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FOR SALE.

Lt0R SALE-A FIRST class THRER STORY ATTIC,
brown front Houso In Msdson avenue betxeen
and 3ls streets near Madison square, Tha house sy~ ewth
ovey the Croon, hot AID cold
nxures so The from. srlor "A feet assp With ornamental
truss transom tho centre, VITA Is eet; the
story Is lifted foy coerao The house
surpassed for elegance and wckrsznshp By Of its
north Of m sret The ajoinr< together with In ths
30 had with tho house nqaro OF wx O. C0NNER,
"a Am street corner OF Nassau
VU'HE Bhs1 CHANCE YEE-FoR SALE, A CHEAT BAR
gain applied for tho is going to California;
splendid Porter aud ster House. do gool cash bu
snes; rent low only sra less Also, Grocery nda
Liquor Store beat orfern the city For fse two ouse
end Lots, pes than III cent. situated Wash
irgop stree. i above Canal street The two will be sold
for $3.50. Cares like h,se oar agsin Perons
in want Of good ,ar d.. OF to sol out may cal
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CLOTHlyG.

n T. LONG5TREET HAS ON HAND, AT HIS WHOLE
". sale and retail Clothing Warehouse No. "a Nassau
T. large assortment of Overeoats OF all in Also
variety Winter Business Coats which he vii sell
regard for the purpose Of mskng for his
Spring stock which ho intends shall exceed
United states
r ADIES CLOAKsI CLOAK5-sELLING OFF 8ELUw
IL cost The subscriber has large stock hand land DO
sold few wsek of CHI goods aud richly trimmed olyaks
be found and respectfully invites the ladies oah
anime for themselves Remember j. D. HAWK y6rsnd st.
between Or hard ard Ludlow street. New York r. ACoaks
made tosrder.
DAMS PANIs-F. ATHENS. S2X Ann ST tfET, Is DE
ernned TO clear his whole stock and th,ref
reduced the price his 81 Pants 49, and others
Also bano Of Coats Pants asd Ves
order bat called for which will be cold below
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DANClNG.

ERINA BALL-FIFTEENTH ANNUAL BALL OF THE
II Ena BE evoent Assoc alton will be ted the New As
tenby Rooms Chinese Museum, 6S9 Broadway Wednesday
Evening" January S9he proceeds to be appropriated for
the Benefit Of the r. Orphan ASYLUM Prince Tho
on most extensive and magnificent calo
odworhs celebrated Coton engaged
ekets three Dosr admit gentleman ladies only
be had of the following Committee of Direction
OEonor "a St Marks place. p. Brenan walker Elm
J. Colgan, II Jsmes st. y. HulvehlL IS Onvsr st.
q. Fitzaeiald, Oak st. J. A. McGlynn, " Third st.
,. Dnnn 1871 Weet 18th at. Gilmartiu 20 Mottst.
w. Dcnman, ~ Chatham st. j. Kpsly "a East 10th
T. GsrIct. 23 Chatham st. r. McElroy, 9th street.
J. Kent IL Sixth st. j. Dowdali 81 Marion st.
+. QuiR, 372 sixth st. Z. Kelly, Bayavd Mott st.
H. Kelly, 1873 Bowery. J. Cody lf2 Liberty st.
~ Mch con, 2o5 Bleecker st. T. Shea "a LIBERTY st.
q Berne 80 Fulton st. Oven Colgan, 90 James street.
i. Mccarthy, lis Nassau st. Brooklyn.
Or Of the Secreta y,
]. q. NICHOLSON, 80 Franklin st
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE,


BcsroN, Dec @,Brsker's boards shares Old Colony
saliss s g Tssa. a f 1;
nesday RI O. heading RR. 4, q DO bs li
s s; z g do a a.! sys.%S'
'i'!sa sas EssfssF sS'S O
%n "a IS S.a hofssFn
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
OF the week are LOO beef cattle including 600 head
from New York, $50 COWS and calves, 600 hogs, and
800 sheep and lambs Prces-Bs all taken at
advanced Iatee mostly within the Of So 81 rs
the lC0 lbs Cows and calves sold at Sl4 for dry,
$40 $25 for springers. and Sl3 $50 for fresh
Hogs-Nesrly all taken at 81 SIS rs the 100 lbs Sheep
and ST rs So rs for the latter az in quality Hay
has advanced and good timothy sold at 100 $50 the
cwt Straw is stationary at So So the 100 bundles.
6l0 beef cattle 270 stores 2450 Sheep and 100 swine
Prices Beef quote to correspond with last
rssa So shGi s squss
Oxen-Sales at $40, SIS, and SIPS Cows and Calves
Sales At so, s27, and $50 sheeg-sales at 81 g.
peddle ut 414c. At retail from 4ac to &c.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
HAVANA, Dec. 2l.-There is NO change in the sugar
market. The transactions are very unimportant,
assorted kinds, So, sA esi, OK rials; ordinary
whites * rails COCA to nns whites, ~ sk ra's
lows Ga rails good to fine yellows 5l 6X rails
browns, ga 81 rails Cucuruohos, Az rails. The
accounts from the country about the growing
not in any degree more favorable. The crop this
side Of the Island will be late, and will show heavy
deficiency. From the south side (where the whole
yield is very insgnifcsnD hear that the pro-
duction will not be so large as was at first expected
it may probably amount to an average result. We
must look forward to considerable decrease in the
quantity furnished by this Island, while presume
the nted States will require larger supplies Of
sugars than they took this year. their home crop
Of
pretensons as to prices. Very little has been done
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


TTNBE COPARTNERSHIP hEaETOFOKE EXITtNa BE-
tween g. Petbone and Israel Tucker sthis day dis
Gao s. PETTIBoNE.
ISRAEL s TUCKER.
~ Dec 20 1s4The Annual Election Thirteen Directors OF
this company will be held this ooo No 76 street. on
Monday the 9Th day Of January next between the hour
and IL o'clock NJ Tho transfer book will DO closed from
%5d inst until After the election By order:
NOTICE AND CAUTION.-AS PENS or VARIOUS
stamps and worthless pAmed BY and
deception old customers ho wsud
sell poor article with false stamp nure the reputation
gold pens have been many in Obtaining aud
ling vendors state that have given business
publicity and pronounce them both totay false Dies my
name having been lost taken have changed
stamps and dies All genuine Bagey pens made arc
stamped ALBERT G. Basley New York; in scroll form.
ALBERT @. BAGLEY.
CARD BY LONG STUDY AND EXPERIENCE, WE
have the objections urged gold pens
hnd brought them ecton human sk and
Duity accomplish Our latest improvement improved
inches and half in length Of double biehns which secures
from bruspg breaking Extended 1t 10 OF usual length
From the demand induced to believe they the
leading article in mark Also gold aud silver pom pencil
OF beautiful patterns Dealers may depend an
immediate supply Of their orders at the lowest prices
Warehouse old stand) lsy Broadway, New York.
New York, 18th Dec l8tS. A. q BAGLEY & co.
tkorzed to sell Our only Alexander
Morton and H. w. Person whom commend
Of busiress and who authorized transact busness
for
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Second Board.
CITY TRADE REPORT.

M.
Merchants were anxiously waiting the receipt Of Ia
ter news expected by the Europa 1t being the last
business day of the year, Change thny attended
Trade was not brisk, but prices for all kinds pro-
duce were steady with an upward tendency In -four
and provisions. The stock Of flour on hand in this
city the present time or at ths close Of the present
year was estimated at from 100000 100000 bbIs and
the stock Of wheat at about 47S.000 bushels These
supplies we're not considered large for the season.
interior, until the resumption of navigation 1t vas
also supposed the arrivals from southern ports would
not be large. Should the accounts respecting the
cholera at New Orleans prove true, 1t expected
shipms nts from that point would be curtailed These
with the prospect that the next steam
er might bring accounts Of the closing Of the Baltic
ports with ice with soHe Mt in the nxlish
markets. caufed holders of -four to take frmer stand
This they were tie better enabled to do from the fact
OF an easy money market. The most of the receivers
had stored their supplies provided against contingent
Liabilities and hence were prepared to wait the future
turns or The market The sales made to-day to
the home trade, at full prices, and in
advance. Sales of Wei tern wheat were made terms
stated below Sales of corn were limited, without
material change in quotations. Meal stood before
Oats were firm. Provisions firm; and nearly all
the old pork offered taken, at higher prices than
prevailed yesterday Beef also firm with moderate
saler. Lard continued quiet. Groceries were selling
only In moderate way Cotton was steady witnifair
SO 121. Pearls were steady, at So %.
BREApsTUFrs -Ftour-Ths sales reached 5000 q
S. IS s ana . osss0 bsSd.
Michigan at So 6Sh In the above was also included
800 barrels Oswego, at SIS 664; 500 do uninspected
Western canal, at SIS rs There was better inquiry
for Southern and sales Of 400 barrels Richmond were
made at S. Al Petersburg City Mills was steady at
So &c. while holders inclined TO ask better prices
Wheat Further sales Illinois wheat rep ,rted at
1l2hc; and 500 do Ohio, at 1l3c. Corn-The only
sale of moment was 5000 bushels Southern white, on
private terms prime yellow ranged froms67c to SOC
old remained about the same MeaI-Ssles of 100
barrels Jersey were made, at So S7S So 94 and $50
do sold, sfioat at 81 So. Rye-The last sales were
made at &c. Oafs-Csnal were firm, at 40c
HAY-Prices ranged from 45c. to SOC.
Provisions The aggregate sales of new prime
and mess amounted TO 700 500 barrels at 81 SO
for the former, and at STA so for the mess after
wards held at $l4 49, 200 q 800 barrels old mess
were eold at $l4, with some lots prime 1T SILL Lard
continued quiet Beef-A small sale OF beef hams (25
baTrels twas made at $751; and rs barrels hcago
1t $1l rs. There nothing in cheese butter
WHIsKEY.- Sales Of rs hogsheads drudge were made
at 221c. cash. and at 23c. four months.
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------------------------
The California Herald.

THE CALIFORNIA HERALD, full Of valuable iuforna-
ton relative to the Gold Regon and the route thither
accompanied by MAP OF THE GOLD AND QUICK
SILVER REGION, is ready for delivery. IL contains
twenty columns Of reading matter Single copies
in wrappers, sxpence. Agents requested to send
in their orders as rapidly as possible.
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IONS which has accumulated to the credit OF the So
vsrs companies within the past six months and been
with drawn from the channels Of trade Suoh large
amount, let loose by the payment Of dividends must
have very fssogabls influence upon the money mar
ket and give greater Impetus TO tbs upward N ,ve-
me Mt in all Kinda of atocka
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GEOLOGICAL BALL. IS AND 81 bOWEnY.-THIS MAG
~ nifoent estaslishnnent 10 daily from TX till and
from 6H till r. r. The hall Of exhibition 10 fitted up With
elegance and thecosoon Of living Beasts
The lane and most perfect Amerios performance y
Ponies and honhie Mr. Brooks Of Lions II
gra Admission coats children half price Bee
sontiokets8G VAN AMBURGH h co Proprietors.
NEW ORLEANS sRBENADERS GRAND GALA CON.
broadway above Blocker street On IqaljtiS
for the second time in citizens dresses Admtanoe
cent?. Doors Olen 1t 7-concert at o'clock.
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Another aIifo rnIa herald,

We shall publish another CALIFORNIA HERALD. It
will contain all the additional intelligence that may
arrive from the Gold Region, and be illustrated with
a splendid map Of the Bay Of San Francisco, with all
the soundiBgs and islands carefully delneated.
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LOST, &c.

I osr-A GOLD WATCH, wITa GOLD DIAL AND CAP,
IL marked inside Breng Lace erich No. 1921 Tho ldor
will DO suitably rewarded returning to GEO ALLIN
at No. IS Mas u street.
CTRAYED OR TAKEN FROM IS 10 YARD Sc LAST
~ evening" about II o'clock, sorre boba horse Sleigh
and BELLS Whoever will them Heory Elieris
stable Of Broadway and Grand street. will literally
rewarded Dec. 81, 1913.
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MEDICAL.

STOPI sToPli STOP d NIX JENkiss ~aY wiFs has
~ Saded her foot and tell nae where got box Of
une Dslleys Pam Extractor! Yes air: II you want 10
article you 10 10 Nassau street. between Ann
and Fulton, wbeye II Be obtained Wholesale and retail
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LAMPS, &c.

n AMPS AND GIgANDOLES-0N ACCOUNT or THE
IL recent weather, Mogsns Lamp store wl DO open
Monday New Years morning. until ii O'Clock, ~ No. lH
Fwsppstrec oEe deoy est " BysNdrAy,
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MEXICAN CIRCUs-SANOS LENT CO, PROP RE
IA torsBrt adway AlhAmbrs Prince street-Boxes
ceng circle 20 cenchdren half price On New Yess
day and evening two at evening
The troupe OF eight Arabian Camc the PERFORM
ing E ants the Fighting Ponies the Trick Ponies peb
dancing horses May Fly and Bucep aus the fairy seei Cnde
rea ~, Sands and his acnted children;
Mr. Stout Master Aym,1 Master Maurice Sands Mr d.rd-
Decamp Equestrian Director Nc Stout Doors open half
past /, and at g. m. JFO3aAY, frc,surer
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WANTS..


MISUNDERSTANDING AGENTS TO MAKE SALES
w Throughout tho country. at Wholesale Of
versal use. Apply at rs Broadway.
M ANTED-A PERSON "a SPANIARD) TO COPY SPAN.
w sh letters &c. Pc will be
the ontb Apply between the hours Of IL o'clock A. NJ
ats West Fosrteen tn street
VTNO DRUGGISTS-WANIED, BY A YOUNG MAN, A str
uatoh IS istant in wholesale retail
The advertiser willing for moderate
his entire services the best
Drug Clerk" Herald office.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

INRENCH CALF BOOTS FOR ~ 90 USUALLY ST. FINE
csf g. usually 20 and IS in other cheap be
found at tho French and American boot and Shoe 81
street Store Mondfy morning 0veoes 81 20 and
" 10. Don't forget, 30 Ann street.
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DURroNp rHsArKy. u8ANBgps srRErr-voyp.v
MORE, AND MOST POsIrIvELY

VNABERNACLk-ONCEM MORE AND MOST POsITIvELY
Tor the last time in this country the Grand concert
given by Madame Al M Bishop scale unparalleled spendr
received with unbouu ded enthusiasm with repeated on
Tuese Evening jan s49 which occasion Madame
Bishop ng other popular and celebrated
Sopgs Duets and Ballads Sig Pers the eminent
Cne several admired pieoeshs last this
a.os;ys Italian Opera LONDON &C. will present. for the Las.
lyric symphony in two divisions called Voyage Musical ia di
rent the world introducing national selected from
state accompanied with instruments peculiar each county
To which will be added and ornsl grand chorus entitled
the california Gold hunters Musical Director, Mr. George L
der In the Voyage Musical Mr. Bochsa w preside at the
harp. Full particulars Of the whole in pro-
To render this unique Gala Concert splendid
possible the exterior Of the Tabernacle will be gay Illuminated
and Military Band stationed under the port will
the ,isitsr Tickets 81 eaoh Door, Concert
mence at So'olOok
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WASHINGTON, Dec. %. 1913.

WASHINGTON, Dec. % 1878.
Rough and Ready Netting Complimentary Sup
per 10 Richard Wdlaeh, Esq, President of the
Rough and Ready Club.
The young wings of Washington gave a COM
plimentary supper this evening, at Coleman's Ho-
tel, to Richard Walach, Esq, President of the
Central Rough and Ready Club, in expression of
the consideration of his services pending the late
Presidential campaign.
About one hundred persons sat down to the coll
lation, and among the excellent things which
graced the board, there were OF game, phea-
SAINTS, wild turkeys, venison, wIdgeons, pigeons.
black ducks, canvass backs, par,ridges, and
broad-b,lls.
Col. w. w. Seaton, Mayor of the city, pre-
fided. On the removal OF the white cover, he
presented Mr. Walach to the meeting IN grace
iu and complimentary speech, to which the young
bsrrlster replied with his usual modesty aud ee-
gance. Speeches were then successfully made by
Mr.. J. M. Carlisle, Zone OF the able COUNSEL Of
Mr.. Nugent, of the Herald, on the trial OF the
grounds Of his Imprisonment by the Senate); Mr.
Hugh White, of New York Mr.. w. b. Preston,
OF Va; Mr., Grady, of Pa. Mr.. H. Collins Lee, Of
Md and others, and the meeting was kept up to
late hour. A letter " as read from Hon. Tru an
Smith, IN answer to an invitation, extending his
best wishes to the meeting, but pleading absence
on account OF domestic afflictlOn.
tive OF the probable conduct or policy of General
Taylor; but remark by Mr.. Brady, that although
the wings fought for principle, the Offices in
cident OF the victory, and they cannot help taking
them, seemed at least to develope oae object Of
the club, for the incident was received with I'M
bounded applause. The remark of Mr.. Brady, too,
that he believed IN the policy that party, If It
had any rewards to bestow, should reward it's
company; so that we suppose the Rough and
Ready Club are disposed to accept of their per
cop,ta of "the spoilsy' which all perfectly fair
according to the rules and articles of war Mr..
Richie came in for compliment or two by tho
way: but we did not hear that he was invited to
the festival
As an expression Of thanks and fraterna regard
for Mr. Wallach the festival was neat and fat
terng compliment, and no doubt it will have its
weight with General Taylor; at least we hope So
for Mr. WaIlach is an honest, talented and capa-
BILE young man. The District democrats came IN
for alarge share under Mr. Polk, and the District
wings have the right to expect something of Old
lack, though we are apprehenslve that they will
not get all that they expect.
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The Proprietor OF the Goodyear Rubber
Empor um, l69 Broadway gives keep
open during the greater part New Years Day.
cmmodaon Of gen temen requiring 0vershoes This
but greatly many have
10 provide themselves
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WAsHINsToN, Dec. %, 1913.
Congrsss.

WASIIfN2TON, Dec. ., I5B,
Congrsss.
Congress are tinkerng away upon incidental bu-
siness. The Senate. TO-DAY, expended several hour
upon private bills, and the House passed through
committee a bill to meet certain defclenciss In
last years appropriations. Minnesota, Nebraska,
New Mexico, and California, all lie over for the
present: The slavery question IN the District lies
over The tariff was broached again to-day in the
House; but all these great questions lie over until
The New Year. Nor do expect that anyth ing can
be done IN the two months that are TO follow.
There is, meantime, occasion for high excitement
on the slavery question:; but for serious alarm
When the time comes, the modrados will bring up
the reserve.
We have good many strangers in the city, and
the number, after New Years day, will be rapidly
augmented. Hold steady hand TO the helm, and
the ship will outride the storm that Is comiag on
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INDIA RUBBER TSUhKS-CALIFORNIA TRAVELLERS
may find most excellent substitute for trunks Ia water
proof made Of the
stand every climate Price wonderfully low with every article
required by parties In CALIFORNIA; calling -
street where fair prices prompt execution ovders any
sany OF goods may he found In STORE For a aud warranted
by the manufacturer. HORACE RI. DAY,
Courtlau dt street
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Business Boots only Four Dollars a pair at
Ann street. manufactured expressly for service and
Of the best Of materials AID warranted good
service boots made French waterproof boots from 81
" to So, ut JONESS IA Ann 1T
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WA9HINaro ron, Dec. %, lS43.
Tie M,rican Boundary Aga,n- Warehousing Re-
porf---Ihe Postmaster Gcneraish,p-7M CITY
Post OGce-7he HcathT- Mr.. Maaeady, &c.
We find, upon reflection, that the boundary diff
Guilty which, In all probability, sprang up between
this country and Mexico, was not correctly stated
by us In our letter the other day. The state Of tho
case is this, BY the terms of the treaty, the boun-
Diary is required to run "along the whole soush-
ern boundary Of New Mckee, (WHICH yuAs eeg'h
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NOR CALIFORNIa-PAssAGE ONLY-TaE NEW AND
Il fast sailing bak Harriet Newell Lockwood having
her feh oil engaged and ready sail in few
modae four five Application s
diater to RICH RID ". JE5SUP, l7S South street.,
NOR SAN FRANCISCO, (CAlIFORNIA.l-THE SPLEEN.
did fact selling bark hazeppa will sail about the 10th Jan
uary sooner II full has superior state
tons and take IL second class
deck She ill 30 commanded BY captain
going out would do well to examine this vessel
East River She can take the bulk Of 1850 barrels freight
and will insure ct the best rates For freight passage apply
Wk =. T0OLE, II South William street
nor CALIFORNIA AND THE GOLD MINE4-A MOST
preparing Has it occurred take
venture Of Friction Matches John d. Stevens
have been known for years perfectly ta light portable aud
not the least affected by the rainy 10 California
by the insurance companies
boxes Prices low Depot. III Maiden ane
EOR CALIFORNIA. TO SAIL ONTuE I'd OF JANUARY
fast sailing corpecd aud copper fastened brig
wOLColT W. L. Northam, master 1850 barrels capacity
ing mot OF her cargo engaged will positively above For
Y. 9S ,Pessags having SUPERB.
81 Water street, CABIN passage $50.
EOs CALIFORNIA AND TIE GOLD RE0IONs-A VA
luable opportunity to SETTLE The fine brig COR DELLA will
sail from ew York about the 10th
character wishing settle visit that country have
opportuni, Of joining a.7pany going out in the vessel
cure them comfortable home and until other Ar
be made An experienced we
with the Pacific oosr will ake charge Of the the
company can have the advice and asancs OF the agent
may be Of Importance to sett remaining in the
entefprize be had OF the subscriber applied within
few days Price t25l ISAAC SMITH. 0i Wall Front
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF THE LATEST PUBLICA.
~ on and superior and second For
sale low BY D. E00ERT son, $50 Pearl street
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Perpetual Gloss OvershOev.--Go0dye
warehouse e0 broadway opposite Trinity chuchyard continues
heretofore the perfect
oveyshoe manufacture expressly for lie retail customers
the lattt French styles yet sold at the lowest prices
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MORE LAWRENCE MUNIFicENcE--Wm. Law
renee of Boston, lately deceased, left by his will
go, goo TO the Groton Academy. The amount is
10 remain on interest ull it reaches $4,000, then
10 be appropriated for purposes OF instruction. cha
ilty to the INDECENT pupils &c. THIS institution
has heretofore received large sums from the Law
Fences. Groton was their native town --Spr1ng-
reid Republican.