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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-04-15
state OF Vermont.

-. Probate Disirct Of Marlboro.
Ia Probate Court. Fe5. 8. a. ID. Is47.
ZONES Barnard Lyude, Executor Of the last will
~ and testament Of AMOS HART, late Of Gull
ford IN said dsiict, decreased and files his admnstfa-
ton account iOr examination and allowance.
Whereupon, il is ordered that said Executor notify
all persons interested, that this court viii decide upon
the allowance Of said account at the session thereof
10 be holden at the probate office 10 Brai,leboro, Ia
said district on the s6h DAY Of April next ensuing,
by publishing copy Of the record Of This order three
weeks successveiy in the Vermont Phenix, printed al
said Braileboro, previous To said time OF hearing
A true copy Of record 4sf FH
y Attest, B. d. HARRIS. Rsg,r
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STATE OF VERMONT.

Etgt ASSN 81 w Deuic'o u " esiminslei,a
The Hon. The Probate Court for he D;,,,;., !,
iYssiminsfer.-T all persons iaisre.ied n n, !:
tate Of SPOONER HOW, late Of Jamaica. 4 ,' I,
District, deceased, iniestaie,
CRuiDs.
.VNTHEREAs, James injury, Adniusrator s0., a.
Wv estate Of the said deceased, has filed hi, r~,s, I
writing, setting forth The amount Of debts due from NJ
ceased the probable amount Of assignment Of pssoD, ~
ery To the widow Of the said deceased and lor he 49,
Of children under years Of age and the charges WA
ADMINISTRATION as near can be aseerained and ,be ,,l
the prrsonsl estate and has requested said court d -.
HIN license 10 sell all the Real Estate Of The aid s
ed representing that sale Of part Of said Real FL, M
be necessary 70 false iunds to psy the debts and ch,,
administration aud that sale Of part thereof c,ss
mnde without injury TO those interested in the rru,pS
II 70 ordered by the Court that said application t,pd r.
hearing and decision NJ session Of the Court 70 h. MA,
The Inn Of Nelson Evans in Townsbeud in ssd D,,,,
the Monday neEi preceding the fourth Tnesday Of Ar
IS47, and that notice Of the nature Of said appe,lu n,
the for the sane, and the time and place vi M IN
ing be given 70 al persons interested in said estate w M
location in the Vermont Pb9nix, printed At BngIeSp
the County al Wndhnm, three weeks sueeessivey u,,,
thereto, that they may appear and object 10 The Ians b.
shall cause.
ABIsHAi STODDARD, R,,,r
Rockingham, March 81, is47. %
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STATE or vrRnaoNT.

TTuUHtc Dt3TTItt UI HAHLbUHUs
u Probate Court, March 20, 4. ID. Ief7
(tOMES Ebenezef Howe IT,, Administrator upon
~ The estate Of SALLY HUNT, late Of Vernon
in said district deceased and presents his sdminsira-
ton account FOR examination and allowance.
Whereupsn, il s CrdcFed that said Administrator
notify oil persona inteeste that this court will decide
upon the allowance Of said account nj the session
thereof be holden the probate Office in faltlebo-
ro ia said district, the 26th day Of April
ing, by publishing copy Of the record Of this order
three weeks succrssiyely 10 the Vermont Ph1nix,
printed at said Bfatilebofo, previous 10 said time Of
hearing.
true copy Of Record,
% Attest, d. ID. HARRIS, Regr.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

The Hon the Probate Court for the Disfriet 81 yer,
minister To all persons iBieresiedtn fhe en9s
SPO0NER HOW, late Of Jamaica, ~ sa'a ="
fiiei, deceased, intestate, 'sftfsS
TINE application of Pheba How, late widow OIL ,aa y
il ceased for an assignment TO her Of SO much o. ns ~
sonal property Of the said deceased she shall % %
entitled TO- stands for hearing and decision al 'ua
said court 10 be helden Al the Inn of Nelson t'an
Townshend 10 said district, on the Monday mex, Press
the fourth Tuesday Of April i547 and you will sPPe.
fore said court at the time and place aforesaid and 0
to The same,ii yon shall see cause .,,onn nm R,,,
Rockingham, March 81, 1877
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STATE OF VERMONT.

District Of WEsrxIssrra, IS.
10 Probate Court holden Rockingham IN aid distinct Mu
3lst, lsf7
TAMES d. HORR, Guardian Of Ame.rr I. Lrr.
ksnoRE and Lucr LiyxRnoRr Of Jamsies IN said Dst
Minors and heirs 20 the estate Of luus l. Lsermoe lac
sad Jamaiea, deceased in,estate files his petition ia wits,
representing that IL wosld be conducive The interest Is
said wards to sell the whole Of the Real Estate Of said
Tor the purpose Of putting the proceeds Of said sale
or OF investing the same in stoctr. Wherefore be pays
eense to sell the whole Of the Real Estate Of hs sad b
the purpose Aforesaid. ~. ss.
II is ordered by the Court that said application s,ud for h
ing and decision al session Of the Court be held k hi
OF Nelson Eyans IN Townsh.nd in said District the Mea,
next preceding the fourth Tuesday in April 1871 and hat
tee Of said application and the nature Of the and he
and place set for hearing and decision BE- given to all
teresfed By publication in the Vermont Phenr printed Bal
ueboro in the County OF Wndbam three weeks
presioss thereto thaf they may appear and oee, the a
- 81 ABIsHM sTopDARD, Rss.s-
Rockingham, March 81, 1871
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STATE or vERMoNr.

Probate District Of Marlboro
In Probate Court, April 5, A. ID. ls47. tsi 81
EOMES Moses P. Cooper, Administrator upon the
~ estate Of RUSSELL COOPER, late OF Dover
in said district, decreased, and files his adninistral
account ior examination and allowance. 1890 4
Whereupon, Il Is ordered that raid Administrator
notify all persons interested, that this court will decide
upon the allowance of said account al the session
thereof 10 be holden al the probate Office in ratlebo-
TO 10 said district, the a6th day Of April inst, by
publishing copy OF The record OF this order three
weeks successfully in the Vermont Phoenix printed al
said Braitleboro, previous TO said time OF hearing.
true copy of Record.
IS Attest, D. d. HARRIS. Rersr
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AsHBnL DxURnNsoN

HAVING purchased of l.. ID. Prouiy his interest
II Il 10 the Stope and Tin Ware business, would in
form his friends and The public, that be has resumed
business his account al the old stand in the Stone
Building, and will teep for sale extensive assort
ment Of STOVES OF the stes, and most improved
patterns now in use, with Siove Furniiiire Pipe &C.
Also, an assortment Of Copper, Brass and Tin
Ware, made in The best manner,
All JOB WORK done 10 order.
Braiteboro, March 90, Is47. 81
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STATE OF VERMONT.
Probate Distric. Of Marlboro

Probate District Oh MsiV''"
Ia Probate Court, March 3, a. d. 1917
The following petition is presented, to WI
To the Hon. Probate Court for the Dstrict OF MaIoO'O
D.nEAnp LrEpr, Executor Of the last WV le ~
ID Testament Of AMOS HART, late o. GgllOSS
deceased respectfully represents that i VIII ee OeDI
ca 70 ell persons interested in the estate o. NY rn
ceased, 10 sell certain Real Estate, to wit Wv
situated in said Guillord, known as the Mow,sy wv
mortgaged 10 the said deceased by Lucus +, mO ~,
and which mortgage has been forecosed oy saa Ia
utor, containing about So acres, -aso anolhe m
land included 10 the same mortgage known As w,',,
er lot ,--also about 90 acres adjoining saia 49,
farm, conveyed 10 said Executor by SAID MOVIE
discharge OF debt due The deceased-aiso sl .Soul
piece OF land situated in said Guilod containing
10 acres. set off 10 said Executor on az eA IN
Against Luther Franklin. Wherefore nc P''''
license to sell the same. ,.,nr r.,.,ior.
Guilford, March 8, Is47.
Whenupon, Il Is ordered that said ESeeuyi aoOa
oil persons interested that this court WI oeSap
said application q, the session theeol 70 % M
The probate office in Bratileboro 10 said dsIS. If bs
Goth day Of April next, by publishing copS ihr.s
record Of said application. aud order tne'eoa,
weeks successfully In the Vermont PbG9h, p;'s'
said Braillehoro, previous 10 said time Of hea'"s'
A true copy OF Record, s p.a,, .
Attest, b. ID. HARRIS, keg'
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Hard WARE GOODS.

CSSnh IeceNsu ~ i cl.is7.l S o iLEh,
bench Planes, Beads. Flows, Match Planes, Chsels,
Plane Irons, Try Squares, Spirit Levels, ADJ, Halch-
cts, Braces and Bits Files, Wood Screws, Bed
Screws Tacks, Braes, Laiches, Locke, Casters Chest
Morocco and Binding Skins, Patent Leather Saddlery
COACH Lace, Knives and FoFke. Pen Knives, Brass
and Iron Candeslicks. Bed Cords. &C., &C.
Feb. 49, .I, -.,..f sf4f va N 81
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MONUMENTS.

TENHE subscriber is now offering the best stock Of
n Grave Stones he has ever had in this place, and
will the ways are settled be receiving add
tons Of the best be had the other other side o
the mountain, at reduced prices. Those wishing 10
purchase will do well to call before purchasing elss
where. M
NATH'L. KITTREDGE.
Brattlcboro East yillsge, March oS, Is47. ISL
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Doors, Sash and Blinds.
&@REMOVAL.

TT1owNsLEY & SONS have removed fom their old
location Brick Store, (sgn OF the Elm Tree)
one door north Wilston * Tyefs store and two doors
south of r. c. Lords Vermont House, where they will be
happy all their friends and many sEw
possible. ENf
Brauleboro, April !, 1877 80
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AND FLAMES. "a
I'M boz. stones O. 81 Shovels,
lVV 50tf Cnrf's G. s. " 4H
90" Afbesi O 8. ~
30 ToweI's G. s, %
sssl5 % 1" Amrs' G s. Spades,
VIZ" IS" Cars G. s.
100 q Msrkham's Superior c. g. Hoes, !.
100 " Whhlocka :" A
30" warranted Manure Forks,
onn ~ 100 q common tsl "it
81" Var Oran's Cast Steel Hay Forks.
Together with foil assortment Of Butts, Screws,
Tscks, Brads, Shoe Nails, Files, Hand Back, Cross
cot, Mill and Circular Saws, Table and Pocket Cot.
lery, Hammers, Hachets, Axes, Scylhes, Plated and
Iron Tea and Table Spoons, Chrst, Till, Door and
Cupboard Locks, Jnpanned Door Handles, Mineral
Door Knobs, Hemp. Flax and Manila Cod Ropes,
Bed Cord and Clothes Lines, Planes Whiiewash,
Paint, Sash and Counter Brushes, &C., &C., al the
lowest New York or Boston prices BY ..s.,.. :.
JOHN 5. GRAY Il CO.
Successors TO Gilbert < Donaldson,
100 Main Street, Hartford, Conn.
March %. 4wSs
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Containing illustrated description Of all the Phre-
biological faculties, together with The Tempemmenis.
This 10 one OF the most important works ever pre-
scented. The Common School Advocate thus speska
OF It's merits "Ths excellent work should be ia the
hands Of evety individual No one old or Young can
read page olit without being improved thereby .'
The Evening Gazette says, "t IA worth lbs weight In
gold" +Irb 49, 80 N
This work 10 now ready fol delivery. Il il beauti-
fully bound In maable form. and may be sent 10 any
part Of the United States Canada small expense
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NEW BOOKS.

VNHE PILoRrn's HASP, by Rev. J. L. MerFek'
The Christian Liturgy and Book Of Common
N'4s''' -" WIN '''' F'' BOOKSTORE.
March 90 81
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L. d. PgouTy,
HAvING disposed OF his interest in the Stove and
HI Tin Ware business 10 Mr. Ashbel Dickinson,
requests all persons indebted to him, TO make imme-
date payment.
He may be found for the present al the old stand
recently occupied by him.
Braueboro, March 90, Ie47. 81
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DEcEiVED and for sale at es
HI DIcKINsoN,s.
Brauleboro, March %. 1876. 4wsi
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GRASS SEED.
LIME, LIME.

90 Iiog'heads good FRESH LIME, for sale at
OO J. II. & w. II. ESfERBRooK'S.
March l6, az. 1850
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nnmesfac Lamentations,

Nrw ORLEANs-ship Orleans-33 bales hemp Newbod
Krait-l53 do Butrit2 hhos potash II Nj Schiefelin
Fowler-l hhds taow Notch ,hnli dn sugar Hough;on
Brothers Il coal bales hemp McGregor Mo.rs-26 hhds
sugar Barnwe-a bales wool i@les do Arto Henser-
bale, cotton 50 q bbs ,lasses rstow Pope CO..
GO huns Rowland Aspi,wal-s56 bids molssses
Morgan co.'s do hams IVA do Merritt co.'s do should
e g. do pork 2,a do lard 70 do fioa so do Perry co
pkgs lard Lopham, Corse co4A bxs starch Pollen Col
gsie-i hid pecan nuts Hasted B,ohen-s' hid, sugar
Meyer Stacken- ok WAX swift Wadron-l20 hd sugar
1877 hides Dennistown Wood COT bbls lard Corwm
col 10 moasscs l39 bis cotton 3 pks mdse to order
New OaLgANs-B k Isabella 800 bfls pork Perry co
I'LL ticces 81 brls pork A 90 kegs lard McChan CO.
II tierces fax seed VI II Tratoa col ok beeswax do
ginseng, Alcott McKssson coy7 hhds sugar brl gin
seag fierce Mathews co3i2 bags whcst7 brls
flour j s L&J Gnswold-3s brs flour Hitchcock co.-l
bx mdz Brady & Aadefson-6 bls tierces hams Ogden
81 bales rags Pesse BrooLs-32 bale, hemp Bnrrtt-12
tics shoulders Hubbard Cheney-6i bales McGregor
Thomas-i53 ksg: lard 30 do grease 2Os brIs pork
Ma,tsnd-2 bxs mdz u Laurie! do Sullivan hhds
shoulders br hams 10 bis shoulders ao5 kegs lard Bur.
r-20 bales moss + + Foley-3 brls taow Foster y
eo3 sack, cotton seed sotenerek bIls pork Hub
bags of wheat McGregor Moris-s1 bfs hams Rowland
Aspnwall. - -.
NEW OaLEAssBris Lydia-iol bbls lard 316 kegs do %
cs hams Lelandlf0 pork 26 cks taow Sooman 20
bills hams n erces do 800 kegs lard 70 hhds sugar to
order. - - -.
bbs flour wsrng, Gregor Col. hhds fax seed h May
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city Trade Report.


New YoRx. TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Feb. 2, 1877.
The markets were less animated, and sales Of bread
stufs less extensive than yesterday. The Sarah
Sands Liverpool steam propeller packet has been out
about fifteen days. and it thought her arrival might
be looked for in FIVE six da with Ii days later
This fact hsd some influence the views Of operators
ASHES were quiet at 81 STA 81 s7h for pots and
Brksw.x~Last sales Southern yellow were made at
261k 2oAc. 49,
nation We nste a sale o. 800 bbls New Orleans at
So 75c I2 cents per barrel given for the refusal
Of 1000 bbs Genessee on the arrival or the next steamer
privileges, which made the transfer equal to about
So s7>Sc which the highest offering price. on the
part of purchasers. Whest-We note sales Of about
10 900 bushels OF good white 0enessee wheat at 81 50
and 200 do Jersey red on private terms Cor"r cns
bushels changed hands at iOs a IO6 cents to day
sales OF about 10 900 bushels at 100 lob cents
The market for ordinary qualities, yellow and white,
was offered, and SOC asked. Rye-We note sales oil
about 1900 bushels on the spot, at ST. Rye Flour-The
6oc Csrnmea was steady at S.. alo bushels Black
eyed Peas sold by auction at DOC per bushel cash
sae Ho5sp oSlss
uctant to sell except at very full prices About one:
third of the purchases, to day were BY spinnsrs ~.
and 600 do Rio at 6f ~ Small lots extra sold at ~
cents.
FIsa~There was nothing doing of Importance.
HEmr.--The last sales American dew rotted, were
made at 500 STA
MoLAssxs-We note sales 300 barrels, and 100 tiercss
New Orleans, at 81 33c.
NAVAL STORES The high rates Of freight have for
some time checked the export demand for turpsnne and
sales have been limited, at nominal quotations Spirits
continued in moderate request, at 4oc. The last sales
| rosin were made at SOC.
| fsovIsiors-ln the forenoon, the market was worry
quiet but towards the close Of change, there was
greaer dsposion to operate We note sales Of about
700 barrels mess pork at M 30 for and Sill rs for
prime; and 400 do ct Ola s7kc for mess and Sll 03<
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g,a.n, Ap,l.ehieol. Post. Aursli.. Smith, Baltimore.

Bedel, Apsachicols, Post; Aurea, Smith, Baltimore.
Arrived.
Ship OIlssns Barrett, 10 days from New Orleans with
Bark Godfrey Besse from Rio yaneiro. Dee zth with
coffee, to Howes Godfrey Go. brig cambridge had
sailed for the river. -
Bark Issbeila Given 81 d,ys from New Orleans, with
mdse. to Elwell & Co 7th ult, on Fonda, spoke ship
Louisa, SNOW from New Orleans for Liverpool.
Brig Frances Lewis 90 days from Talcshuana, with mdse
to ID Cnthea. Left whale ship Iris Of New Bedford,
fall bound home Nov L. lat b. Ion 20 W. spoke sstors
b. brig Royal William. Montgomery. 50 days from Belfast.
with coal and bricks, TO master -,
brig Sara johnson, days from Ct John. NIB with l76
coal Maitland Phelps The has sxperiencedse
weather on the passage. .
Brig lydia Dyer. IS days from New Orleans with mdse,
Brig Ellis Mills % days from New Orlears with mdse.
schr Egremete Raw 10 days from Georgetown, sc, with
81 NJ fact uu Der, TO Badger & Peck
Sc Levan Lank, Townsend, from Philadelphia, with az
schr Edwin Stevens, Briggs, Norfolk, mdse, to &
York. ,,,
ny with schr Mary w scull, for N York.
Schr Jonn Msnlove, Collins, Dover, Del. corn.
Sshr Il chard, Gross, Norfolk, corn.
8chr Commodore, Powell. Norfolk, corn
Schr Cornslia Faulkn, days from Boston, mdss
Below.
Brig Elizabeth Coming from Par', about Dec 9th, with
hides. sc: to Corning u Son.
Also, herm brig
Packet ship for London has anchored at the
w Spit, wind bound.
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$4375,lsO 81

APPOINTMENTS by THE PREsTDENr.-First regl-
ment of Artlery.-First Lieutenant John b
Magruder to bs captain June 49, ls4S vice Irwin assis
tan who under the 7h section Of the act
Of June 49, 1916, elects to vacate his regimenta commits
sion Second Lieutenant Samuel Dawson. to be first
lieutenant, June Is, 1876, vice Magruder, promoted
Breve Second Lieutenant Henry Coppee, of the second
regiment of artillery to be second lieutenant June 49,
1916, vice Dawson promoted. Adjutant Generals De-
partmeut-Firs Lieutenant William w. Mackall, of the
first regiment of artillery, to be assistant aduant gene
raj with the brevet rank OF captain, December 3D. iS46
vice Prentis assistant general who vacates his
staff commission First Lieutenant George Deas, Of the
fifth regiment of infantry to be assistant sdutant general
with the brevet rank of captain December 90 1916 vice
Ridgely, deceased. Appointments in accordance with
the provisions of supplemental Ito act entitled
an act providing for the prosecution Of the existing
war between the United States and the republic Of Mex
co and for other purposes" approved June 49, 1916,
agreeably to their nominations respectively, viz VIII
liam s. kemper of Virginia, to be assistant quarter
maser with tho rank Of captain Henry Erskn, OF Vir
GINA be assistant comrssary with the rank of cap
tain John Miller Bell, of Virginia. to be assistant
surgeon.
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Passengers Sailed.

MISUNDERSTANDING Hbenia from Boston7F Althorf,
Alfred Douglass bearer of dispatches; Kdder Baker
Mr. Bern, Brues. Andrews, Mr. Arhnteld New York
IL Fl Cook Bath, N York; Geo + WormwfeIh w Lewis,
P9ilsdepnia: TB Wallace, Nsw Orlssnsi Mr. Bs.uary
MITCHELL seunon Holland heull Jas Burns, Joseph
johnson, Thompson. Service lit Rev Bishop Powell
France; Chas Kirkpatrick, Liverpool; Gladstone, Eng
lands sr Hesds London; h MeLsmom Jaysm Mae.
Miss 8 s jacobs J MITCHELL Mr. Lamsou. Sterling. Mr.
Sutherland Capt Leyescent, Hhifax; Mackey, Rev
Rryon. Canada-I0. Total Al.
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MARITIME HERALD.
poRT OF NEW YORK. FEBRUARY ..
Cleared.

Cleared.
sb;ps-saracen, fla wilkins Glasgow Woodhull & Mintum;
IJucas Will, ms, Norfolk, h ID Hurlbut Co..
Bark-John Gardiner, Peterson Belize Hon. Alex
andre. . 80, ~, -
line fBri Wyman Liverpool, Braiue; Tor un, Young
Neavts, Holt owen; Prince Dc Jonvs. Gardner. Ha-
vsn. Il q Thursfon Co; Rose, (Br) Munn Hsbor Grace
M, Dunscomb Beckwith Joseph, Keller, New Orleans,
Elweil X Co. ,,. ,,,.r ,,.
Isaac Aeon Crochet, New Orleans, Elwe Co; Leroy
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ParLADxLpHIA, Feb. 2, ls47.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb Z, lS47.
The elegraphic injunction pending against the
Western Telegraph Company Is still hanging by the
eyelids-ths petitioners for the injunction having had
the further hearing of the postponed until this day
week. The respondents anxious for q decision,
while the other party 10 be doing all they to
delay snch q consummation.
daughter of Mrs. Hammond, residing in Lombard
street. last evening dreadfully burned by her dress
catching fire from spirit lamp, portion of the contents
of which she had accidentally spilled The sufferer is not
expected to survive She il less than nine Of age
and had been left alone in the house.
Mr.. Cash. the collector the Columbia Railroad has
been by the powers that be- and his place sup
piled by s. B. Cummings, Esq.
The troop raising by Captain John Butler Of this city
for service in Mexico is ninety strong consisting
entirely of young active and vigorous men, eager to
disting ush themselves the field of battle
German, about As years of age, named Perrot, at
tempted to commit suicide this morning, in house at
OF l3 South Second street. The knife dull
and he failed in severng OF the important vessels
blood but his wound is considered dangerous Pscu.
mary difficulties believed to have led to the attempt
Sales OF Stocks mt Philadelphia.
FEB. 2-FRsT BoARD-53 Lshigh 81, ca; 1900 do 6dh
Bank AZ; 200 do Az II Sandy Beaver Canal 3o 400
SchHvkill Navigation 6 &C. U.s. $500 do 63 49, 100 Gil
Bank o do 07 1900 State 3 73 3sa do 49, 5000
do 1871 1000 do 1914: 1910 do 731; 10 0rsrd Back. M
AFTER SALEs-ieCO state 6 90; 2o Girard Bank. lo1
SECOND BoARp.-4so State SIS, 10; Northern Liberty
| Bank,