I
naf ta HIle alsIIute
~ fle court. g. WIlrur era
Ans. H. ts7Z ~.
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TO LET.

- A very Convenient Cottage, No. 10Y
~ Nuuanu Avenue, containing Parlor three Bed
1EiARooms, Dining Room, Pantry, Linen Room.
Kitchen and Bath Room, with good Wood-shed in
the yard. Apply to Us. LEMON.
A Tenant without horses preferred. 20 q
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N OTTcE.

7 HAVE THIS DAY PURCHASED TWE
/ interest % Nr. Eshs n Alien n ths s1-lr pI.s-
tation q Onomea- an rerr1ns ute lave ei4iras
against the plantation VII rr-sen. thrrn O. 80 sr
business u The plantation. LArsTIE
HID, July =, 1872. 1<u
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Notice.

nURISG by ABSENCE FROM THIS
- Kingdom M CIIAs- T. GULICK vii be any duiy
authorized attorney and viii have charge q ny Lulne-
JA0. II. THOMPSON.
Honolulu, March eth ls12 eem
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~ All the above will be sold as Cheap As any
other house in the city, either in boud or duty paid
81 No Travelling Agent Emplo7sd lsm
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wrru view to afford every facility to parties de
sirpus Of probably and securely investing small sums
Of money Bonds Of the Hawaiian Govsrnment Of the
several values Of sieO, 500, $780, and 81 600 bear
ing interest the rate o. per cent per pay
able seni-Rnnually viii be issued at Par to all per-
applying for them at the Treasury, for terms of
not less than s. nor than 20 years.
RoBERT STIRLIsG,
Minister Of Finance.
DrrAETEEST OF FIxAScE, SEPT 2Oth, 1872. 2-m
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a Large Assortment Of 6itters,

Angostura, Boxers. Hufeland's, l. Y. L.. Hostel
ters' Humboldfs, Pipifax, suuers sanseuaiu. Fsuet
Branea, Orange.
Worcester daily spy., 1872-07-10
WORCESTER 4 NASHUARATLR04D
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Express Train for White Mountains

-. On and after MONDAY. July sth, 1872 an EXPRESS
IRAN Will leave Worcester at T.45 A. M stopping al
onhton ana Groton junction, and arriving in Nashua at
CoNNEoTIoNs-At Worcester with trains from New
York wa Norwich Line and with Express Train from
Providence at Sterling Junction with train for Fitch
hufG, at trot0n junction with express train Fitch
DuIg keene, Bellows Falls, Rutland, Troy Saratoga
Schenectady and stations on the Harlem Extension:
WINDSOR, Claremont and stations Sullivan Railroad;
ny ConcOG Depot in Nashua with bay Express for Man
chester, Concord Plymouth. Ltleton. Rethlehcm and
Lancaster; White River Junction, St JOhnshury New
Rort and stations on the Connections and PassmpsIc
ltalroad; Montpelier, Burlington. Patsburg and sta.
lions on the Montreal and Pattsburg Railroad ST
Adams, Ogdensbnrg and stations on Ogdensburg and
Lake C9ampatn Railroad. ST. Johns Montreal Detroit
and stations on Grand Trunk Railway
From NesO FORK to The White Mountains.
Leave New York. via Norwich Line from Pier 40
NOrth hlEer at 55O p. M, arrive Worcester at 20
NJ tone hour and twenty five minutes for breakfast J
Leave Worcester AT I45 NJ. arrive ut Plymouth II 90
p M t5O minutes Tor dnncr( Leave Plymouth at 10
p N. ' ! w
Cars run through from New London TO White Noun
talns. " NV ~
From Providence to The White Mountains and he North
Leave Providence at SEQ A. NJ. Worcester I4SAN
ana cunheetg difecty with trains all points named
above and arriving at same time.
lars run through rom Providence 10 points North
Ihls train Will not stop at Lincoln Square station.
{. S. TURNER. Supt
worcester july D, lSl2 diff jys
Worcester daily spy., 1872-07-10
~ WIN L. GODD RD,S
~ BuRRlNG MACHINE WORKS
Second Avenue, Corner Twenty-second at.
ofrce No. Bowling Green New York.

PATENT MEsTIzO BURRING PICKERs
HArERT W0RSTED BuRRING PICKERS, pa,
TENT DOMESTIC BURRLNG PIChERS. uILFRH to
attach TO Fckers. Patent Steel Ring and solid Packing
Bnrrlns Mashincs made single and Double, for nrst
breakers OF Wool Cardng Macbncs; Zinc BIIrring
Machines rthe second breakers and nnshers
improved steel Ring Feed Rolls plane and ntersoct.
ing, with ratcnt adjustable spring boxes. Shake vii
lows with blowers Waste busters. Cotton Gins. Blow
Excelsior tho International Exhibition In Lon.
don, 1861 and at Paris Exposition of 1851 our Mrs
llzo Burfing rlcker received PRIZE MEDAL award .
GOLD MEDAL at American Institute Fair Iah5 y
ana III 1851; 1853, and 1870 the highest award. '
,t inc american Institute Fair, 1855, our Burring
MACHINE for cards, was awarded A GOLD MEDkTe
at all lubsequent exhibitions the HIGHEST AWARni
ana N lelV our Double Bufrer received FIKar pRrMfu
Al american Institute Fair 1868 and 1870 our gtee
Kin greed Rolls received lst premium. 'N'
AT American Institute Fair 1910 our Worstcd Rurri
PICKER was awarded The LIST premium. '"h
NH Our hTEEL RinG BURRlEG MAoHIEGs AXE Tup
ohLi SOLID PACKING BuRREu MACntNts IN TIlE MAI
kEI Wofkmansllip aud Operation are guaranteed -"
our Illustrated Catalogue can he had ON application
Prompt attention gwen to all inquiries and ordeps h
dLl l.. A w
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ROSToN AND ALBANY RAILROAD.

BOSTON AND WORCESTER DIVISION
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, commencing MoSBAr,
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester:
For Boston, at 42O exp, I, 9.25 exp and 945 M and
l4N, 325 exp 1855 exp, 430. 500 and 9.55 exp m.
The 40 m, and 3.25 3.55 and 955 IN trains start
from washington square stations all others from Foster
For Grafton westboro', Southyille, Cordavile, and
Ashland at and 945 m, LAO, 43O and p M
For south Framnghanl, 4.20, I, 25 and 945 m 40
1925. 3.55, 4.30 and g.55 m. - 'V'
For Milford at and 9.35 am, 40. 325, and 4aOpm
i For Natick at and 945 q m. 40, 4.aU and PM
For Wellesley, Granville West Newton Newton
and brighton, at and As m, 49, pm. Pas
sengers for the same stations also the 40 IN
tram which leaves Natick twenty yseven minutes alter
wards.
The 4.2Oa m train runs every day except Monday; all
others every day except Sunday
SUNDAY Express from Albany leaves Washington sa
station at 8 30 a for Boston.
sunday Mail leaves Washington So station 23O m.
TRAINS LEAVE BOSTON as follows;
For worcester, at s. I, $50 exp. exp, II m, 30
5eNpress 43O express to Framnghan, $50 express 300
express pm.
For New York, via Springfield, exp. am, Se1p. Q
New, York via Norwich $50 exp. pm
Grafton, s, l. IL q IN. l3O, 20 m.
Westhor0 g. l. II IN, l.30, 4.30 $50 exppm
Soulhvtlle 3, 7, II a m, $50, 4.90 pm,
tordavlle, s. T. IL am l30, $50 pm.
Ashland, 5, I, II m, 80. 4.30, $50 eXp m.
South birmingham. 5. / $50 exp and Sxp. II am.
i;5O 2l5 exp, exp 4, 43O exp S, $50 ex 645 exp
SaicS, l. 10 II m, I3O 2I5, 4, 8, $780, s55, s45 IL
p m.
MiIlbury, 7 m. 4.3O PM
SaX0nvil c, 10 m, SIS m
Milford ~ s5O exp, exp; q M 2l5 exp 43O exp. m.
Al outward trains run daily except Sunday
sunday Mail leaves Boston at $50 m, stopping at w
Newton South Framin2ham, Worcester West Brook
hcld Palmer and Springfield arrives In New York at 30
am, q. o. RUSSELL, Supt. Springfield
A. FIRTH, Asst. Sup't, Boston.
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NLs
! tesves ea w w custer lor worcester al G.OOAm.
~ +. st. NJ. ANDREWS Sup't
ntt NOrWch y Wnrcesiar DiyIslnn
EITCHBURG & WORCESTER r.. n.
MONDAY, May l, IsTL-Psssenger Trains ior Wotcsr.
1870 CHESHIRE 4 ASHUELOT

4 y
s1ISrS A@s RAILROADS SUMMER ARRANGE
mENI-Commcc ing MONDAY, June g. lSI2
Trans leave Worcester. Foster Street Depot at $50 A.
m m Zip o. m, and 40 m; Fltchburg at 9lBa M and
lows Falls '' V'' A'e"o OIL" nei'
Making connections at Bellows Fails with Rutland e.
burlington X K for Rutland Saratoga, Burlington &c
Also with Vt Central X. T. for Windsor White River
Junction connecting with Conn. and Psssumpsic River
ourg. Montreal, &c. ' >e
Tickets to aponts north for sale at No Foster street
W0rcester-J. BARNARD, Agent.
FSre as low as by any route and distance Icss
And North r S2rEIy a IlTr G.. " e9s
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WORCESTER AND SPRINGFIELD DIVISION.
commOcatiOn) al 6 IS am "'' '"e-
For Springfield and Way Stations GAS o n m and AZ
- - ~" ''''
For Albany texpress) 8 55; for New York and Albany
Vxp.) lO25 Il m, and 430 and 1925 bp M Nov w
sunday NAL leaves at 1905 IN. Sleeping cars viii
430 M train. ""h WIN
Leave Springfield Tor Worcester at t27l51lsOam o.
cN 2Ob exp, I, $40 exp, m. Albany Sunday oynrc 80
$50 m Sunday mail l225 a m Monday 'Np'ess
RAILROAD CONNECTIONS AT Albany with ,ha N.
YORK Genital. Troy and Greenbush and Iindson p,,
IailToads AT Chatham with the Harlem and Iinisor
mn bostpn ana Lebanon Springs Rallrends Al sista
Line with The llousatonc Railroad. Al PIttsAeId viii;
he ilsneld ana North Adams and HOusatonic rai,o..
Az MeSlhed with the New Haven and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
kaifoad At Springfield with the Hartford Nev Wa, poI
and n sprngneld and Connecticut River Railroads A.
nnalmer WIN the New London Northern railroad e.
Worcester Junction with The PrOvldence and ~
Mn2}Tc,5ler ant Nashua and Norwich and Worecser'
hnllionds, AZ south Frammgham with tbn uestoet usthoet
clinton and Filchburg, Milford and south boSton
anu loweH Railroads. G. o. RUSSELL, 's"'"
Worcester daily spy., 1872-07-10
RaiIroa0s.
ROSTON, BARRE AND GARDNER
II RAILROAD co.
WORCESTER AND NASHUA RAILROAl
Sunday Passenger Train.

- On and after SUNDAY, April T. 1872, a Passenger
Tran Will leave Worcester for Nashua and way stations
az A. ~ Returning Will leave Nashua for Worcester
ana way stations at p. NJ arriving Worcester at 30
P NJ; This train Will connect at Aver Jrnction with
sunday passenger train for and from Boston and way
stations on Ftchburg railroad also. with Sunday pas
selger train for and from Lowell Boston an way sta
uohs on stony Brook ahd Boston and Lowell railroads.
Iyorcos,or ..u,, . C. >. TURNER, Sup't.