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Of various patterns and prices; Cologne, Law
endcr, Florida and Orange flower Water, SUI
perior qSality of Cologne, in large or small
quantities; variety Of French Extracts,
Smelling Salts, Hair Oils, shaving aud toilet
Soaps; lndeible Ink; morocco, steel, and sill
yer Spectacle Cases; steel, plated and German
silver Spectacles; tweezers, thermometers, vo-
ry and silver Nurse Tubes, leething rings,
snuff and tobacco Boxes, fancy boxes, Court
Plaster, Key Rings, Silk Purses, Pocket Books
and Wallets, Crayons, Pencil Leads, German
silver Pencils, Steel Pens and Holders, plain
and cut Beads Of all coIors, Toy Watches,
Playing Cards, DR. Busby's Games, Back
Cannon Boards, Chess Men, Dice; new
game. the .nansiOn Of Happiness; CamIhine
Lamp Wicks and Lamp Glasses; Astral Lamp
Wicks; Camphine Lamps; Porter's burning
fluid Lamps; o. Hanks superior Surveyors
Compass, with all the fixtures, warranted cor
rect. Various other articles not mentioned.
The above goods can be bought as low as can
be bought eisewhere--no exceptions.
II. ID. BRACKETT,
In Vheeier's Building.
Brattleboro, February IS, 1874. 25
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From The Knieksrhoeklti

IS "How many bereaved father, as he nightly
gathers about him his little flock, can respond I,
the touching pathos of the following lines. OSI
we know, an afflicted contemporary who sees bu
little in this world, beyond his mother' babes
TO win his affections from another and better, unit
which his beloved partner has gone before him
who, as he pursues the sad picture of the domesti,
sorrow, will feel it in his heart of hearts"
You're weary, precious ones your eyes
Are wandering far and wide .
., Think ye of her who knew so well
Your tender steps to guide
What could to Wisdom's sacred lore
Your fixed attention calm
All never from your heart erase
That blessed mothers name:
IT'S time to sing your evening hymn,
~ My youngest infant dove;
Come press Thy velvet cheek to mine,
And learn the lay of love:
My sheltering arms can clasp you all,
My poor, deserted throng!
s Cling, you used to cling to her
Who sings the angels song.
Begin, sweet birds, tn accustomed strain,
Come, MARBLE loud and clear;
Alas alas you're weeping all
You're sobbing in my ear
Good night go say the prayers she taught
Beside your little bed;
The lips that used to bless you there
Are silent with the dead
fathers hand your course may guide
Amid the thorns of life
His care protect those shrinking plants
That dread the storms of strife
BIT who upon your infant hearts
Shall like that mother write!
Who touch the strings that rule the soull
Dear smitten flock, good night,
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NE w GOODS.

~ c. HALL. has just received new styles
VI. Of Prnis-yery eegant-more Alpaccas
and Indianas, silk warp; Pondecheries, Nj. de
LANES, printed Vevets, Fringes and Gimps,
&c. &c. Also, extra super German black
Rroadcloths and Cassimeres, plain and fig'd
Beavers and Doe skins, &c. TailoI's Trim
mings of all kinds, brown and bleach'd coitons
of all qualities, which he will sell at very low
prices for cash, or any other pay that is in the
neighborhood Of that commodity. %
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Hall & 'EOwnsley

DISSOLVED their copaltnershipi in March
- lS4s, nearly two years since. They have
still on hand large amount of unsettled ac-
counts and unpaid notes, all Of which they
NOW expect ,ciH be paid toithout further de-
lay. There must not be any mistake in this
matter. These demands must be paid inlnie-
diaiely. fte .Vsal.
GARDINER C. HALL,
R CALVIN TOWNSLEY.
Brattleboro, January II, 1874. 81
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NOTICE.
SILK DYEING.

THE subscriber will receive all kinds of
n Silk Goods, Dresses, Shawls, Hdkis. Sc,
at his store opposite the Stage House, to be
dyed, and returned in good order. am res
ponsible Tor the articles entrusted to my care,
and will warrant them well done. Persons
wishing toget articles dyed may be assured of
having them well done, certain individuals to
the contrary Notwithstanding.
A. K. DWINELL.
Brattleboro, Nov. 8, Is4s. SmII
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Woodbury. & Burditt

HAyE removed to the store formerly oc-
HI cupied by II. ID. Bracket, opposite
Townships. Just received, supply of ME
LODIONS, manufactured by S. H. Jones,
or Joseph Foster, Winchester, N. H.
February 8, 1914. "a
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HARPER's ILLUMINATED AND NEW
PICTORIAL BIBLE.

About fifty numbers, twenty-five cents each, and
STUARTS PORTRAIT OF WASHINGTON,
GRATIS.
Office, No, 10, fremont Rolc, Boston Mass. "
TIME subscriber, having made arrangements
Il with Messrs. HARPER & BROTH
ERS, to act as their general Agent for the
above work, respectfully gives notice that he
VIII be furnished with an early supply of very
superior PROOF IMPRESSIONS, which
will be selected with great care by competent
Artist, and will deliver the same to subscribers
at the publishers prices, as fast as the numbers
are issued.
Determined TO merit the patronage of the
public, the subscriber takes pleasure in stating
that he has procured, at a very heavy expense,
and will furnish GRATIS TO each person who
subscribes to the above work and receives the
same from him, or his authorized agents, a
magnificent full length Porirai, of WASH
lNG TON, from Stuart's celebrated Painting
~ Faneuil Ha-a fine engraving, on copper,
9 by % inches in size and executed in the first
style OF the art. A few commendatory notices
OF this splendid National Engraving are sub
joined:- fre .r,an
Portrait Of Washing fon.--The likeness is
iull length, and represents the "Faiher of his
country" standing upon Dorchester Heights,
with his hand on his steed. viewing the evacu-
alton OF Boston by the British troops under the
command oil Lord Howe. The beauty and er-
iect oil this print is the most striking and mpo-
sing oil any we have ever seen, and is Just such
one as every American citizen should be
proud of havingsto decorate his paror.--NGi
Mteiitgencer.
| Washington and has Charger.-The like
ness of the hero is strictly preserved, and il is,
as whole, one of the most perfect and beau
tiiully executed engravngs we have ever seen.
Boston Traveller.
Portrait Of Washington.- drawing is
good copy of the original, and the picture
will make desirable addition to any ones
portfolio, or ornament for a parlor.- Boston
Atlas.
The engraving is neatly DONE Bost. Post.
Postmasters or other persons who will pro-
cure four subscribers TO the Bible shall receive
one copy of the work, together with one of the
above splendid Engravings GRATIS.
ID. H. CRAIG,
No. 10, fremont Row, Boston.
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60 Patent fiction
PIANO FORTES.
II EMUEL GILBERT of Boston, has ia
IL vented an Improvement in the action OF IN

IT
- vented an Improvement in the action OF the
PIANO FOR TIE,
(on which he has secured patent,) by which
great power aud beauty Of tone, as well as
quickness, elasticity and delicacy OF touch, are
obtained, at the same time il prevents the La
bility TO get out OF order, so objectionable 10
the action Of those 10 general use. BY this iIi-
veniion, performers will find the labor OF exc
cution reduced nearly one hall.
One OF these instruments NAV be seen by
calling on The subscriber, who is Agent of the
manufacturer for the sale Of them in this vicn-
Brattleboro, Jan. 30, 1914. 90
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PIN TIN G..

TIME subscriber would respectfully announce
Il TO The inhabitants Of Bratllcboro and its
vicinity, that having bought out Frederick
Van Doom, one door north Of the Vermont
House, he will continue TO carry on the Paint
tng business in all its various branches, viz:
House, Sign, and Imitation Painting, Glazing
and Paper Ringing, &c, and hopes TO merit a
share of public patronage.
ROBERT ROBERTSON.
Brattleboro, Aug. 10, Is4s. SO
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SPOONS 81;

Cream Ladies, Sugar longs, silver, plated and
German silver Butter Knives, Briltania tea and
coffee Pots, Sugar Bowls aud Creamers, plated
and britannia Casters, (some splendid pat
silver Spoons, Sugar longs, Tea Bells,
Pearl and Ivory Salt Spoons, a good assort-
ment of pocket Cutlery, Scissors. pocket do,
Razors Of all prices and oil qualities, Razor
Strops, powder puff, plain and wrought Shell
side and back Combs, Horn side and back
Combs; German Silver, Ivory, common and
Buffalo Horn Dressing Combs; variety of
pocket combs, fine Ivory Combs; cloth, hair,
flesh, table, hat, tooth, nail, comb, shaving,
and pcncil
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Titchburg Railroad Company

NOTICE is hereby given that the fourth as-
4 sessment of ten dollars on each share in
The capital stock of the Fitchburg Rail Road
Company, has been laid by the Directors, pay
able 10 the Treasurer on Friday the first day
OF March next.
Payment may be made at the Treasurer's
Office, No. IS Merchants Exchange, State
Street, Boston; Of the Bunker Hill Bank at
ChaIlestown, the Waliham Bank at Waltham,
the Concord Bank at Concord, the Fitchburg
Bank at Fitchburg, the Ashuelot Bank al
Keene, n. H., and the Bank Of Brattleboro, at
Brattleboro, VI.
THOMAS WILEY, Treasurer
+. n. r. Company.
Boston, January %, 1874. 5w2s
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Only Twenty-five Gents!

OhAS WHY NV IN
.nR. M, HlTCHCOCK'S newly lp.s Inv
~ Snuff, the best article ever dscoVsriS1s ,,,i
scientific men, in ,he United Kingdom Q, u% JIM,
Britain, or America, for The cure and a' Wal
relief of Catarrh, Dizziness Of the HEAD, ., "s
Eyes, Nervous Headache, Fallen e S.nse,
Fits, and infants troubled with The ons
partial shocks of Palsy, and in short, e' s.!os
ease the head is subject TO. We 90 . sT
has cured The Catarrh, Of fifteen years slauu
For sale Wholesale and retail by fos s,1rs %
Dickinson, sole propreiors and succe'sITII'e lila
A. Hitchcock s. Co. lit Genesee street, A.
HUMPHREY & KINGMAE, Winchester, ~ NAB
A. & Il. HAIL, Keene, N. H.; q. Co0''
Chesterfield, N. II. .oK.
Smo SO Agents for Bra'''''
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
FRANKLIN, SIS. .o..,,
Probate Court, Greenfield, Feb. IS, lS'a
TN the matter Of the petition of Hiram ppl,
Il rows for administration on the estate "
JOSEPH BURROWS, late OF Gulllou
the State of Vermont, deceased. !.
Ordered, that the matter aforesaid DC l',s
red, fora hearing and determination, iOM ..
Probate Court, TO be held al the coou'' nOS'
in Greenfield in said county, on the seSui.
Tuesday Of March next, at ten OF the clO., I
the forenoon: and that the said Pelllone, s NJ
tiiy all persons interested in the premises Uni
and there to appear before said Co0ll, . al
show cause, If any they have, for OF ags',l
said petition, by causing an atiesied eOg ,..
this order to be published three weeks sur
sivey in the Vermont Phoenix, publ. u.s 4
paper, printed in Bratleboro in the slap M
Vermont, the last publication to be before before y
time appointed for said hearing. ep.h
n r. Il. NEWCOMB, Judge o. i'''
Copy, Attest, aa .,,.r
'26 GEO. GRENNELL, JR., kess1---
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II. Innate Ideas in the Female Mind
.Southey, IN his "Omnians." relates the fol-
lowing :--"When was last at $1,000, a
nun made her escape from the Irish nunnery.
The first thing for which she inquired when
she reached the house in which she stopped.
was looking-glass. She had entered the
convent when only FIVE years old, and from
that time had not seen her own face"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-03-01
Gold and Silver Spectacles

Of every description, Hair Pins, Shell, Velvet
and Morocco Card Gases, Purse Clasps, Rings
and Tasses for Purses, Head Ornaments,
Buge Tiaras, gold and silver Tassels for the
head, silver, shell and ivory Tooth Picks, silver
Thmbles, silver Table, Tea, Dessert, Mus
tard and Salt
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-03-01

About fifty numbers, twenty-five cents each, and
STUART'S PORTRAIT OF WASHINGTON.
GRATIS
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Watches, Jewelry &c.

OLD & SILVER WATCHES, Clocks,
VI Time Pieces of superior quality, warrant.
ed first rate time keepers; a great variety Of
Breast Pins, Rings, Gold Beads, Ear Rings,
Knobs and Drops, Gold and Jet Studs, Brace
let Clasps, Hair Braid for Bracelets, Cuff Pins,
Gold Snaps, Lockeis, Gold and Silver Pencils,
Gold Pens, Hearts and Crosses, Slides, Jet and
Gilt Combs, KEYS, Seals and Chains,
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Foreign amportations.

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4. e%eGoss IS $3.50 esssia Gri.%oi% shis
& ngsTsl & 81: b!
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1877 Chi. Powchong 2 If DO yson
sSaehoss cs
sss DO eG ss
fire s1afHss Mup;s " Rdse Pse
silks ISIS mde
MSsycsSiS s. e. e.. PEI NV
o5.s "a; s Rssh Sfs ,as. fire
e. 81: SsS$
Ss e e Hsh efs 11 a a
iesss :; 1s,; % *; AaSSs
y, f. PS sas
%hs 81 ss ss
Pr es Gs f t. IS sIs 81 ps,
Ts s SSs. Ks sas
Sss: s ali S
oil casks $50 do
LEGHoRN-Brlg Curtis8l marble boracic acid
aolol cass Goodhus hamper. cheese Bninser
sons-6OJ boxes oil Dbl flour cheese II ksuth-20 boxes
liquorce paste Wins sons- Or ok wine Cornugl0
bx' oil John Duncan do John Casewelll box silk
worms Haywood COLO cks IS bags bales cks
rndse Thos Denny8 bottles quick Harmonys Nephew
Il box straw plangs Haywood col alabaster Bar
clay Living tou-7 do Armitan go pkgs ise
80 DO case silk 90 hats VyssSso bx' 1850 do
pictures Dbl caers pipes bxs 20 bE oil So cases
stron bales gals 100 bns maccaron II pLssaw
HAvANAShp Adelaide-s36 boYes sugar 1879 bags coffee
800 GOO Lille Rasnas-ii3 bales tobacco Thom sou
Adams-67 do r Rodgue,-20.OC0 scgars ID CarterJr-
'20C0 do Br mson-5000 W. Il bales tobacco Maui
ran-i5oe0 segars Rnzat-3709O Lasah-IOOOOO M Pr
cab.a-5o 90 w Thomss-3o,ooo Conege-22OOO Manga
nedo-s3,500 segars to order.
MATANzAs-Barque Averon9 boxes sugar Never & Stuck
en-56 hhds de 100 bags Thuiston col5i How land
Aspinwa'l-00 boxs sugar Moses Taylor-ll0 T. Moran
co-3s do IA ties honey opoord Teston co-i22 brs
Read Hoppock-2 ar cases seymouI-4 do Jno
order
PoRr pRINcE-Bg General Marion-6o3 bags Of c. flee
30 Cocoa 10 600 lbs Of loewood Gnng cos bags coffee
-22 y Sterling coil Shielding Feniss2 Smith
COZ Lewis coo terces barrels old bales tobacco
bags old copper Hogah- package papers bag specie
Ualllardl-l59 b IS coffee 70 order.
81 Ursula hides tons Lima wood bo.
sampes Lotheal-l0 ceroons indigo 2O02 hides w II
Rowland co.'s hides GDomiosuss-2 ceroons nd New
bod rutt- do bag silk cscoons2 pAgs cotton samples
WarrngeI59 hides So deer skins Tiger do bales cotton
70 brl DO. oItoise shell 5000 Lima wood
w TysOn-SI5000 speAie J Birth
SAGUA LA GRANDE-Brig United States-50 bhds sugar
Dnke-32o bxs do 40 hhds molases Spoford, Tleson
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stances fraction more paid. The market now is in
about the same position il was on the arrival oil Inc
steamer Caledonia Sales day entirely on spec
laton. The ship Ambassador for Liverpool filled NJ
to day at Cd. Freights nominaliy 7-l6
BEEswAx-Prme yellow continues in active demand
and prices very firm at 30t a S03c.
FLOUR GRAIN-There is bit OF speculative feel
ing in the market Sales have been made for England
within day two but grain only has really advanced
Western fouris 81 93 and probably firm at that south
HAY-North River bale arrives in large lots The sales
rule principally at 40 42c
Ons-Crude whale we quote 36c with small sales
Sperm is held at 92c.
TEAS imported in the ship Stephen Lurman. Terms
No1es az SIX months payable in the city of New York. to
be made satisfactory to the seller
HysonS7 half chests 20 cents per Id; 10 chests 63l
~ nan chests and 10 chests 625 do 5O 1870 do 43a
iong Hyson5l hf chests II; 30 do SO; 10 do 57 203
90 9o s3 DO 80 do 49 40 Asa 90 do AS AZ do As;
~ DO 200 do 43l; alt do 49, 53l do 42y; liz do 49,
so 90 s 100 DO 37 20 do III 20 do los 300 do 10; 66o
Tyson skn29 chests 55; 60 do 34 SO do 33A 81 do 49,
81 do %; 800 do 203; 240 do 20; 100 do l9}
Gunpowder-s half chests 93 20 chests 92l nj do ~;
DO So 20 do and IA chests Ca 25 de 63a % do 3d. half
100 l3b boxes ~; 100 Glib do 46i 100 II 2b 46 ga
half chests withdrawn.)
ImperialO half chests Sdo sOJ 20 do So 50 do "a;
Is do 63 So do 53 10 do 32 20 do 3t; TIA do 81 100
l3lb loxes 43; 100 6lb do AZ; 100 ~ 2lb cans AZ.
Ooiong-y half chests 46; IS do ~; 10 do Ali AZ do
4Ot ITO do 40.
Souchongl0 chests 81; 10 hf do 81 100 do 30; 100 do
"a: 10 catty boxes 49, chests 233 do half do and
20 20lb boxes withdrawn.)
Pouchong-25 half chests 37;; 10 do 353 l73 do 30i
Cassia-5o half Pcal boxes II; 100 do i6; $50 do l6
200 mats l6i; 7,495 do l6t.
WHALEnoNEWe notice small sales N. W. Coast at 33c.
WHIsKEY-Drudge casks very inactive We quote
233c without sales Prison barrels held at 24 25c
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PIE sLE'S NEW YORK MUSEUM
AND PICTURE GALLERY
NJ II L. - y ~ AZ a NJ A


MR.. II. BENNETT, MAN ,GER Of Pc LEs Museum
IVA respectfully his from Europe and with
pecar pleasure begs state that during his absence he has
been enabled TO estab agency England that will
init MIN TO present co1tinua succession of Of such
the public The add ionsl that the has n-
cured ia his visit to the continent of Europe might
justify him raising the OF admission the
Museum hut such plan he will pursuea that he asks
al thet hope that he double patronage
nd when the public perceive that his afford them
caton that he neither exerons expensehe
hopes he not too sanguine 10 anticipating that they will
cheerful grant him that which he does rot
reasonably ,olcit.
The Manager proud have the honor inform the ladies
and gentlemen of New York. that he has his sub
their notice living surprising the celebrated
Tom Thumb, consisting of
LAPLAND DWARF
OF THE SAME ACE AS TIE GENERAL!
AND THREE INCHES SHORTER!
There will be performance Saturday at o'clock, and
in the evening usual.
Toe following talented performers engaged
M.demoisee Pauline the DELIGHTFUL daasuese Miss Adair
the charming vocalist The Great Western who
TO be the most correct Of
Characters America, and without doubt the best fhi
Orator and mitttor Of Locomotive IN the whole world
Miss blanchard the grace al usglerss and Mr. Richards tbs
ADMISSION ONE SHILLING.
NO HALF PRICE
Performance the Lecture Room half past
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Domestic IrnpOrtatlons.

NEW ORLEANs-ship Panh. ABA bbs Roberts Williams
-33 Pilot La Barbier6c0 May Burnett-9t7 Prince Wa
ring GIegoy-s5 lids Jackson Laurs5 Brustein K9op
Drake-li bales fur Wyeth-i boxes White9 Suy-
dam-l cks Young cold bales cotton Leverch-
IS9 doieenwGy Hra-y ecLs, Thompson Ad'%s7is
smsIl 90 Booth Eagar-3l Pnen x Cogate-a0 hhds &
Smiths tcs Ten Eyck-72 bales Taylor30 Burritt
yy"hnson77 exs Goodhue cot Ghon-8 Olcott-3 q
W Treadwel-l2 Lids cs 80 bbls to order.
NEW ORLEANs-Ship oussia-i2 bxs q Bnckley-26r bales
loo2 sac KS bis 7io Pigs led Wood6OO kgs Collins
e1 I chs - mid; Bq,lags and Ksutec5 ts AZ
nard6 bales ton RchardssO brl, lard As d, ,rk 1852
key Beck Srowsl'-aa bs cks spofford and Tle.ea-5
bales cotton to order.
NEw On EASs-Barque suadcrd-6aa bbls rork III kegs
lard 80 hh ha so bbl linseed oil Suydam.
kegs lard Ross,re COY kegs bbs lard Booth Ed.
sar-ai bbls pk Waring. Gregory Scool do teed, sche.
Wisner, Gal Il co-46 Buck co2lO sacks wheat Col
Inns u CO % b ,es cotton Mas ers, Markce x Co
MoBLE-Barque Trton95 bales Collomb Il Isen--
isq Lees 4 co-i9 Buck ce-lO HoIbrook Neson-si
MosLE-shp Robert Isaac OIL bales cotton Goodhue & co
.2oo Coomb Is!ing--53 Herman Lee & co-l8 Holbroos
Il Nesoa-i3 Bouchaud Thebaud-iO bags Whitlock
,MoBLEEselP Gouces'er-266 bales cotton q Trmble-239
Holbrook Nels9ni2 Sprag Il Robinson-7i Barstow
Pop Ies 2pohord Teson-io Pierce x Brooks-i5o Bsu.
NpALAcHrcoLA-shpM 1862 bales cotton Centre e.
co-29 smith Mills co 6V9 Parmee, kilburn Koge si8
tjodhue co.W Spraeue r. binsop-s Boorman Johnston
c0--& n Iamm-3 cks mdZe krle Peters Collins-27
eel Tay Tor co-7 hides 1873 sticks cedar NJ Ema-
nue
APALAcHrooLABrg Falconer-525 bales cotton Irwin
II Cot co-63 Goodhue co.
CRARLEsroc-Sh ii AiIea--2 ties Greenway, Henry
ct VI tor Duckwltzi3 bales Cit coo sackett Il
Bos-76 Sp,ffard Tieston co--B0 Smith Mills n COG !
NJ Prescott 2 Hobrook Nelson col DE Rham
1oN-Bhg Moou--225 bales cotton Renard col
amer Catln, Loop do osniburgs Auchiucloss x
son-lG hf chr tea cks u order.
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TWENTY-EIGHTH CONG RER n.
FIRST SSION.
Senate.

Senate.
WASHINGTON, April 3, 1874.
TARIFF AND PROVIDENCE.
Mr.. BUCHANAN presented several memorials,
monsrating against any change in the tariff OF ~,
and several Others asking Congress to alter the
constitution as to recognise u experimenting
Providence.
Messrs. WOODBRIDGE, PHELPS, and Others pre-
sented similar memorials upon the tariff.
few circumstances were presented against the
annexation of Texas, from remote parts Of Yer
mont, and one small town in Ohio.
WEST POINT.
Yesterday the Senate very quietly passed the
House bill making appropriations for West Point
Academy
Mr. ALLEN moved to reconsider the vote. He
said several Senator'S who were here all day did
not know OF Its passage,
The bill was then reconsdcred.
The question was then taken upon the passage of
the bill, and carried II to ll-not a party vote, al
though there were no Wings in the negative.
Several private bills were ordered to be engrossed
and read third time
APPROPRIATIONS TO FORTS.
The Senators from Arkansas desire additional
appropriations to the amount of some $50 900 for
military works in that country They were voted.
2P. NJ. Appropriations still under discussion.
Mr.. BARROW is talking about appropriations tor
Louisiana