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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-03
BOSTON, BARRE AND GARDNER
- RAILROAD CO.
On and after Monday, June 18th,

TRAINS WILL LEAVE WORCESTER. Foster street
SatOn,l Tor Gardner and stations at $50 l235,
AS and $50 P NJ connecting with all trains on the YER
mont and Massachusetts Railroad TO and from HOosac
Tunnel Greenfield, BrattlebOrough and intermediate
stations and at Greenfield and CIRCUITS Corner with
trains north and south Passengers for Barre will take
the AS p NJ train from Worcester.
TRAINS LEAVE GARDNER for Worcese Ter and way
station al 5.35, Sl5 II IS A. M, and 430 M making
connections with trains all the roads passing through
or terminating at Worcester.
Stages leave Holden for Barre, Rutland. West Rutland
Coldhrook, Smithville and Oakham at 520P NJ Prince
ton from all trains TO the Mountain Houses Hub
blrdston Station for Huhbardston, from all trans.
Gardner for East TempetOn at 7.55 NJ. and will do
general Express business to all points on the road and
in connection with stages.
Once with Boston d Albany r. r.
jelT DIT Il. B. SARGENT Sup't
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-03

ESTABLISHED IN lS3S.-P. YOUNG
h Dealer In Fancy Goods, Toys and Useful Articles
Umbrellas and PArlsols Repaired Pinkng In mum.
Der bfstyles. stampngior Embroidery.
Agency If the French Dye House, OF Boston. Goods
sent TO the Dye ll0nse, on Fridays.
ease observe the sign Of THE Variety Store No. 226
ha,n street. nearly opposite the QunaEamond Bank
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IS72 ! GlHIIEESSHIRE \ AsHUEL,oT

IS74 VI ESlIRE n ASHUET, or
- - RAILROADS 49, SUNMER Am ~ ~, -
ME El,, Sommenelng MONDAY June 4, isi5
nnune lelye worcester, Foster Street Denot n, q "a
Bellows Falls ''' iiVS Meme and
Making connections al Bcllows Fail. viii ,,,,.,.
banriinstnn u ior Rntlanl, Saratoga, RurnStor
1nnct W., aehlW y u for Windsor White ISo..
5uncuum !cunuectng with Conn and nNcr
b rn Montpelier ST. Adams ouss Pont g dycr
,,Tickeis to all points north for sale Nh No .r.
M0Icester-I. BARNARD Agent ' ." 50 roster st.,
w Pullman slosnEna1 9 s and distance lsa 2
H. bPEHlrT
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EITCHBURG & WORCESTER r.. R
10 - SUMMER ARRANGEMENT - Commencing on

ter. ~ iA ""ANe'-
Leave F!tchburg m 1880 and S 50 pm
92 ouIh ltchbur5 sos m, II 81 and 5,4pm
LeomilSter sl2 m, LOO and 500 M
6alcs Crossing. SIT a m, OF and SOL pm
iratt S Junction, s.26 a m, !. Is and g. is D m
Sterling Center, S.33 m, 20 and 20 D M
Passenger Trains for Fitchburg-
Leave Worcester, 30 and II Is a m and 90nn
Sterling junction, OF and II 81 m and S 90 D M
SterlnS Centre. T. "a and l205 m. and 0s M
lralt s Junction 720 a m, and IL IA and s. S n m
Ie0ninster, 100 m, 1890 and $50 M
South Ftchhurg. 1871 m, l2 80 and5 Finn
RAILROAD CoNNECTloNs-The $50 and IL Is a m and
420 m trains from Worcester connect al Fitcbbmrg
WIN me cheshire and Rutland and Burlington II Il for
~ points north and vest also, connect ut Fitchhurg
with the Vermont and Massachusetts for Greenfield
and Braitleboro' and intermediate stations
INC sHO m and y 50 m train from Fitchburg con-
ec at Norces er with Boston & Worcester Proyidcnce
~ Worcester Norwich & Worcester Railroads and
field. ~ ~ -" ''Fi'iis-
The $50 m train from Fitchburg connects at Wor-
cesler Wlth'NOrwich Worcester Steamboat Train for
New York via New London II A RI00n Snn,i' i
Ohlce Fltchburg Worcester II r.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-03
OLIVER DITsON a. CO.,
d&wtf Roston

N''"' Boston.
E'OB SALE OR TO LET-In WuIrINs.
VILE business block, 50 x TO- to he cnmnietcd
vpt osi,, Hieu up Tor stores shops Offices and teue
niIvs' WIN c1anee Tor market in The basement Thc
uuoFe described building is centrally located nS,r t
poSt once and when completed wifi be one Of tbe brsi
opSmnn tRF ioI business in Worcester County 4 nov,
a,vINe store Win no old stock to ly A corner n,
MAINTAINING about 1000 square feet will he sold or leased
sith Ky thc aDoNe desired. To those at all acquainted
WIN tne BUSINESS and growth of the village ii viii IA"
Dalance can remain. Address W."
aus deonImSv,lt j" M nA iga n ,,,,.,,,.
LACkSMITH SHOP TO LET-Jn tho
i Westerly part OF Auburn. As the present occunant
tpOut 70 leave the subscriber will rent his shon ma ~
eenent TO good country Blacksmith or he Viii Ira
a nan 10 take charge of the shop and work bv thc
ni,r ~ "iiileu9o ~ soon =. a. NEWTON,
''' aug. ~ lotz. dWNSu ie20
IRNO DET-Two offices over store cornor &c
- nam and Central sis Large front room snitaiic
IIFWHRY TsihI' WIN smaller room IN rear Inquire Of
Hol deOptf
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Tenvoo yyot..-. WEBSTER SPECIAL.
I Lcayes WwepsIer LOT Worcester at 0.OOnm.
Leaves worcester for Webster at :lE nm
L. ST. M ANDREWS Supt
Norwich q Worccstpr division
w O1RRe ESTER AND NASHUA RAIL.
sepcr ADmon and after Monday, july l. 1879 pas

WORe ESTER AND NASHUA RAIL.
senecr rran Un ana after Monday July l. 1872, pas
leave Worcester al $40, AS lex nress, All :, =,
"'l t'=u NM bJu layer Passenger n N, ~ iii' d III
i4elNe AVER junction for Wofcestnr AZ < 50
T mlVS u, Nashlla NJ 1.lO m, u M and mn
u,9V run connects ut Fitchblrg with ,rai, A.,
n.Vit Nu massachusetts Cheshire and pi ~ Wy
liza ntllI3lds, at Aver Junction viii iraIs "
TTooi V nnd WoWn Petcrboro and Shirav Ston W
Min, ",i lin iowell and Lawrence RnIlrnnds ~
n ie M,r trains OF the Wilton Concord 9a a.
Vsrm@, , N9rllcrn. Boston, oncori and Wnnti
roads HiPH'N anu Ogdensburg Rail-
KdGnes 70 o. n, train connects at Aver Junc,,on 49,
ior ConcNrb N nn1hu W., and Saratoga Al Sssbna
and the North "'i'u Mohhtains, Montreal
co. inH no m train connects nj Fitcbbur, ,.,
CnoshlTe and Rutland and burlington (Frcigbt * WIN
EiilEt, 10 knllad) tralns at Aver Jnneinn KIN, ~
tou1E, stony - Brook and Lowell and Iawrepcna
uhu lawrence, Northern 60 Frank Inn ma pst
N9 r, a and Montreal TO Pymonh trains 'oS'on
.i ne i'2u y IN tram connects AT Fiichbtrg nj = "a.
Wy hnilnglOn Night Express trains; al Aver J und
trl tGlhs Pelcboro and Shirley and stony Wroo
Lawrence, Northern Vermont Central WiL sler and
uHuchsburg, aud Montreal and Campan ram HApress
& y NJ
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Immediately cured and full vgor restored This dis
ing atctionwch renders life miserable and mar
rage imposshe-is the penalty paid by the victims OF
improper mdulgences. Young persons are too apt to
cohseq uences that may ensue. Now, who that under
stands the subject will pretend to deny that the power
proper habits than by the prudent? Besides being de-
prlVed oil the pleasure of healthy offspring the most se
Gus and destructive symptoms of both body and mind
ARISE me system becomes deranged the physical and
mental functions weakened Loss of Provocative Power
Nervous lrrability Dyspepsia, Papitation of the
Heart indigestion, Constitutional Debility and Wasting
OF the Erame. Couch. CnnsMmnLinn nnnaN and lnath
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-03

NEW ROAD ROUTE!
VIA
Framingham and Lowell Railroad.

- TTVT UHU3Y UCT. LOON, 1SiI, Passenger
Irlns DAILY each way Sundays eXceped) will .be run
between So Birmingham and Lowell making sure COM
neGtlons al So. birmingham with Trains on b. Il A,
X H. from Worcester Springfield, Albany and the Wcst
MESSENGERS can leave Worcester, via i. IL A. r. r. at
w A. NJ, arrive in Lowell at S4S A. NJ. nj 25 A NJ
arrive in Lowell at ll40 A. NJ at 40 r. NJ arrive in
Lowell at $40 NJ; at 1920 and $50 =. NJ arrive in
Returning Trims leave Lowell for Worcester and tho
West at $50 A. NJ, Worcester at so A. NJ: az
l3O p NJ, arrive at Worcester at 30 p NJ tx
arrive at Worcester at 1880 7. NJ '''
Through Tickets and Baggage checked through to aN
important points. Trains arrive at and depart from
H. l.. a n R. R. Depot, Middesex st, forming the best
and QUICKEST route between Lowell and Worcester
Springfield, Albany, New York and the West,
- - II. A. BLOOD, Sup't, Ftchblg
~. CRoSSMAN, Gen Agent Lowell.
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VALUABLE LETTERS

Should invariably be taken TO the Post Office and Regis
tered The Registry fee to all parts of the United States
man states cents.
OFFICE H0URS-From Gas n m to s D m exeept
sundays on Sundays, from 9,45 10 1890 n IN
hlWancS OtueI business closes on saturday at p M
Jas uu j. PICkETT Postmaster.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-03
A CHOICE LIST OFSINGING BOOKS
For the Coming Musical Season.

(NoTF Just published, STRAUSS New MANHATTAN
WALTZ, first played, with great success in New
York. Price $1,000
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DROVIDENCE & WORCESTER RAIL.
u EOAD.-ArramgGmnnt of trims cn1nulnnni,, No.

b1hON lDENCE u WORCESTER RAIL-
4 a ROAD, arrangement of trains commencing Mon
Express Train. stopping only at Woonsockct and Tx
2l5 p m. "
decomposition Trains will leave Worcester for Prov.
delice ana way stations at 40 (exp from Woonsocket)
p. m. -" w INV
Providence for Worcester and way stations al sos
teNprcssl 40 and ii. asa. III. and 80 p. m.
Ihe 6O' (eXp.) and 7,4D Cmailj and Is m (eXp)
trans from Providence and the TO- a m express and
SUI unal and 40 m trains from Worcester con-
meet AT worcester junction with trains to and from
Clinton titchburg. Rutland Saratoga Montreal Nashua
Lowell Lawrence, Concord. and the White Mountains:
North West, ~ f
points
The Worcester trains, except express and 74O n M
connect at WoOnsocket Junction with trains to and from
Milford and at Waterford with trains of the Boston,
Hartford and Erie railroad,
SPECIAL TRAINS.
Leave providence for Waterford 900 m and 405 D m
connecting Immediately with trains for SOuthbrfdge
Putnam and Norwich -
Leave WoonsOcket for Providence at Sis m, $50 D m
Leave Providence tor UXbridge at 100 pm
Leave lNbridge for Providence at 500 a m.
Leave waterford for Providence at $40 m.
Leave UXbitdge for Worcester at 5.25 a M Leave
Worcester for UXbridge at 20 p. m.
Trains leave Milford for Worcester and Providence nj
i,4O and HOO N and APO Woonsoeket for Milford
at $50 m, and l.S0 and $50 pm.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-03

GOLDEN ROBIN! For Common Srbools IN
cents An established fayOrc which has a large SAID
a ~ Music and Music Books mailed, post free ON re-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-03

especially who have become the Victims of Solitary Vice
mat dreadful and destructive habit which annually
sweeps 20 an untimcly thousands of young men Of
lhe most exalted talents and brilliant intellect who
ngnt otherwise have entranced listening senaes with
the thunders of eloquence may call with full confidence
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-03

SPA RK LING Rs UEsIES Sabbath School song
Book' Price IS cents. None VINO try ii can help ljk
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-03
Reeds Sale Stable. shrewsburv

said horses were selected with great care nnd All -
sons desiring reliable horse for light or hes ~ per
handsome driving horse, or fine matched par a. t
wtc9 70 examine this stock before purchasing ese,b
npH pu 5. A. kEkD. shIewsbury.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-03

Married persons or young men contemplating mar
rage, being aware Of Physical Weakness Organic De
mlty, Detormities &C., speedily cured.
lie who places himself under the of DR.. Hallock
may religtousy confde in his honor as gentleman and
confidently rely upon his skill! as a physician.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-03
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 2, 1879
CLEARED.

greso via Havana-F Alexandra sons
Steamship Wilmington, Holiness Galveston via Key West
Steamship United states Crowen New Orleans Frederic
Steamship Geo Cromwell, Clapp, New oreans-H Crom-
Steamship Mercedita, Marshman, Fernandina-James
Steamship Montgomery, Faircloth, savannah-R Lowden
Steamship San Salvador, Nckerson savannah-W Gar
Steamship Georgia. Crowel Charleston-H R Morgan 4
steamship Metropolis, Cashier. wilmington NC-Lunt
Steamship Regulator. Freeman Wilmington, NC-Lorlard
Steamship Geo Upton, Roberts, Norfolk City Point and
steamship wyanckc, Coucn. Richmond, &c-Old Dom,n-
Steamship i 6 knight, johnson, Georgetown, DEG
Steamship Beneiactor, Jones, Philaoelphia-Lorllard
Steamship Neptune Baker Boston-H Dimock
Steamship Acushnet Rector, New acknowledgement
Bark Lavenga secondo (Ital, Caucc, Antwerp-A P
AgTs ss Aberdeen Treat, c.rden,,-wslso Field w,v
Bark New York, Gibbs, Cardenas-Borand, Dearborn
Brig Paquette de Nuova York Port, Da Cunha oporo-
Brig Annie s OBJ, Jackson Cape Town, CGH-Tetens
Mal2 @ Mnd Ba %1pss, e.
schr Charles Moody, Abbott Maranham aud market
schr Rebecca Ann, Forian, Aux Cayes-Miier Hough-
schr G Day (Br, Mcbride, Lockport, Ns-D De Wolf
4 Co.
Schr Maanta Br). Hunter, Halifax, NS-Crandal, Ber
teaux h Co.
Schr Guy Phelps, Smaller, savannah-Bentey, Miller 4
Co.
Schr Iona, Kendall, Charleston-H W Loud Co.
Schr Anna Sheppard. Newton, Charleston Miller
&Co.
schr Mary Louisa, Gaskin Washington, NC Mills
Schr Breeze, Cramer, Washington, DCVan Brun Bro.
schr Boratlo Nichols, Dupuy, decentralization Brunt
Bro.
Schr Alabama Churchill, Chester-Overton Hawkins
Scbr Carrie Doyle, Whitman, Gloucester-R Goodwin
Son.
Schr Elisha CroweI Penticost, Gloucester Goodwin
Son.
Schr Charlie While, Cousins, LYNN.
Schr James p Fisher, Jr, Wing Chatham-J L Stetson.
Schr Hearn, Morrill, Stamford.
Schr q & AcRen. Mead, Stamford.
Steamer Oclarora, Reynolds philadelphia.
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menS Tor taking all the ABOVE DOnus, al present IT,
qured, proposals for which were to have been
opened yesterday.
COmmissi 0ner Van Mort and the Gas Conn
panics.
AT the consultation yesterday between Commits
sioner Van Mort and the representatives OF the
several gas light companies OF the city there were
present: - The Presidents of the Metropolitan and
the New York Mutual Gas Light Companies. The
representatives OF three companies were not pre-
sent owing to prior engagements.
Those present evinced desire to meet the views
OF the Commission as far as possible.
The Commission submitted for consideration a
statement OF the cost of lighting each of the public
lamps per annum as follows:
New York Gas Light Company, $45: Manhattan,
$685. Metropolitan, s52 81; Harlem $53-whicn in
cludes the expense Of lighting, cleaning exungulsh-
ing and replacing the broken glass. the city fur
nshing the glass to each company Tor this purpose.
per annum, Of which there were on January
l, 1851, making an aggregate cost OF $9120Ss
for lighting the city. To THIS must be
added the expense OF replacing fesettng, con-
necting ana lifting old and new lamp posts.
Each lamp burns per year g. 1893 4 hours consuming
per hour cubic feet; total number OF cubic feet OF
gas for each lamp per annum Is II, 500; price per
cubic foot, So; total amount II charged per 1000
feet, S34 so; add for lighting and extinguishing
These prices indicate that the OF $45 paid the
New York Gas Light Company would seem to be a
large price per each hight, which Is the lowest OF
all the companies.
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turned win note to say the Princess would prefer
something calner.

THE THEATRES.
There Is little fun at the theatres, II except the
Vaudeville, where 1t Is well TO go with skull Cap
on for the preservation OF One's brains. Radicals
and conservatives generally come to blows before
the performance Is over, and woe Detide the spec
tator who happens to have seat between these Two
extreme political persuaslons. When "Rabagas' Is
on the bill It as well not 10 so TO The vaudeville;
for independently OF sword sticks and leaden
knobs, the spectators have got into way there OF
applauding by clapping with one hand on tnelr
nelghbors backs, IN order to hold on tlght 10 tneIf
places with the Other IL Is hoped Sardou's next
piece will not be a political one, for there Is no
enjoying him under such difficulties and dispense
tiOnS.
We are In expectancy OF the same vlcissitudes
when "Ruy Blas'' comes out at the Ode0n. Victor
Hugo superlntends the rehearsals himself. great
success IL prognosticated, and 1t may prove balm
to the authors incOmmensurabe vanity, which mas
been severely wounded by his signal failure as
statesman and politician
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-03

gros grain ribbon beng used with delicate salmon,
SPRAYS or shaded sweet pea blossoms mingng
with the sireamers which depend from the back,
The "Quakeress" is a lovely bonnet OF brown crepe
silk, with high puned crown ana cottage front,
trimmed with shaded leaves.
One OF the loveliest mats Is the ssEsma,n OF split
straw, trimmed with eau du Nil silk and trailing
grasses. over which h0vers butterfly, as II uncer-
tain where TO alght. amid so much iOveliness
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-03
The Herald Almanac.

To the Mariner, matter from what port he halls
where bound-wheher navigating md-ocean entering
home foreign porthe Herald Almanac will prove safe
unerng guide to avoid oil recently discovered and
ported dangers Under the head Of Mariners Guide"
coacd the "Notces to Mariners issued during the
1871 the Trinity House, Admiralty London the Hy
geographic Ogce Washington and the various Navigation
throughout world specially published In the
Herald, whose columns the "duide has been COM
piled. The warnings, directions and Information therein
contained Herald Almanac almost as indispen
cable e pilot and Che mariner me chart hs hextant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-03

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IsLAND-FIyEp
AND FLASHING Lt0uT PREsTENIsOr
The Italian government has light In now
exhibited from lighthouse recently Point Presto
nisce, Cherso Island, Gulf of Quarnero.
The light Ia liked white light. showing red cash every
three minutes elevated 30 feet aoove the Level of the
should be seen In clear weather from distance of IL
fifth order.
Position, lat Is OF Is N, lon "A 1b3OE
ITALY-EAsT CoAsT-fTxED LIGHT oRToNA MOLE
Also that light ~ exhibited the new Mole in the
harbor OF Ortona, and the light the old Mole
continued.
The new light fixed white light elevated IS feet above
the sea- and In clear weather should be distance OF
miles.
The Illuminating apparatus is catoptric
The light intended TO the entrance Of the har
Dor and the Mole In course OF stands ~ yaros
from the extremity
Petition, lat ~ i9 45 N, Ion IA "a 4OE.
SOUTH MISUNDERSTANDING LIGHT OFF CArE
JAFFA.Ihe Colonial government of South Austrana ma
given notice that from the LIST OF February 1917 nss
will be exhibited from screw pile lighthouse recently
erected the reef on Cape Jaifa. ..,r
The light revolving white light ccipsed every as
minute 100 the level OF the sea- anu "
weather should from distance o, 10 M ,,.
The Illuminating apparatus dioptric OF py iehseS vi ~
first order. - -. NO 49,. kn ,,,o
The lighthouse built Of iron Position lat 10 deg % min
n. lon 139 des ~ " u,
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHra
Steamship France (Br, Thoma Liverpool Fob IA and
Queenstown 10th, with mdse and 21s passengers, to
Hurst
Steamship James Adger Lockwood Charleston Feb %.
with mdse ana passengers, TO Morgan Co.
Ship Mkado (Br, Ibery Yokohama, Nov 49, with teas to
Henemann Payson Morgan Passed Angler Dec g; Cape
of Good Hope Jan g. and crossed the equator Feb in Ion
3s 49, had fresh trades with fine weather, to lat "a
from thence strong w winds; been days of Cape
atteras Dee g. OF Anier, spoke bark Alumna (Br from
Manila for Boston, l6 days out.
Ship Warren (Br, Woodbury. Calcutta, Oct 81, with
mdse, TO Sumner. Passed Cape of Good hope Dec &C.
st Helena Jan H. and crossed the Equator Jan " in Ion 3d.
mad moderate weather Bermuda from thence ~ days,
with very rough weather. Dec 49, lat q o. s. lon 6S % T.,
spoke ship VIM Knumriens (NG from Batavia for Rotter
dam S0t lat u 81 s. Ion So 81 E. bark Cameo Brl, from
Mouman for Greenock Al days out Jan lat % 80 s. lon
So "a f. bark Moss Rose (Br from Rangoon for Queens
rs 9Th lat % A Ion 81 10 e. ship Cutwater
from Penang for London b days out Feb 49, lat 20 "a N,
Ion rs 48 w, schr Orioe, of Boston, bound south.
Ship Zouave, Swain, Boston In ballast " Vernon
Brown Co. Is anchored in the lower bay.
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Schr Ford r), Carpenter 81 john FB 20 days, for
New York, with lumber to Nevius sons
Terrapn Wooster, Providence for New York. In bal
last to jed Frye & Co.
schr Mary Reeves Maloney. Newport for New York, 10
ballast TO jed Frye Co.
BOUND EAST
Steamship Neptune Baker. New York for Boston.
Steamship Acushnet Rector New York for New Bedford.
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/GAR1BALDI AND THE INTERNATIONAL.

The following letter has been received by Section
49, meeting In Spring street, OF "LInternationale."
from General Garibadi. This sets OF rest the Oft
repeated statement that Garibaldl was not men,
Der or favorable to "Llnternatlonale.n
CABRERA Feb 9. 1872.
MY DEAR FRIENDS-Please accept my thanks for
the cOnferment OF the title OF honorary MEMBER or
Section IS OF the International WOrkngmen's As
sOclatl0n. Ever yours,
GIUSEPPE GARIBALOL.
To Section So, l. w. A., New York. 4
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A THE HERALD ALMANAC
FINANCIAL, COMMERCIAL Ia AND POLITICAL REGIS.
NY SS'
THE HERAE kbA Aix xsAS n. READ
TSa ssHs
sFss @
from the formation Of the american Was and
eo%p s with 1850 fopuaons frecpsi Cs: xsri
f fesonne oi al 6sgsrsmsn: Alpha
Hecr S@s Astronomical Tables ec;er
1885, q
Ct sn$ w S:'s
scsSs
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Foreign Ministers and Consa United Admras
II 5 sS Holding % La"
Hhs tbs hss%Ip %I&&SAc 'S1'spss
sale By all News 1ers R tic Sss a. ss1s sh price
A NicoL, DAVIDSON CO., sss BROADWAY.
char, are Offering sss ssesSs s.r s1 SlssS w..
china Dinner Set,
set na hfs a and t se 5 e
Decorated English Dinner Sets, $50 per SET
Forks 81 dozen Teaspoons Sa 50 DOZEN Ivory Handled
BFrench Porcelain decorated to order highest
style OF art with cress monograms, flowers, fruits or
colors
BsoLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
"A different States. A. suhicien. cause no
SS required No is unit, m rosaw.y A
A BsoLUrE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED PROM
"A the OF different Sttes No publicity. Advice
free. Noary Public aad Com a',oasr Lor sy,ry state
FL KING CouiseiIr i~Llw SjS BroAiwAv
BANKRUPT STOCK OF IMPORTED REAL
N Bronze and ormou Chandeliers purchased from late
sale offering at one..hrd net cost Cali and examine Bar
gums )" ''''" A"I MoIEwEE PUTNAM, COL Broadway.
"A. purchase Gas Fixtures Chandeliers Brackets, 1c -
e CT q sGas sr cS %Si e FUFsxs
20 !. Mo .sE: er sn rSrS1Ms
Prisnailc Day ana Night Signs sparkling and orna
mental oA' an" SaI issiEE PUTNAM. col broadway.
BARGAINS IN TEAS, 'coFFBEs GROCERIES AND
ID warranted sur sne pa"is AaNs%
Oh the million $50 Greenwich street, New York.
|1oRNs CURED, SO CENTS EACH BUNIoNs, NAILS.
u JOINTS &C, cured without pain 1,,. Dr. RlCE's
mall ana pr NICE 40 roadway, Fulton street.
HAlR-nA1R--HAIR.-sn PATENT RA1R.
swcs saS"s 81, 20 aS " Human Hair sSeapes market
' S%a S mass Tw1, f CS
styles always hand sSs bowery nearGea Jones street.
Highest prices paid for human HAIR
d OFFICE, CABiNEr AND MERCANTILE FUaNL
TURE MANUFACTURERS,
GS Ann anu 1853 WIiarn Streets New York
puRItY YOUR BLooD--RENovATE YOUR SYSTEM
WIN \: HYATT, As Grand street. New York 81 per bottle
80 half DOZEN Sent everywhere by express Sold BY
physical TRAINING.-coRPULENc REDUCED
ing &ooDs Gymnasium. TweuysshtS S Street, % nssr