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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-07

PARK THEArKE.-THIsE EVENING viii be per-
THE YEeMAN's MISUNDERSTANDING Muggeby Mr.
Keeley-Mary, Mrs. Kelley.
AAer which, the farce Of the
LOAN OF A LOVEK-Peter Spyke Mr. Keeley-Geurude,
Mrs. Kelley.
To conclude with
CATHERINE AND PETRU CIO-Petruchie Mr. Frealercks
Catherine, Miss Wheatley.
1T Doors open 7-periomances u O'Clock
Boxes Sl-Pit y. cents-Gallery % cents
AMRRICAN THEATRE. BID. FRY
"A MR. GEORGE JONES BENEFIT-THIS EVEN
ING will be performed
THE GAMEsTER-Mr. Beverly, MI. G. Jones-Mrs Bever
Iy Miss Waring.
To conclude with
THE FRENCH SrY-Hamet Caramaniy Wild Arab Boy
Mrs Lewis--Aiohammed, Mr. II. Lewis-Toney, Mr.. Gates
Marie, Mrs. Pickering
IL Doors open commence at "a oclocl
Boxes 70 cents-Pi 57l cents-Galery % cents
ERANkLIN THEATKE:-J M BROWNS BE
II NEFIT-THlS EVENING will be pcriormed
OTHELLO-Iaso, Mr.. J. f. we'is-Otheiio Mr. Judah-Des
demona, Mrs. Preston.
After which
WOLF AND LAMB-wolf, Nj Thompson-Little Red Rid
ing Hood Mrs Piitchard.
To conclude with
THE SEA, THE SEA; or the Ocean Child-Iarry Helm
Mr. w. Sefton-Peer Poultice j. Seftoa-Jack Helen Nep
tune, Thoman-Mary Helm, Mrs Preston
DoorsoPen at 6tperlornances commence at "a O'CLOCK
precisely. Boxes 80 cents-Pt Is cents
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NEW YORK HEaALD.-sHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE T. 1857
High Water u
LATEST DATES.
From London. April "a From Liverpool, April Is
From uavre, April p From New Orleans, May 70
PACKETS TO ARRIVE.
Hspye.-rrancos ist, Dell, April -
Formosa, Orne, May l
LnerpooL--Engand, Waite, May
Independence, Nye May u
L.pdeI-Philaaleiphia, Morgan Aprn ~
Samson Sturges May
President. Chadwick, May 10
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Grand lnstrume ntal Concert.
THE PRAGUE lCOMPANY-NINE PROBES
i sORs OF MUsIC-iIave the honor to the
ON FRIDAY EVENING, 9th Of June 1887.
PR0GRAMME-PARTL
lGvcrture from the Opera OF Theobad and isona-Mor
a-caroline Waltzes-B. HoPE
3-Brllan variations-voln-o the celebrated Waltz ale
desire" from Beethoven-Mr Seitz, from Vienna
Pechascsek
4-Ladies Gallope-Zitterbaxt
5-Grand Popourr from different Operas and Wazes, ar
ranged by b. HqJP tpr !,
l.-Overture from the Opera Ct William TeD-Rossni
3-Brlliant variaiions-Clarionet-M sobeck-sobeck.
4-Maskball Gallop-Auber.
5Popourr motiver of the Opera of Fra Davolo,
ranged by b. Hopf.
Tickets 81 eachto be the Music Stores Of Messr Du
bos Auwi and Hewitt and at the bar OF the City Hotel The
doors to be half O'clock and the Concert will
gin AT half past O'Clock, precisely. j6-4st
NSVELTY An A Ii. T sias
men anxious crafty their VISITORS have engaged for
short season the celebrated MASTER YOUNG the Juve
nile TO give series OF his highly popular entertain
ncnts every evening al quarter past
O'clock The wonderful astonishing experiments, which
have been exhibited by Master Y crowded audiences in the
city oil Boston Tor eighty nights and whose HdaT
Balancing Mechanical and Physical Experiments Magical H.
lusons and Feats of De~ery which would asonsh the
great Aren HIMSELF have secured for him the highest appro
THE FINE ARTS.--Now exhibiting (day and EVENING" a
splendid copy of Benjamin Vests celebrated picture Christ
Healing the Sick IN the Temple painted by eminent artist
has stood the criticism OF good Judges and by all to
Admiitance WHOLE Is under l2 years
open from 9 A. M. 10 ioP. NJ. myl:2w
ERabEE IIE T avn D aFAN
DE LOLYMPE painted from nature, by Boude, Of the
French school, now exhibiting At No; y Park Row
which has been exhibited in of the principal cities Of
Union TO the admiration of many thousand visitors
From O'Clock, A. NJ to TO- p NJ. Admission, IS each.
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TRENTON FACES.
THE SECOAD STRING MEETING viii com.

THE <rcoTlfbr s..HiSG s MEET1Ne win com.
FIRST DAY. AT ONE O'CLOCK,
Sweepstakes, for three old Colts and Fes of get
Of Bnsrs mile heats subscription $780, subcriberss
Second for ali three year old colts and
EesmMle hsats-subscrpon 500 each, p p to close on
MONDAY '' Second Con- DAY, At ONE O'CLOCK.
purse Of T fffpD Da T Al he one O'CLOCK
PsrSe o. s4S Sur ss mile beats Immediately after
$500 each 1Sif ns9T'S loas e
TRoTTINcpoa %edae.day Immediately after the
On Thursday, Immediately after the race purse of 500,
mile meats best three in five, under the saddle Tor green
horses which never won match sweepake that
amount
On Friday Immediately after the race, purse Of s2ootwo
s%es will soe a as pavilion on The day
Of viii leave the Philadelphia rail depot halt past
NJ returning they will leave the Eagle Hotel at half past
Trenton May %, 1887 jei.iwi
RILiIAHD, lMPROVED.-oentleme WISHING
Bsadway next door above Wa street, q, de ou
hen Coffee Room where there are tables in room, and
son cemented beds, with iron eagle ames common Ia
sles asoye viii be found the largest and best
offered 10 hepuhc advantages To those who wish
chase at short notice. they be packed days
b. Orders any thing this ine with cash or good
reference, 10 A. BAssFoRD, ZIG Broadway, wiz receive
prompt attention. milo II
T6NsTANT sTccEssioN. or ATTRAcfiyE Nov
~ ELTlES.-Messrs- w. J. III. HARRINGTON beg
leave inform their eHds the public they have e
iected engagement With Sgnor Ato unryaled Italian
Band lately arrived from Naples, who will 20 through their
astonishing performances previous OF
the evening, for this week onlywth the additional
OF tee pieces the Moving Doramas and
Grand Hydro Oxygen Microscope, and the nniabe Italian
Fantoccimi
BY the above powerful Microscope living aquatic are
nagnifed millions OF larger nature showing with
dstnctness the anmacuG contained and other fluids
BY IL aid the circulation and the IL the isersal
parts Of the smallest Insect may distinctly be Among the
foot and teeth OF fly, the sting bee &c. Al- the
most delicate seeds and transverse cuttings Of wood
The Capitalization Of the Chemical Salts are beau
tful beyond the power of description.
Ike last scene will consist OF large and magnificent coec-
their native subsqueous caves groves grotioer engaged
swim pursuit. seng and proving upon each other Others
sporting with all the freedom ofunagnary safety.
Doors open at oclock-perfornances commence alta
Boxes 81 eents-upper Seats % cents. myi6
EIRE WORK S.-The subscriber now offers to the
public the most extensive and varied assortment o brilliant
Fire Works the United consisting several thousand
rockets st heavy cabe, with rich and headings wheels
Of every description, Roman candles, mncs ourons
roons line pigeons saxnns, gerb Italian sreamer coored
fires tor Theatres signals for shipping &c NC Sc Also 50
hbsens OF brilliant set pieces for city and displays
Agents in New York. H. Yven 23l Fulton street Green.
wic Lewis Page& Son, go Maiden Lane Gssner Young, n
Chatham square, or to
ISAAC EDGE, Jr. tPyrot.chnstJ
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Hcbch EN- The impression that the beautiful Walks
o nls place have been 6esroyedby the recent improve
mems . gnic erroneous Very little alteration has been made
~ tho .s except IN the immediate vicinity Of the tery. Th
Norway hse Dutch Elms and Eastwood Trees that ador
Ell The Lawn aroun the Hotel been tfanspaacd
Elysan Fields ic59rT
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WANTEB-ThreeA American boys 10 learn the spar MA.
w king trade white IS cook and a coored man
as waiter Apply al ~ Chamberss as
WANTED-An active and intelligent Boy about IA wears
" OF age TO run OF errands and attend in printing office
Apply AT n Ann street, third story $50 &c 80
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-07

INIMITABLE STYLE OF HAIR CUTTING,
No. &c Pearl street, up stairs. je6-3ms

vNHE NEW YORK GRANT + COMPAN
will deliver either at their quarry, at of the Atlant
ports Union Granite Of superior quality OF
dimensions either in the block or dressed to order IL Of
lights and shades being lighter than the Ounce
and darker than the Hallowell.
1t pure Granite, free from foreign suhstsnces; and
component parts blended in such perfect
render more indestructbe and less liable eca nju
from exposure, while comparative experiments have uTsst
that splits and dresses and easier and with less was
han any other granite In the market Contracts its de
Will be entered into lower prices than other Stone of nfer
quality can be obtained for Orders addressed TO the IN
chancs Exchange No Broad BOX ~ or TO the Compan
Office No Beekman ST. (where samples may SEEM wi
ms sa prompt attention. Z. DOYLE, Agent,
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Aquatic sports.

Il subscriber Cattshl Mountain House. Pine
chard respectfully his friends and the public generally
that he induced by his friends Saratoga
and will reopen the above establishment the 18th June ns
for the reception accompany.
The location Of the Pavilion and its accommodations
surpassed by other house the Spring and greatly
admired by the fashionable community The proprietor in
tends conducting this establishment upon liberal pri-
cples for the comfort and convenience Of his guests New
York. June 9th, 1887. CHARLES. +. RICE.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-02-24

TuRNrPs Conn. PorAToEs. &c--Assu,
ming that GOO bushels OF Swedish iurnips
will grow upon an acre Of ground which wll
produce thirty-6ve bushels Of corn, and that
six bushels Of the Swedes will faiien as much
as one bushel Of corn. il will be seen that one
acre 10 Ruta Baga will go about as far in
making beef as three acres in corn, with the
further advantage that the latter will cost
four times as much labor in its culture as the
former. We have given an instance Of the
Swedes yielding more than 1900 bushels to
the acre, and the opinion Of an intelligent
feeder thatt bushels are as much for feed
ing, as one busbel OF corn. The mangel
wortzel the carrot and the parsnip, may be
all raised in field culture, at about the same
expense ms COIN, aud they will give as great
a yield, and afford as much nutriment as ru-
Ia baga- The potatoe. whose culture we are
well acquainted WITH should be made to
yield 300 bushels to the acre and these az.
ford Far more profitable food than grain -
A bullock will consume from l20to lao
pounds of ruta baga per day; but if full fed
with this or other roots. they will consume
but little hay. and have liule or no occasion
for water.-CuliicatoT
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Rail Road .Yeefi,.g.

A MEETING will be held al Fitchburg on
IA Friday the Sd day Of March next al IL
o'clock, NJ, at Gleasons Hotel, for the purpose
OF hearing the Report Of the Committee APP
pointed 10 make "a Rail Road Surrey from Brat
tleboro to some point on the Boston and Wor-
cester Rail Road-and TO transact such othel
business as the meeting shall deem necessary
TO procure a Charter Tor said Rail Road, and
to commence the building OF il as soon as may
be thought expedient. Bra,tleboro is requested
to be Represented al said Meeting.
J. G. Thurston, Lancaster; A. Crocker
Fitchburg; Nj. Stone, birmingham, Com
miltee.
Lancaster, Feb 90, 1897.
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COMMITTEE MEETINc

meeting Of the Vine COMMITTEE Of
Windhom County, win be holden at the Inn
Of b. A. Ormsbec, 10 Fayetteville, on THuns-
DAY, the 9th day Of March next, at 1 O'Clock,
P. M. TO fix on time for holding a County
Convention, devise means for the more eff
cient organization Of all those opposed to the
political principles and abuses of power, which
have eventualed IN the election Of Martin Van
Buren, to the Presidency, and to consider such
other political subjects as may be thought ne
cessary.
.9H The members Of the committee, and Other
gentlemen who feel disposed to consult and
advise with them, are particularly requested to
attend.
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A small Tanncry for Sale.

TIME subscriber, having made up his mind
Il TO remove TO the far west, offers his stand,
situated 10 Guilford East Village, for salej con-
sisling Of convenient one story dwelling
HOUSE, new Wood-house aud on, buildings,
aud a never failing well of good water.
ALso-a large Bark House-Horse power
Bark Mill-Cunief's Shop-one large copper
Kettle, well set in brick-a number Of yats--
good water privilege-and small stock now
IN the tan, with ,he Tools belonging to the
Shop and Tannery.
ALso--9 or 10 acres Of Pasturing Land, well
waiered, and situated within one half mile from
The said House and Tanuery.
AL The above will be sold on reasonable
terms, and possession given Immediately.
JOSEPH CIRCUIT.
Guilford, Feb. 90, 1897. q
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DIED,

In Jamaica, Dec. i6, Dea. Beriah Wheeler,
aged TIA revolutionary pensoner.
In Chesterfield, Dec. IL, 1886, Miss Olivia
Maria Frost, aged Is years, daughter OF Mr.
Benjamin Frost.
In Wobun, Mass Capt. Joseph Wyman,
aged 75--s revolutionary pensioner. He was
the night before his execution, and at the gal
lows.
In Amherst, N. H. at the residence Of his
father, Mr. Hugh Moore, Jr. Of Boston, aged
%, formerly editor Of the Vermont Patriot,
Burlington Sentinel, and Plattsburgh Repub-
Heap,
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wAsnINorox. Feb. 10.

write in red nk,-an omen Of bloodshed.
A duel was fought, this morning, near
Alexandria, between WILLIAM Cosr JOHN
SON late member Of Congress from Mary
land. aud WILLIAM ScHLEy Senator of the
State Legislature Of Maryland. MIR Wise
of Va. acted as second TO MIR Johnson,
and MIR Jenifer, also OF the House, as a sec.
ond to the other party. At the first fire, MI
Johnson was badly wounded near the knee
oint,-thc ball passed round the bone. Mr.
Schley received ball through his clothes
Just grazing his skin. They fought at
o clock this morning.-N Y. Jour. Of Com
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E5 Wanted.
AUCTION.

NNILL be sold at Public Auction on SAT-
w urday, the 4th day of March next, at /
o'clock, p. M. at the dwelling house of the
subscriber, all of his Furniture not before dis
posed Of at private saie-coDsisting in part Of
Chairs, Tables, Sofa, Bureaus, Beds, Carpets,
Cooking Stove, Looking Glasses-together
with numerous other articles in the House
Keepers Line.
ing of TABLES, Chairs, Work-tables. Looking
Glasses, Show Case, Case of Draws with
Shelves, Lamps, &c. Also, lot Of Clothing,
Stocks, and Tailors' Trimmings. Terms
made known al the lime OF sale
ID. NJ. BURWELL.
Brattleboro, Feb. l6. "a
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Brighton Market--M Monday, Feb. 20, 1887.

tReportcd for the d. Advertiser & Patriot.)
Atmarket, 4IO Beef Cattle, and - Sheep.
PnicEs--Beef Caftle--No particular varia-
ton from last week; about the same prices
were obtained for the same quality. We quote
few extra at s IS 8 so; first quality so a
So; second quality rs 7 %; aud third quail
ity at S5 a 6 25.
.Sheep-Dull. Lots were taken at the fol.
lowing prices, viz: at 81, 4 so, So, 25, IS
IS aud 81.
S,cine-None at mprket.
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PROSPECTUS OF STORIES FROM
REAL LIFE.

=
THE entire and decided appreciation with which the
little volume, termed fhfee Experiments OF Living
livery recently published) has been received in Boston
and vicinity, has induced the publisher 10 issue
edition Of IT,, the first number Of Periodical, that
individuals and families, in distant, well neigh
boring regions Of the u. States and British Provinces,
may have within their reach small expense, these
s'three moral and well told stores." The subjects
connected with The "means Of living" being various,
an arrang has been made to continue series u
five small volumes, all having direct practical bearing
upon the duties and happiness OF life The title OF this
new periodical, will be "Stories from Real Life de-
signed TO teach Independence, and Domestic Econ
omy." Each part, volume, will contain about $50
pages, and will be complete in itself twill be issued
monthly, commencing this month. Price 20 cents u
Part The whole series will be given Tor one dollar:
or f preferred five copies Of either part will be sent
to one address for dollar aud thirty copies for five
dollars six copies Of the series for five dollars,
one address. Payments required in advance,
Part first is ready, and contains the Three Ex-
Living Within the Means;
Living up to the Means;
Living Beyond the Means.
Eighth Edition.
1T is written In pleasing style, and contains les
sons on domestic economy, worthy OF being read and
pondercd. by all classes people,
we have read with much pleasure this little vol
ume which Is calculated TO do good. The author is
well acquainted with the human heart aud DESTROYS Of
eleva,ing the tone Of moral feeling in society,"
at is peculiarly well adapted 10 these times Of
trnvagance ami speculation. The story Is well told
shroughout and persona 10 all the different walks Of
life, may find valuable hnis.'
"A great curiosity is evnced to know who is the
thor II is said to be written by lady; but her name,
and whether married or single, no one knows, II she
Is not married she ought 10 be-
Husbands and fathers cannot bestow greater favor
on their families, than by presenting them with tho
Three Experiments
From Mrs. l.. II. Sigourney
Il not able TO lay il out Of my hands, until u
was finished, SO deeply interesting was u 70 me-.
s. COIMAN, Publisher.
February, 1887. l2i WaEhin,ton street, Boston.
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Bratueboro, Feb. Is, 1897.
Mr. Reid, Sr-The Balm Of Gcad YOU lett with
is almost all sold. We wish you TO send us some
more OF the above uedi ne possible. The
demand Tor the medicine is much greater than we
prcied-it gives universal satisfaction wherever We
have sold il. Yours respectfully,
BUTTON A. CLARK
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TEMpERANcE MEETINC-

There will be meeting of the Brattleboro
Total Abstinence Society at the CHAPEL in
this Village, on TUESDAY evening next
the 2sth inst. at O'Clock. Address by DI
Rockwell. Question for discussion, the pro-
priety Of prohibiting the sale of ardent spirit
and the distation Of grain by law.
d. B. THOMPSON. Sec'ry.
Brattleboro, 22d Feb. 1887.
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.WORUS .WULTEC.aULxS

rTyHE undersigned offers for sale the Seed
IL Of the genuine Morus Afatificaniis, i'm
ported from France by Smith G. Sons, New
York, aud warranted to be the growth of 1896.
Said Seed is put up in half or whole papers,
ard will be sent by mail, free Of charge, TO any
part Of the U. s., on the receipt Of 80 for one,
OF IS for two papers. Notes on all solvent
banks taken in payment. This seed is rdr-
rdpfed 10 produce the genuine Chinese variety,
and tue money in all cases will be refunded on
satisfactory proof TO the contrary. Short direc-
tons for culture furnished each order.
SETH WHALEN,
Post Master, Whalen's, Store, New York.
February, 1887. rs
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Brattleboro, Feb. 81, 1887.

LYCEUM. On account Of the Temperate
Meeting, the Lyceum will be adjourned until
week from next Tuesday evening.
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MARRIED,

In Greenfield, on "Wednesday last, by Rev
Mr. Strong, Mr. Asher Spencer to Miss Eliza
beth johnson, both of G..
In Nottingham, 18th inst. by Rev II. f..
Ballou, Mr. Joseph Farnum and Miss Lydia
Tainter, all OF Nottingham.
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D.0eSade Of Mem Grenada By British
lG sss9 intelligence already pub
If ,iI M respecting the Blockade Of the coast
f,oa view Grenada, is confirmed by letter
as 'l FIJI, Jamaica, dated Kingston, 18th OF Jan.
B,;,;se oeg now to advise the blockade by a
adj 'sn squadron Of the coast of New Gren-
h,s' ana the Consul for the United States
Ar. received a Communication that no
, onsd or other vessel, would be sane
view ny. !, IN leaving this port, ostensibly with a
NJ trade with New Grenada, even ia
''"s away British property"
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TENHE subscriber offers for sale, his House,
IL situated in Brattleboro village, but few
rods from the Main Street. The House is two
stories high, in good condition. and is very con-
venicni for Boarding house, or for three fam
lilies. II will be sold cheap ii application is
soon made.
For further particulars inquire of Asa GREEN,
Esq. ASAHEL CLAPP.
Feb. 90. 1887. %
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Farm for Sale.

n THE subscriber is DESTROYS of sell
ling the Farm on which he now
I..!.Hs lives, situated in the south part Of
-sAase$3 Newfane, one mile west Of Will
Evansville, containing 240 acres Of Land, well
watered, wooded and fenced, and will keep
from 80 to 40 head of cattle It's also calculs-
ted to keep Sheep. There are two good sugar
lots thereon, also two orchards Of choice fruit
The buildings consist of a two story dwelling
House mostly new, convenient for two FAINT
lies, good Barn, and other out buildings in
good repair.
Also, one lot Of Wood and Pasture Land,
containing 70 acres, lying in the southwest
part OF the town ON the road leading TO Dover.
The above will be sold cheap. Possession
can be had in few weeks
WILLIAM BARTLETT.
Newfane, Feb. Is, 1887. "a
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NOTICE is hereby given TO the members
aud friends Of the METHODIST EPISCO-
PAL CHURCH in this place, that meeting
will be held at the South School House, on
TUESDAY, Feb. 90, at O'Clock, P. NJ, for
the purpose of taking into consideration the
erection Of a suitable place Of public worship.
Attendance solicited.
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Wing Committee .Meeting.--A call for a
meeting of the Wing Committee for this county
will be found in our paper this week. We trust
all the members Of the committee appointed at
Montpelier will attend, and such other persons
as feel nm interest IN the subject
The Washington Globe states that all ne
ports Of New Grenada have been declared by
Great Britain ina state Of blockade; and that
a British fleet is about to proceed from the
West Indies to enforce it.
Case of Gen. Scon.-The President Of the
U. States has disapproved Of the finding of the
Frederick Court of Inquiry in this case, and
returned the opinion to the Court for conside-
ration Gen. Scott will therefore have to
abide the result Of a new trial.
The Oneida Bank RoJbers.-Three men
have been arrested at Philadelphia, and brought
to New York on a requisilion from the Gov
ernor, upon charge of being the perpetrators
of the robbery Of the Oneida Bank, some time
ago.
The Revised Statutes of Massachusetts or
dain that bushel of salt shall be deemed to be
seventy pounds--of Indian corn or rye, fifty
six pounds--of barley or buckwheat, forty-six
pounds---of oats thirty pounds--of wheat sixty
pounds stricken measure.
The Charlesto,cn Bridge Case has been de-
cided in the Supreme Court of the United
States against the Old Bridge.
It is estimated that the expense to the United
States of the Seminole war has been fifteen
millions Of dofiarsi
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GRASS sEED-for sale by
W E. w. PRoUTY & co.
Feb. 80, 1897 2;
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DANIEL "A. B.aRRETT.

WOULD inform his old friends and Gus
w toners that he has recently made such
arrangements in his business as 10 enable himlo
offer TO the Merchants, on wholesale, and to his
former customers, at retail, large extensive
assortment of KID SHOES Of superior quail
~ He has 10 his employ number of expert
enced hands, and will warrant all his work as
well manufactured, aud the material Of the
quality represented Ali orders promptly an
swered aud all contracts faithfully fulfilled
As he is determined to close. his custom work
and devote himself to sale work, he is DESTROYS
TO close his books with old customers who
are requested TO call immediately for thai pur-
pose.
Hinsdale, N. H. Feb IA, 1887 low*24