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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-12-18

" We understand that the Temperance Convention
which met at Newfane Tuesday last nominated the fol.
lowing persons candidates for County COMMISSIONER
DAVID CRAWFORD, of Putney,
JOHN II. CAMPBELL, of Rockingham,
CHARLES l. WALKER, of Bruttleboro
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" The passenger fare between Boston aRd New York
has been raised FIVE dollars the Long Island, day
line, and the Norwich and Stonnglon steamboat lines
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We must have paw,

A ND expect every person whose account with Us is
IN Of one years standing over TO call and settle
before or by the first OF January next We also would
say all those who have notes due us, that the pay
this month will be very gratefully received, our
payments this month aud fore part Of will be very
heavy. We trust this notice will be sufficient.
SwIT DICKINSON, DAY & CO.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-12-18

1JThe time for holding County Convention of those
in favor OF Liberal Ticket for Commissioner has
changed to Tuesday the 23d inst
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-12-18

mmutsd-The sentence Of young Roach, who was
convicted Worcester Of rape has been committed TO I'M
prisonnent Tor life.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-12-18

~ We would remind our friends who drop letters
into the P. o. at this place for u.s. that we are charged
with postage thein
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CARD.

The members Of the FIRE HOOK & LADDER co. Of
this village present their thanks 10 Mr. Frederick Hobrook
for his promptness in furnishing team 10 transport the
members with their apparatus TO the fire in Agiers, this
morning.
Per order, II. ID. BRACKETT, Clerk.
Braitleboro, Dec. 10.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-12-18

W Com Jesse d. Elliot died at his residence, at Phla'
delphia, on Wednesday Of last week.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-12-18

INDIAsA U. STATES sEEAToR-The Hon. Jesse D. Bright
H. ~ has been elected by the Indiana Legislature, u s.
Senator for six years from 9Th Of March last.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-12-18

Ole Buu-The Bobul has gone, taking with him, Il il
said $50 600 for years adding after giving $50 900 in
to benevolent, Objects and $4,000 TO musicians
and other performers.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-12-18

Mr. }. b. Cough made his first speech, since bis New
York adventure, at Faneuil Hail. Thursday evening OF
last week.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-12-18

Matter Of Tasit-Some says that il does not look
well for any bndys lighters walk the Deeem-
Der in kid slippers and laced cruelty that their cheeks
turn 10 the color Of moonlight
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-12-18

Three children under twelve years Of age, found
in New York of the cold nights Of last week, sleep
ing upon box, having no parents or home to go TO.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-12-18

Tomorrow, therefore, and thereafter, the eonsu-
lion becomes the supreme Fundamental law Of Louisiana
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-12-18

Gov Van Ness late Collector Of New York. has settled
his with the Treasury Department. and received
receipt for the balance due the government being forty
seven cents.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-12-18

Fifteen feet of at Quebec, and the thermometer
down TO 10 deg. below zero, at the last dates
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-12-18
w A N TIE I'D .
STATE OF VERMONT.

Marlboro, IS.
In Probate Court, Dee. 10, 1e45
ZONES Betsey. Newman, widow Of JOHN NEW
~ MAN. late Of Newfane, deceased, and moves the
court here for assignment to her Of personal proper
~ from The estate Of said deceased.
Whereupon IL is ordered that said petitioner notify
all persons interested that this court will decide upon
said application al the thereof 10 be holden al
TaggSrts Inn in Newfane in said district on the last
Thursday Of December inst, by publishing copy of
the record Of this order three weeks successfully in the
Vermont Phoenix, printed at Brattleboro in said dis
trct, previous to said time ofhearing 7.I
true copy Of Record,
i6 Attest, RoYALL TYLER, Ree'r
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WINTER De LANES.
@A comfortable weeks dOings

week. These Snug Prizes sent BY Mai TO Geo.
Iemen Of Bellows Falls, VT; Keene N. H.; Caremont,
N. H.; Greenfield and Csbotvle, Mass. Two Of the
$1,000 were 10 one package and drawn by poor
Broom Maker. Another prize sent last week TO a
company Of Ladies in Lowell in package To- $4,000
This was a fine TO divide among Ave Ladies.
o. Orders for 7Yekefs should be addressed 10
SAMUEL SILLOWAY,
HARrFoRD, CoEr.
Orders by Mail punctually attended TO. Sideways
Office has been long established, and known TO be
responsible and receive prompt attention. Tickets in
ell good Lotteries from 81 to s2; packages from So
TO $3.50. Prizes punctuaiy paid. Good prize tickets
or cash received for Tickets. u3- When no direction
is given Sloway selects from the best Schemes.
SlLL0WAY'S OFFICE,
SwisI4 HARTSoRD, Co.'s.
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Delegate from 0rsgon-The Express says Or. White is
urging his claims TO seat in Congress delegate from
Oregon Territory.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-12-18
Farm for Sale.

- FTNHE subscriber being DESTROYS 10 60
SQ!nk IL west offers his farm for sale, situated
&7iii& about two miles north Of the village Of
- Dernardston, lying the stage road
leading from Greenfield 10 Brattleboro. Said farm
contains about hundred and seventy OF land
about twenty-five Of FIRST meadow land lies
on Fall River the balance is suitably divided into
ing, pasturng, tilage and wood land Those wishing
TO purchase invited TO examine for themselves and
the buildings nearly new and in good repair,
with good apple orchard frst rate sugar orchard,
good squeduct conveying water TO The house and
barn. with many other conyenences, Il offers pleas
and desirable location either TO the practical or
gentleman farmer. For further particulars inquire Of
A. Y. PARMENTER, owner, aud living on said
premises.
Bernardston, Dec. 9, is45. tic
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We happy learn that the receipts Of the American
Colonization Society for the month Of November
the Of seventeen thousand eight hundred and SIXTY
seven dollars. National InfeiiigeHceT.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-12-18
CHRISTIANS.

The Universast Society Of this village will eelebra,
Christmas Eve at their chapel Wednesday evening th
Gath inst.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-12-18

DR.. Darling-We by the papers that DR. Darling is
ecturng in Worcester lie was in hin town few days
inee.-GreeIfeid GAG.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-12-18

W The December number of the Farmers Library and
Monthly Journal Of Agriculture has been received II is
filled with original and selected matter, rePlee with inter
est and instruction to the scientific and practical arer
The first so pages occupied with continuation of
Theirs Principles of Agriculture giving very plain and
complete analysis of the following substances viz Clay,
Lime, Gypsum. Mari, Msgnesia Iron, lHumus Peat
the different species of earlhsther value, employment,
and properties. &c The remaining part Of the work go
60 pages9 devoted TO the discussion Of the following
subjects The housewives expert
mens in soing-agcuural and products Of the
u B. and Englandthe potaoe murrainthe cotton plant
Wool growing at the South, &c. &c. II contains also
several coored portraits of the different species of FOWLS
with explanation and Illustrations of the principle Of the
Inclined Plane and Wedge It sa work which should be
read by every liberal minded farmer in the land
Published by Greeley a. McErath, Wy, Edited by
Hon J. s. Skinner Price $500 per annum, in advance.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-12-18
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
YvHE Stockholders Of the Connecticut River Bridge
II are hereby notified and warned TO meet at The
dwelling house OF Asa Sherwin in Hnsdsle, on Mon-
day the 9Th day Of January next, at O'Clock, P. NJ
for the choice of officers for the year ensuing Ais,
TO transact any other business that may legally
before said meeting.
By order Of the Directors,
HENRY CLARK, Acting Cierk
Brattleboro, Dec. s, ls4a. i6
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CHRISTAIAS.

The Society of Universalsts Fayetteville will cee-
r. NJ by appropriate exercises the illumination and deco
ration OF their house.
individuals Of other societies respectfully invited to
attend
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Important Information,

INVOLVING matter of very considerable pc
cuniary value--will be impaired to the following
persons, il they will call upon the subscriber
COL Tnos. GRosvENER-or, any Of his heirs.
LIEUT. sYLvANUs PERRY,
CAPT. ABNER BACON,
LIEUT. DANIEL PUTNAM,
CAPT. DANIEL ALLEN,
ENSIGN OBADIAH CHlLDE,
FRED. N. PALMER.
Brattleboro Dec. 10, ls45.
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FOR MEN AND BOYS

VEHICK BOOTS, al the very lowest prices, call at
= p. sIMoND'S Boot and Shoe Store.
Dec. s, ie45. Is
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GOLD PENS.

A MOTHER lot Of Gold Pens just received and for
N sale at reduced prices, and warranted, at
u. ID. BRACKETS.
Dec. Ia n
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NOTICE.

LII persons indebted TO the late firm of RIPLEY
"A & CLARK, are requested TO call and settle the
same without further delay. All Notes and accounts
that remain unpaid the first day of February next will
be left with an Attorney for immediate collection
a- RIPLEY x CLARK
BratteboTo, dec. 3, l045. Ma IS I'd
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SILVER WARE.

CULVER, Brittana and Plated Ware Solar Hang
- ing and Side Lamps Brushes, Combs Perf1mery,
Shaving Soap, Razors and Razor Strops, Scissors
Knives, Cards, Dice, Chess-n.en, Back G ammon
Boards, Cigar Cases. Pocket Books Wallets, Purses
and Purse Trimmings of every description, &C., &C.,
for sale at ii. ID. BRACKETS.
Dec. is. II
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
LII persons indebted to the subscriber are entreat-
IA ed TO make payment Immediately. Those who
delay payment will surely be put TO cost and trouble,
which solicit them 10 avoid.
JOS. HENRY.
Halifax, Dec. 9, 1915. ~ IS
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CAMEO PINS.

vTNHE latest style, splendid patterns; also, every
Il other style Of Rich Jewery that can be found ia
any market can be found at BRAcKETT'S, on the
most reasonable terms.
Dec. Is II
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PERIODICALS.

SUBSCRIPTIONS for periodicals. for the yehr
- 1876, to be delivered free Of postage, at the
is BOOKSTORE
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80 PAIR SKATES

Il wILLIsToN TYLER
Dec. 8. Is
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Cloths, Casstmeres n Satfness.
M pieces of every style wanted for Gentemen'-
IOo wear, Just received at reduced prices Large
stock of Vestings.
PURS. H
MEMS best Otter and Fur Seal Caps; Nutrn,
Muskrat and Cloth do Tracys super Buck Glove.
worth So bales Buffalo Robes; so Squirrel Boa.,
9. C. HALL:
Dec. s. Is
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Brattleboro, Dec. IL, 1916.
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SLETGHS.

4 new 'Miller's' extra Sleigh;
do common do;
second hand do; for sale low by
i6 @. TOWNSLEY T. SON.
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Movements OF Travellers.

The arrivals yesterday, at the principal hotels,
were scarcely less numerous than those previously
announced. The facility and cheapness Of travel
ling, the early commencement of business, the re-
turn home OF the disappointed and crest-fallen as
pirants to Office, and the successful mission of the
their respective departments, haye contributed 10
swell the list of travellers through city. From
this great mass we can only select few; but OF
these, many will be fouad distinguished tor their
respective qualifications, civil, military and COM
mercial:-
AT THE AAEaIcAN-Robt Stockton, Philsdslpha; C
Parker M Bostwick, Catskiil: w Alden, Jos Viii
liams, Boston VIM Fischer, Washington ThosP Ryder,
Boston, and ~ Others
Asroa-Hcn. George Bancroft. Secretary of the Navy;
Hon. Judge Woodwork, Poughkeepsie; DR. Robins Bos.
ton; Gen Brooke. AaHon Geo Marsh andllady Yer
mont; Hen c Cambrslng and lady, Sir James Scott,
Bart England Josiah Quincy late Mayor OF Boston and
lady; John scheolcraft, Albany; James Law, late
Mayor Of Baltimore; and about 80 others.
CITY-R Myers, North Carolina; DR. Dillon, Ma
w; Judge Lynn Schenectady; Commodore Ksarney, u
Nays Capt Rogers do; Capt HackstaH; Capt Palmer,
ship soathron; and 20 others.
FRAsKLIN...A Durham, Hartford, Conn; James Grey,
Albany; Holland and Mckay. Illinois; VIM Raynor,
Syracuse; W How. Springfield: W Allen, Mass; aad
Is others.
ssr. GroRoE,--H Dryer, Boston; Babcock, Yer.
mont; James Hodges, New Orleans; T Clarke Browne,
Mobile; Gen Arthur, Vermont; d Easbreok, Capt Ben.
nett, Fall River Chas Merritt Albany; Blair Wash.
ineton county; Col Deane, Missouri.
GLoss-Thos Robins, Vicksburg; James Dixon,
Albany. Gen Almonts, family and suite expected
to leave this day, his return to his government.
HowARps-Hon A Shaw, Mass; Z Green, Alabama;
Scoles Boston; Lamort, Troy; sturgsss, Boston;
Kidd, Alabama; Hyde, Mobile; Capt Francis
Brown and lady China; John Banch, cashier Bank OF
Hartford; c Simpson, and 80 others.
WAvERLY-D Sparling, Rochester; Geo w Chserly,
Provdence James Barnett, Boston; Samuel Hedden New
Orleans; Goo Ring, Savannah.
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DRYDEN.
VENI 0OURAUD.

Oh! generous &c. 0o ,nS s;, BY Whose aid
LONE exercise Thy mater mind.
Come with thy Soap to human Kind;
And make our f faces worthy sSir thss
Oh! source of all fair skins and bright
That on The water il will swim
Come s sSd y 0R nu e.% on 5ror
To purify us while we sing!
No lady gentleman yauing beautifully white and trans
fHiaS 3 % Soar q FELIX
ssS IS, S% .ss:. ;sTS1Ta
,er and these toeeher with its buoyancy make
::'s ;i$:s' \; Sssif
s nr BROWN GRE q h PXE &
sSSGE for %S %F 4.
assortment Of the choicest pumefy and fancy arcss
s.: :: a.
held d!:sS we?c.s, S9 Bail a:rsrs Sid$
Gss ~ h'Fi;$i Py; s.
vile. Tenn; HeinitsS. Lancaster. p.
cough suios.goa n and s will ell Ioc yss Folssr
hss "yed lis cough removed The Pain IN his side aod
IS. ~ "s
as % aIS sssss ,isSs
and diseases oil tet throat FolRer Oosaonan ~
they will tell YOU No There has yet been remedy
ntroduced public notice which, short space OF time
has produced many astonishing this done Be
ars and get The sb article and remember that Foges oo
door sc1s xnn saS so aS only 4 Ss
Brooklyn. 80 m
The Second Lecture on Hereditary Descent
BY Nh Fonl will be given this evening in Clinton HAL al
~ O'Clock This is IIch field Of enquiry when applied 20 nu
improvement Let all ineatsd in this high object attend
this lecture Seats only 6i< Gems
Dailey's Magical Pain Extractor, st MS
Seals Hair RssSorstive, at his agency, ~
Wakes stp ist stos vasM Broadway
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HALLEcK's PoEMs.-The new edition Of "Alnwick
Castle, with other Poems, by Fi,x Green Hallcck, %
Tor some time promised, has just been issued by the
Harpers, in a small but most elegant volume, print,
ed in the finest style of the art and accompanied by
avery fine steel engraving, giving view of Anwick
Castle, the subject of the leading poem.
Mr.. Haleck has won the wide and enviable fame
he enjoys solely by the exceeding beauty and merit
OF his poems. In number and length they are greatly
surpassed by those of many others; but in exquisite
grace, in vigor Of imagination and harmony
rythm, they arc not exceled by those OF any other
known az among the choicest productions of the
language The new edition, in its beautiful dress,
cannot fail to be well received
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This shows whore the deficiency is, and at what
the imports declined rapidly We induced think
the importaons into this port will cont nue. 10 de-
cline, and that comparative statement of each nth
will show very rapid falling of. Notwithstanding the
reduced importa,ions Of foreign manufacturer the sur
plies in this market sufficient the existing de-
nsnd. Business is very dull for the season. snd many
aths time there would be great activity in this ket
buso far there signs Of ordinary business
being DONE Many houses have not commenced their
spring trade and the customers in the city puTchee
cautiously The people in the interior are net in CO.
ton to consume very large supplies oioregn manufsc-
topurchase more literally than their real wants rqur
cd, and they have therefore large stocks on hand II 10
reported by those who have been travelling in the West
and South Western sections OF the country during the
past winter that the whole interior OF the country fill
ed with goods that tho stocks were large enough to car
were not condition to pay for what goods they had
without purchasing any more This being the position
Of things very limited importation IL oil that Il nsces
sary to supply all the demand that will exist this
Many Importing houses of this city had hand early
in the season. large stocks OF goods Of last falls mpots
the highest point Heavy losses must be submitted to on
these goods when sold in the event Of i'm
portaon this spring Every engaged in business In
this country interested in keeping che importation off
reign manufactures much reduced possible to
sustain the prices Of those in the market and give trade
his year must be srgea least heavy enough ersmp the
operations OF all classes Of merchants In this city, With
out compelling them to submit 10 sacrifices on
their stocks ofgoods.
The reduced importation and the falling of in the re-.
venue from customs has diminished ths government depo
Sas In the government banks limited their resources,
saa restricted Their Ahlty 70 extend avor 10 Tie stock
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Thealricals, &c.

The Floating Theatre, lying between Charlton and
Canal Streets opened last evening" with appropriate
dramatic entertainments The saloon, which will hold
than Pamos Opera House, is divided into commo.
tious boxes and pit with large stage we'll painted ints-
lighted with gas aad brilliant Drummond Light burning
at the top outside, indicates the whereabouts OF this
"Leviathan Of the deep" to the visiter
The Orphsan Family gave their last concert in Rich.
mond, Va, on Tuesday last.
At Wslch' National Circus Philadelphia, Mazeppa is
drawing immense crowds. 1t il said to be admirably
enacted and well deserves the patronage ii receives
The Fakr OF Ava displaying his tricks In Philade
ohia
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Total Tor TWO weeks, $l5 4o4 $24,4O7 So 9i3
The transportation of coal the road thsweek end
ing March 49, lS4t 1888 and for the week
in 645 64 The increase in the receipts for the week
and for the week ending the 29th seventy per cent
The Treasury Notes issued under the different Of
Congress are rapidly going out of circulation. The
monthly reports OF the Register OF the Treasury Depart
ment show the amount outstanding.
TREASURY NorEs OUIsrANpIxa.
Decrease.
Amount of the several issues out
standing Feb. l, ls45...... 81 66l ,06s OF
Amount of the several issues out
standing March 1, loa5. 9a4779 ~ 3l6 2ee rs
Amount OF the several issues out
standing April lo45. ,G73 S3l ~ l7l44S 90
The total aneuntof Treasury notes issued under the
the let inst 81 O73 $751; The balance s. 09l 1884,
having been redeemed since Jan. lst. 1919.
The bill to permit the Harlem Railway Company to
extend their road to Albany, passed he House Mon
day afternoon, in committee Of the whole, and
dered to third reading.
The Savings Bank OF Baltimore has declared extra
dividend Of three per cent all dsposte for
three years. per cent doposes Of two years. and
one per cent on deposises Of one year.
The Farmers Bank Of Maryland has declared half
yearly dividend of three per cent.
The finances of the United States Government do not
appear to be- according 10 the latest report from the Trea
sury Department In favorable condition previous
reports have shown The expenditures have exceeded hs
receipts and the large surplus hand In Novsber 1874
10 becoming rapidly reduced We annex the weekly
amount at his credit in the various banks holding public
deposits and the mint by returns received to Monday
Dec. s0h, 1874 compared with previous reports.
Nh Sra Tn
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Pain In the Side and Breast, He adache, &c
-Wughfs Indian Vegetable Pills certain fer
description o. pass cause they from the body those
greeabls complaints but 81 masdy incident
From three OF said Indian Vegetable I taken night
gorg 10 ted VIII IN short time give relief in the
intense suferii and
will esItal ~ the body a SQUAD health
Tie public respectfully Informed that medicine
log he improved lIdan ri Is made New York. and sold
by in III. couay, the genuine
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills.
The only security against mpositoo to purchase at the
panicu-r and ssk for W,ighfs Ind an Vegetable Pills.
N. B-Beware Of all Sugar counter cit Pills.
Medical Notics-rns Advertisements OF the
New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy established for
he Suppression Of Quackery the cure Of all Diseases will
hereafter appear the fourth and last column OF mis-
9aPsI ". HoOm. ~ =. C"llrs, o. Ma. AS asr
All PhiIAdelpnI~ S~OsoriPffons 10 shs
HERALD must be paid the only authorized dgents Zieber
Co.. Ledger Building. THIRD street neai Chestnut Terms
rs month"; including The Sunday pageri 9r g cents
Single copies for sale above. daily, at oclock-frice
cents
The WEEKLY HERALD also for sale Saturday morn,
nyPce Ga cents - anrum, delivered In any part oil
Philadelphia, Tree Of postsge
o. All cheap Publications for sale at their
tablishmen as soon as issued wholesale and retail 49,
l5~ With the exception Of paper, tho HERALD read
much perhaps in PHILADELPHIA paper published IN
that city, aordng valuable medium TO Advertisers Adv
tiremens handed to the at half past o'clock will APP
paar in the Herald next dav. %N
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MILITARY TURNoUT.-That highly respectable
corps Of citizen soldiers, the "Scottish Guard
made public parade yesterday, and was greatly
admired. BY special invitation addressed to Capt
Castle, the company visited Mr.. Barclay, the Bri
tish Consul, at his residence, where they,were re-
ceived with the most courteous hospitality After
partaking Of an elegant COLLATION. at Mr.. Barclays,
the company marched up Broadway to the cricket
ground on the Boomiugdsle Road, where they
weaI through q paaher Of evelutisas
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nrosr OF IVA. TO GRrAr BaIrAN SINCE Der l.r, 1874
Total lbs. 10 s65 500
RArrs OF EXCHANGE AND Parcrs OF BuI

RATES OF EXCHANGE AND PRIcEs OF BULLION.
On London ct six months sight ~ Sd per dollar; Go
vernmsnt Bills at 80 days sight, Is I'd, in little request
Bills, Co Rs 3a5 for 500. On Bombay, private bills
80 days sight nsne On Madras private Bills at so days
sight, Co Rs 225 for 500. On Manila, cent dis
count Sycee Silver large, per cent premiums small
do do. Csrous Dollars old head do do. Ferdinand
Dollars at par. Republican do, 8 per cent discount.