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BNALL APPROPRIATIONS OF
10 TRIMMINGS, FANCY COOL

IN
FREDERICK FTCKEY y SONS, $50 BALTI-
MORE STREET, have just received per ships PocahOn-
tas, Albert and Powhattan,
+. Ficky & Sons superior cord Spool Cotton
Titley, latham * Walkers Patent and Shoe Thread
Mems and Women's Stockings, a complete assort't
do do Moravian Stockings
do do Silk do
Coat Cords and Binding, complete assortment
Laces and Edgngs
LambswOol, Cotton and Berlin Gloves.
Hin Sons unrivaed Needles
CUTLERY, n complete assortment
Japanned Tea Trays; brass and iron Candlestieks
Pearl Shirt Buttons; Snuff Boxes and Violins
Lead Pencils; ornamented Dressing Cases
Superfine ornamented Card Baskets
Pocket Looking Glasses, &C.
AND ON CONSIGNMENT,
COMBS, of every descriptions Brushes
Silk and Lasting COAT BUTTONS
Bone and Silk do do
Backing and Friction Matches; Solid Head Pins
Gum Elastic SuspendGrs
Stocks and Shirt Collars; Fancy Soaps, sc.
163- To which we invite the attention of Country
Merchants and others, and assure them that we will
sell them goods as low they buy them in any of
the Eastern markets. Our stock they will hnd TO be
very complete, containing greater variety than any
other stock of goods in this market, which, being of
our own mportations consigned to us, we ena-
bled TO offer at prices which cannot fail to please d2O
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[Repored for the American Republican,
FIRST 5 SESSION OF the goth CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, Jan. l6, 1876.
HOUSE OF REPR ESENTATIYES

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
There was no session of the Senate to-day.
The Speaker land before the House com
municatlon from the War Department relative
to mineral lands; communications from the
Navy Department, concerning its contingent
expenses, and applications for pensions which
have been referred to the Commissioner of
Pensions. Also Il communication from the
Fost Office Department relative to the mail
from Baltimore.
Mr.. Mckay, from the committee of ways
and means, reported bill making appropria-
tons for the Military Academy at West Point
referred to the committee OF the whole.
MIR. J. X. lngersoll, OH leave, introduced a
bill TO abolish public executions in cases of ca
pital punishment under the laws of the United
| States; referred to the committee of the whole.
The House then resolved itself into COM
mitteo of the whole, and continued the Ore
gon debate.
| Mr. Rockwell of Conn, made a sensible
speech against the headlong and impetuous po-
Icy advocated by the peculiar guardians of
Oregon, and concluded by offering an amend
ment to the proposition before the committee,
which was identical with the Joint resolution
introduced by Mr.. Crittenden in the Senate,
and which vests discretionary power in the
| President TO give the "notce" any time after
the close Of the present session of Congress.
MIR. Pollock Of Pa. followed in moderate
speech, in which he declared himself in favor
of the notice in the form proposed by the gen
teman from Alabama, Mr.. billiard, or that of
Mr.. Crttenden.
Mr.. Goodyear OF N. Y made ranting
speech in favor of the notice, which was ad-
dressed to empty benches.
MIR. Pendleton of Va. (the clone starr wing
from this State) next got the floor, and as there
is much curiosity to hear this far-famed speak
er, there seemed to be general satisfaction at
his success.
At this point the committee rose, and
Il The House adjourned
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NEW YORK. Thursday, z. NJ.

The news per Oxford has not caused any material
change IN our markets. 200 bales of Cotton have been
seld at yesterdays prices. 1000 bbls GeHesee flour
have been taken for export tS5 z5 which is the old
prices holders on TIE whole appear to be little firm
or. Nothing has been done in Southern -four or grain
Whskey dull at2ie.
Provisions firm but dul 100 bills prime Pork sold
Sl062t.
The ship Rochesters off Southampton, l.. f., with
one or two days later news. steamer has been des-
patched bring her papers, and will probably return
this evening. The fact of her being below caused
great deal Of inactivity in our markets. all parties are
anxious for the latest advices.
Stocks advanced this morning, but were little
heavy at the second hoard. Money is easy, and per
cent per annun is the ruling rate.-U. s. Gag.
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pHnADELPuIA, Jan. Is, P. NJ

7
Flour-There was more Of speculative inquiry in
the market to day, and 1900 bbs. mixed brands sold
at S. %; 300 half bb4 $500! the pair; and 200 bills
Brandywine SIS 5O-subsegueniIy two days later news
from England came to hand, of an unidVorable cha
racter, which has somewhat unsettled the market,
aad we hear of no further transactions Corn Meal
Sales Of 800 bills Penn'a 1885,! Grain of all kinds
dull and without muca demand; we hear of no sales
to alter rates. In Groceries notice some further
sales of Sugar and Moasses at previous prices Pro-
visons--We are advised of no movement in any
kind. Cl0verseed steady at 81 a So. Whiskey dull
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LNRSICAN REPUBLICAN.
COMMERCIAL.
JRcported Tor the American Republican,
review of the Baltimore Market

HtNleN Oh tAiG baAAAhOAC IhstA FNSAs
For the rceek ending Fridy Gtcr7loon jan l6tt 1916.
Coupons We quote nj 74c i'll large sums to the
brokers' and at &c at retail in smaile! amounts.
Provisions. The demand for Beef and Pork
continues good the stock limited, and sales 10 fair
extent al previous rates. We quote follows New
Mess Sl4 5Oal5; prime Sl2al2 so; Mess Beef SlOalO
30: No. So j0aS75, and prime SO BOAT 30 The Bacon
market is duI with only retail sales of old Western
We quote follows: Sides u cts; shoulders 6!cts
and hams 7aS cts. Baltimore city cured hams held
n, Sic, shoulders &c, and sides &c, with limited
sales The demand Tor Lard is dull, small sales OF
Western No. in kegs at Sc, and i'll bbls. at 73c.
Cattle. The supply of Beef Cattle at the scales
this week fair and the quality good, which, with
a brisk demand caused an advance IN prices. of 4JO
head offered, 20 were taken to Washington, and 35S
sold to the city butchers, price ranging from 81 u
u SO per 100 lbs. on the hoO equal To SO 5Oa5 -
RET. A few extra quality brought SO %. The aver
age rate was about 90 625. Live Hogs more
active and prices have advanced considerable, sales
being made at IS 2ja5 so, and for small and choice
lots at S. 62k
Flour. AT the beginning of the week Howard
81 good mixed brands from store held at 50 %,
without tindag buyers; but on Tuesday holdGs gave
way and accepted So l2t aud the sales at this rate
Up TO yesterday, reached about 5000 bbIs. The mar
ket is rather unsettled TO day in consequence of the
news from Europe, and no transactions of moment
have occurred. Holders however, are firm at 50 l2
We quote the receipt price at So. Sales thisweek d
about 5000 bbls Guy Mills -Four at So d. at which II
is held to-day. Small sales Of Susquehanna yes erday
at IS l2l hRt it is generally held 1926. Sales
Rye -four, LIST quality, S4 10 per bb and of Corr
Meal at SO 70 per bbl and so per 100 lbs; prm,
Buckwheat meal al S23l per 100 lbs; and common
do. 81 l23.
The inspections Of the week comprise the following
Il. Tt.u
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VALUABLE DIscoyERY. An extensive mine
Of superior COAL supposed to be the Camel
Coal, has been discovered near the Falling
Rock Creek, branch Of the Kanewha River,
sixteen miles from Charleston, Va, and about
mile from navigation,
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EREIcuT TO PHILADELPHIA.


The Freight Trains of the
Hsssssiz4sFE3s ns7 Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Ess5StssSsk9 Na4A5s8 Baltimore Railroad Company
.sEl tts2Ss-SSS@T are now running daily Except
Sundays) between Baltimore and Philadelphia.
90 MERCHANDlZE, &C, will be received at
the depot, corner Of President and Fleet sts, every
day except Sundays) until O'Clock, P. M.
{93- All articles must he accompanied with a me-
mOrandum, shelving the marks, destination Il name
of censignee--and in all the Freight on Goods
for way places (where no agencyis estabished) must
be PAID advance, otherwise they will not he sent
DIST A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
EsELVEIs PLATING ELUID-For Plating
~ with pure SiIver-Castors, CandIesticks, Cake
Baskets, or any kind of old plated goods, any arti
Gle composed Of Brass, Copper or German Silver, can
be instantly rep!ated with coating OF pure Silver, by
using the silver plating fluid. 1t is pure Liquid sill
yer, warranted 10 restore plated goods of any kind
where the The sveTis worn Off and can be appliedby
any person in few minutes For sale. wholesale
aud retail, by ALFRED II. REP,
No. 335 Baltimore street,
jag % Tin Store above Howard street,
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BoARu

bj 40 SUsQuthdHhd Cdhdl
At the Board TO day Maryland 6's closed ut 74aa
755, $4,000 were sold at 7ia1l!-an advance of ner
cent upon Yesterdays sales, Baltimore 6's of 800,
closed at 94i bid, 95s asked, with sales al 9la943
heDg advance Of per ct. on the highest bids of
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MEDICAL, OFFICE.

NO. 4 SOUTH FREDERICK ST,
First door from Batmore-st going towards The dock)
FhNAR L NOTICE OF DIR. ROGERS NAME On
q different parts oi the office.
Attendance from 3 A. NJ. till 10 at night.
CURE W.9RR.ANTED.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-11-12
Village of Montpelier, Nov. s. 1916. 81.
DENTAL, SURGERY.

A A. SWEETSEK would rcsncctIuTy nnnOnncc TO The IN
~. altanis of Montpelier and vicinity, that he has TAI
Es Wilder and Co.'s Store Stuie-seet, where he
will intend 10 all operations upon EETli. lie feels confident
10 saying ha all operations shall be perim-d in the best
the reasonable terms. Teeth ex
trncted, and mineral Teeth gold pivot
which will not only improve the beauty and promote free
distinct nritcu iiOn, hut he used in nAsrution wei
as the natural Tee,h. Special will he observed
ing ind filling prevent urther decay Teeth flied with pa
tina, gold tim of the best quality that be obtained in
Boston wYok Teeth brushes of the first quality. aud
the celebrated Tooth Powder which has
10 the public for cleaning aud preserving teeth
them beautiful us ard Tor preserving the gums, prepared
amt for sale at this Olire, wnOcs ir retail.
Ladies and Gentlemen who make ii convenient
call at the office, viii he attended tlci residences.
Montpelier, Nov. 1886. gltf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-11-12

EXIT NsION OF THE CoNNECTICUT RIVER RAIL
RoAD.-We understand that the c, nHectcut River
Railroad Company will soon commence surveying
a ROT tie for the extension of their road FROM this
place into Vermont or New Hampshire, to unite
with the Passumpsic and Connecticut River Raj!
road. We learn that union can be effected with
that company by building 30 miles. 1t is the OBJ.
ject of the Connecticut River Railroad Company IN
this State to find The most feasible route, either d.
reclly north to the Vermont line. or TO cross the
They have a charter to the Vermont line Green
field Mass Courier.
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INCARNATION NTrn.

Mrs Bridget O'Brien with two children at North
field W. would be very grateful for information
from, or concerning her husband JAMES O'BRIEN
supposed to be at work on the railroad between
Montpelier and Boston. WIN printers notice this
for her benefit.
Oct 1916.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-11-12

ONO. 1t has been understood that Walford, Lo-
co, was chosen Senator from Wayne county, over
Cox, Wing, by one majority. The Masson Ga
zette (Whlgl from that County has just reached
us, saying:
Since the election. Illegal votes are known to
have been polled in Sugar Creek township-the
whole vote OF this township has been thrown ut by
the Commissioners, and tins gives Mr. Cox ma
jority."
This will give the Wings clear majority in the
Senate, rs they already have IN every other depart
ment of the Government. Tribune.
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WIDOW RUTH ETT's f:s TATt

STATE uF VERMONT, AT Prob9ie Court holden at
within and for said District the oh day Of November 1886
Present, the Hon. J. r. Mnrson Judge -
lusuu purporting be- the last will and
~ Ruth Daygru late of Montpelier, in said district, deceas
ed being presented to the Cout hrio by Sullivan DHgge the
Therein d, for probate 1t ordered by said
Court that all concerned thercn he notified appear
session of said Court be holden Probate Office,
Montpelier, 2St day OF November, s46.
crk p M and sew if any they may huve against the
Probate of said will cr which purpose, further ordered
that copy the record ofhS order, he published three
successfully, in the Vermont Waterman aud State Journal,
printed al Muntpecf, ainrosud be, all
before said of hearing.
true copy of record
Attest. LYMAN BRIGGS. Recistei
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A SLAVE CASE IN N. Y-Quile an excitement
was created III the City Hall by The appearance in
the Circuit Court Of young negro claimed 10 be
n runaway slave. Ii appeared that the negro, wto
is slave of Mr.. Chapman in Savannah, Geo, tuan.
uged to secree himself on board the brig Mobile,
and remained hidden until the vessel was near this
port. On being discovered the Captain at once
put him in irons and confined him IN the huld III
tending to take him back to Savannah. When the
brig came to the wharf, the fact Of his being ON
board and in irons made known to Judge Ed
mOnds, who at once issued writ of hnbeuS corpus.
The vigilance committee of the Anu Slavery Sucl-
ety. with Mr. Isaac Hopper at the head, soon got
hold of the affair, and H. Dresser, Esq, enga-
ged to attend to The interest OF the alleged runa
way. lie was brought into Court, aud after some
discussion The case adjourned to the uext day
Meanwhile George, for such Is his name, remulns
in custody Of the Sheriff at the city prison. = Cou.
& Eng
On Tuesday Judge Edmonds gave his decision
that the boy should be discharged. lie was I'M
medlaely secreed and all attempt was made to
carry hun out OF the city in box but the plan was
detected aud the boy was arrested on writ issued
by the Mayor HIS eXcilcs deep interest in
this city, ana every legal effort w be resorted TO-
secure his freedom.
o. Judge Ednonds decided on Saturday, tina,
the law under which he was held was unconstitu
uonal and void, and he must 60 free.
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JEW DAVID'S HONEY
COATED PILLS.

M kno" the pupilc nave been a., eA'ed times oul
w of number, test The w"lde ia Nhucs v irous
Pls. The J'w David H"Oey C.nttd Pills only cltIm a
h"dcst SLATE Of woW is camet by most of me Pills ui
The day We think ha' II Is endeayutIuI Imlusr upon
the good sense e rummuui 10 say that David
P ~ Utne Phi vii cure The dis, aces hat fl CT
humlniy- bul de- that for y linus d,seas LAYER
Cumpain Cos iveness Piles, Bilious Chpl Pam IN the
SIDE and head tIng betIer that IAN b taken
mat VIII So I0n tne hb We didcul Anda pIi
that b. taken without iien ing pa ion's stomach
s cunsderali II Of much Importance. vsr p, Is opr-
de wlh"u' causing IN or ping, such as Is experemc.
"1 by thn m JIrty If Puts
1ue jew Davis H,ney Coated p lis mod,fca-
lion If the Persian csurr, Pals Ihe most val
,be article, the Pc,s1tu fll retained IL inc
Honey CoI'rd ~ Is, rendering ,hem much uthle
well palalhle 10 The taste Iteir aur has been
fairn aud fi ed-ani no ihst,udug the ~ rrpu
winch the lesiam Pls justly bulst o"uhieliy
recommend the HnGes Coalud Pills l. he eq m w he
Pcrsun he tong exie trace h'ys had IN dealing
Persian Pr s. has ,tugh us ha, few medicines C ~
c,mpele wIh hrm bu d. b 'lieye that IT the, had
en- cnard they would have BEEN much ufe eAens yely
mt oduccd
C,ll an The agent AID get pamphlet, Puce % cents
per b"x-tor sale by
~ SaV. S, X. COLLINS.
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The VAN MSS CASE IN WASHINGTON. q. In
the Circuit Court OF Washington city, Tuesday, u
motion was made by Robert J. Brent, Esq, counsel
for the petitioner in the Van Ness case, praying
that next Monday he set for the trial of that case.
Objection was made by Mr.. CARLYLE, counsel for
Governor Van Ness, not because, as he said, they
were not IN favor OF speedy trial. Lut because the
petitioner had given notice that sllc intended to
take evidence in Phadel pha on Friday next.
Now, the cuunseI for Gov Van Ness were un.
acquainted With The nature Of the evidence about
TO be taker, they must object to the fixing of any
day for the trial till TINS evidence was taken. The
Court refused the notion Baltimore Patriot.
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EXAMINATION

OF TE.4CHERS FOR ORANGE COUNTY.
Office is hereby given that the examination Of nddites
for teaching the Schools VIII take zee inIows
Monday. November 10th, at turinh Cenire Town House
Tue'diy, I'm, at West Topshim, School House.
Wednesday,, q" 18th, Bridlor, Village, &C
Thursday, GO ut Nawbuty 81. "
FdAy, 2Olh at lhetiuri Centre, Town House
Saturday. g Dist, NJ So. strufioId, School House.
Mondny " 23d al TunbiIge centre, &C
Candidates will please furnish themselves with Porers
Rhetorical Reader uni ,'u iuu's Arithmetic.
The examinations will open ut nine O'Clock A NJ.
1t is expected that every individual intending teach
coming winter, viii present himse General Elk lnna-
ton, according To the intent of the law.
VIII be agrecahle the ~uIentend of respec-
tive towns assist in these the sp ing?
J. MORSE FLINT, Supt. OF COM
Chcsea. Oct. 81 Schools Tor Orange Co.
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The UNITED STATES TREASURY. The whole
sum subject to draft IN all the dep sltories snys The
correspondent Of the journal of Commerce, is TIM e
millions and half dollars The disbursements du-
ring the last monlh, have exceeded by eight hun
dred thousand dollars, the amount Of all The re-
cepts Of the Treasury. The sum now in the Sub
Treasury in Washington, is fifty thousand dollars.
0CTP"THE HARMONIOUS Democracy" Of New
Hampshire recently held Mass Convention at
Concord for the purpose of settling up Their family
quarrels 1t was "splendd failure MIR Bars
tow offered series OF resolutions substitutes for
those reported by the committee expressing strong
disapprobaon Of the recent movements in behalf
of slavery, and recommending that slavery be abol-
ished III the District of Columbia. This like
introducing fire brand into powder magazine. -
The resolutions Indignantly rejected, and Mr.
Barstow was literally Missed down. The pure De
mocracy OF New Hampshire wdl hot learn wisdom
even by experience.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-11-12
Nh ItIfD,

In Berlin, Nov. 4th 10y Rev j. Hobart Rev. pny f. Bar.
nod W hmond Munc to Miss Julu, daughter of Rev james
Hobart, uf l'rtln
In Noh rtov 1.-The 18th u. by Rev. G. stonc Mi Cephas
Fasseu, Of liydepurk, 10 Miss Cyrcnu Davis.
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DENTISTRY

nOCT. NJ. NEWTON, suigcnl aud Mechanical Dentist.
- Office NJ Sp,ldins'- Sorc slain, the head
sinestrcet where he VIII perform all the operations
the Teeth style std by Those wish.
ing for invited cali Prices according
circumstances of the and law good Workman
Dentists in the habit Cement, would beware
of all such substances and those who them word 10 the
wise, &c
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RyNOTTCE.1ho present limits inadequate to nccom-
MEDIATE teiiuun of On let of February
shall commence to g Stpcnious UdrthoUSc,'
sufficiently ge 10 accommodate my friends and
Ldrge the present House is sufficiently
idge," Spacious it is sufficiently spaeOas" Brilliant
in appear it is sufficiently brddat THIS Gigantic
House, the GiOry B0stn To d0H, and Larger, more
Sp md b. idp Estabi sVcnt its place These
have been applied establishment those that nio
acquainted with the real character ofOik HAL: Such as "
pcr0r Mart" "PriaccH UdrfhoUsc," ga TrdhRg 8rca
WaCoss EsidbshmcW," IS Theatre NJ O.bpHHdcd TrGdf,
SWpendous Scatmc," Extensive Hark,t" ga Truu-
phan 9chicrepey g Sphere If Extraordinary Operations"
an UnOpIrodohatic Ondcr" such wlprobay nppy
10 my coH,tacfuro when pleed might wei un-
drrke cUnue the the limits Of our Pond on
Boston Common, large trade within the walls
of these present limits The public that trlum-
phuut statements uvcrted. The trade at extensive
Wmetnoms may compared large Monster, whose bulk
aud mighty have bcrOWe great thai urgrr
sphere Tor il present This uehousc. erected in
1872 has stood unrvnlcd in the metropolis D extent mud
uude, and u far, far um beig equal tho extent III
hnvy trading operations So liberal patronage must I'VE
larger house for the unrtcrcd of It's
om An Establishment Tar surprising the pIoscu is also
Prise und delight u interested in my welfare.
G. w. SIMMONS,
Ok HALT Boston,
s. Being obliged TO make these >iupouous uei
aon the large, Fresh stock of Fashionable Ready made Cloth
ing, Piece Goods aud Rich Fusnshng Gouds, adapted this
present Fall aud cunning Wntpt amounting ppdds Of
hudred and trcHyfrc hOadad doudrs, will lie closed
prices much below the extreme iop hare been scihg
An tho furniture of the present establishment for suleLdrgE
Mirrors oets, Chandeliers oh Rich Cut Drops Cvuaters
ShOU Gases, &c. 0Otf.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-11-12

Tur RreHrs OF LABOR. This ls the tile of n
pondorons pamphlet. published by CALVIN Cotton,
author of the Junius 'rracs." 1t is an elaborate
discussion OF various topics connected with The sun,
iect of the protective illustrated by masS OF
facts, which probably have never before been gain
cred Into so readable compass. The panphle'
ought TO be circulated throughout me wlloe leng''
and breadth of the country. "Hhis country (says
Mr. Culton, very truly has come 10 be n world IN
itself ant if all the oflho world we're sunk IL
day, never 10 b. loundwe might feel the want oitea
and coffee and few foreign luXurles, which can
not be produced here but the skill, science, art,
industry labor, enterprise, civl izalIon, resources
and ca pabilitles, still left behind, would apply sup.
ply the loss, aid it would scarcely be felt 1t would
be lar better than system OF free trade. rs the
world now is, holding us forever IL bondage Let
this country be put n its own resources and capa-
bnies, and it would rise and march, with gam
strides, to its own proper aud Legitimate destiny OF
unexampled wealth, greatness aud power. 1t re-
qures nothing to accomplish this but an adequate
system Of proecton"- Boston Courier