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LORRAENE'S Pills.

Vegetable Universal Medical Curative Of The
FRENCHCOLLEGE OFHEALTH, INPARIS
The extraordinary purifying power of these Pill,
surPass all other medicine known. Consequently fol
ordinary physc for family use, they are the most safe
and sautary ever offered TO the publc-nay be taken
at all times and by ALL person that takes these Pills
Will never need TO take an emefc for ii the stomach
Is filled with impurities, to need an emetc they
are sure TO rom and entirely disodge all foul matter
But II the stomach is healthy and no impurities in Il
not the slightest nausea is felt
II is well understood that nine of all the
cases Of consumption, which annually consgn forty
thousand victims to the grave originate from obstruct
ions caused by taking cold.
All this is efEectuaiy prevented by timely applica.
ton Of LA MEDICINE CURATIVE PIILSi
VI The above for sale by the following Agents
Newiane BlIchard and Sawyer, w. G.. PAry vii
Evansville W.L.Wiiarns Miller & Clark;Vernon Aon.
20 Newton Bellows Falls, Norman Harris Saxton's
hVer, Russell q Esterhrooks; Rockingham l.. S.
fAdy H. spaldingi CaInbddgeport, d. I. Gushing
Putney, Isaac CTout, Nm. H. Uphsm, Dnmmerston
q w. Emerson Asa Knights Townshend, Johnson a.
Weathereei West Townshend rhos Cool Whit.
ingham S. Gpodnow, hi Green; Jacksonyiile sr,n.
ner iowenj tiuiliord, +. r. Adams Haliiax r. X
q !. iclri West lllliiaK, |. 4 S. 1. HitcbcocL
keadsborot joel Ranney Wilmington Oraon smith ,
Dover, +. 4. Perry Grafton, Geo NJ Barrett \varJs
horo J. 4 II. Rice West Wardsboro Daniel Harris
soni North Wardsboro, Converse K Higgins; Jam
Mca, ,, g. Sumnerj Winlham, VIM. Harris a. SON
Westminster East, Joel Aldrch Westminster NYest
field, r. & U. Burke Weston, Asa B. Fogter Cbes,p
J. c. Stoddard. '' "N'aHu'
And by G. II. SALISBURY, Brattleboro. Cen,,,,
Agent for the State ofVt
All orders supplied q
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DieEinsom Type Foundry,
No. 90 washington street, Boston.

mo- % WubhtubtOh ftOshous
DRINTING TYPES the most desirable Scotch
il English and American patterns, for Book
Newspaper, or Job work, constantly for sale as
above, or furnished to order at short notice also
fine assortment of CUTS, ORNAMENTS, and
BORDERS.
The attention Of Printers and Publishers is inyi.
ted particularly to the very handsome and durable
ScorcmcuT LETTER cast at this Foundry These
superior faces" offered to the trade at the
same rates which are paid for type Of the most
binary character.
Prices Reducet.--From this date prices
will be follows with liberal discount for Cash on
delipcy:
Plea, per N. 30 Brew. on Min BODY, as
Plea on S. Plea body 80 Minion, ~
Small Plea 90 Nonparei IS
Long Primer "a Agate, ~
Bourgeois, 81 Pearl los
BREWER, 40 Diamond, leo
PRINrERs' WAREnooH.--Presses, Cases, Stands,
Galleys, Composing Sticks, Chascs, Brass Rule
Ink, &c. sold at manufacturer prices.
o. Type from other Fonndrics supplied to or
der. PHELPS s DALTON,
Successors to S. y. Dickinson
October 9, lsis Gwl2
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Farm for Sale,

n CONSISTING Of about so acre.
n n .fkfTs.s " Of land, one mile and hal
"a south Of the centre Of the town o.
FtssRs zsstsiS Vernon; is well divided into pas
turing, moving and tllage land
Said farm Is well wooded and watercd. A libera
pay day can he had il wished For particulars cal
on the subscriber DAVID STREETER.
Vernon, Nov, LIST, ls4s. ~
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A CAR ID.
T.. & l.. r. Woodcocl

T.. & l.. r. XVOOdCOck
VNAkE this opportunity to offer to the people OF
l. Braitleb0ro and vicinity their sincere thanks
for the unexpected AMI liberal patronage extended
to them at their old stand, and would respectfully
solicit continuance OF the same, at their New
store. Main St., south OF the bridge where We
are receiving and opening great variety Of
Goods of every description.
DRY OOODS.-English, French and American
Prints, latest styles Scotch and American Cling.
hams; Silk finished do; Mourning do NJ de
LANES Twilled Cashmercs; Silk and Cotton
Warp Alpaccas; Lustred do. Madonna Stripes and
Plaids; Hermann Stripes, SC. Shavls--sone
new and beautiful patterns, aud at very low prices
Ladies Worsted CraYats Gloves and Hosiery.
Colored Cotton Table Covers, Brown Linen do
Damask do, Scotch and Russia Diaper Sc
Corros GooDs.- Brown and Bleached Sheeiing.
Shiriing Denim, Drilling, &c. 1t exceedingly low
rates.
Household Articles.
Crockery, Glass and Stone Ware, Table Cutlery
Sad Irons, busting Brushes, Mats Sc, So.
West India Goods and Groceries.
Having made mn extensive addition 10 our for.
ner stock, we haiier ourselves that We can meet
the wants Of any WHO may favor Us with a cali
SUGAEs, numerous qualities
TEAS Of ~ good quality and flavor, and al as
low prices can he found
MOlasses, Syrup, Coffee, Spices Butter Cheese.
Lard, Pork, Dry Fish, Mackercl Salmon, Table
Salt, T. l. do, Liverpool do. and in fact, Groceries
Of all kinds In large or small quantities.
~ The above Goods we offer for Cash or good
lro'iues as low can be bought in windham
Nouh'!' lisl Nov. i6, tsss.
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Wool Carding.

VNHE WOOL CARDING business will .. ,,
IL promptly attended to at the establishment :"
Messs. Hines Ne.0man T. Co. No credit given,
Also, Cloth dressed a. the Wooden Factory, OF
short notice. ,p
BrattleborO, June la. ls4s, -
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DR.. al. ID. PUTNAM

HAS lately received "HLLLS STOPPLNG,n a
IL new article for Filling Carious Teeth. 1t is a
compound material perfectly harmless, both as it
respects the Teeth and the Constitutional Health
easy Of applicaton--being introduced into a cavity
in plastic state, and hardening as soon as it Is
packed. 1t can be applied with case to the merest
shells Of Teeth, and its adhesive property is such
as to be retained without difficulty.
10 "HILLs SToPPING" comes highly recon.
mended by eminent Dentists in New York aud 9TH
or States.
Brattleboro. Nov 20, ls4s. 1
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New Tailoring Establishment.
Kid and Morocco stock.

FINHE Subscriber continues TO manufacture Kin
Il and Morocco LEATHER in all its various
branches and the experience Of being practical
workman enables him to have as good articles in
his line Of business as any other manufacturer in
New England As do not employ any but first
rate workmen OF temperate habits and will sell as
low for cash approved credit as any other esab-
lshment, Country Merchants please call and see II
you cannot do well as elsewhere.
63- Those who send their orders will he dealt
with the if present, if not it will he their
privilege TO return the Stock at my expense.
GEORGE PACKER,
10 Blackstone Street.
Boston, Nov. 4th ls4s. 3mosl2
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4 lash wanted by the subscriber to balance some
" ofhis book accounts; and those that have been
standing over one year may be assured thai they
will have to pay intercat, without fail,
p. sIaoNDs.
Oct 10, is4s.
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MORE NEW GOODS
AiNn. a Granilc RnW.

MORE NEW GOODS
AZ No. 4 Granite Row.
ALBERT H. DAY e. BRO1IIER
HAVE received = very large nssorimcn, Of Dar
Ill GooDs.
SILKS, SHAWLS, DRESS GOODS,
CLOAKLNGS, MILLINERY GOODS,
DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS.
GLOVES, HOSIERY, sc
Housekeeping s. Furnishing Goods IN all their pIrisiics
To the GeHL,Ncn We would say that sc are now
prepared 10 show you an assortment Of
French German. Eng and Am. Broadcloihs,
Fancy Black Cassiincres and Docskns,
Ncstngs, Crayais, Scars, and Furnishing Good
generally
We arc in the way 81 furnishing
Garments of all kinds Ready Made,
which cannot fail to give satisfaction.
We shall net publish list Of prices, nor talk Of
Election returns, Small Pox being exierminatcd,
nor what amount oi Goods We have Just received
but oil say TO all wishing to buy, that we have, We
biiers, quite iargs, ytec and flsioa1lic assort
iaenl Of Goods and will sell thcm as ior as can be
had those places where they set forth themselves
rs being able TO oaieio srcryioiy-name theirs the
allow PEicE SroRE' hens,ires &C. For our own
part VIC had much rather castomeIs and the
FalSle should give ours that name, than assume 1t
ourselves, believing the least s,olr and hussbug in
business Is the most sought o- by the thinking com
muniy
~ Please give Us irial before making your
purchases
ALBERT H. DAY BROTHER
November, lsis. 6wl4
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Wool, Wool.

IN AAA LBS. Of Wool wanted at the Brat
III ,UUU tleboro Wooden Factory, in ex.
change for Cassimeres and Tweeds. A good as
sortment constantly on hand.
+, A, WHEELER, Agent
Brsttleboro June ~, Is4s -
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Mount EagIc TrinoIi.

A NEW and superior article for cleansing and
n polishing all finished metallic surfaces, such as
silver Plate, Brass, Britannia and other wares
For sale in large or small quantities by
BUTTON s CLARK.
i"""e"oio' wv 90 1895 10
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PATENTS.
American and Foreign Office.

American and Foreign Office.
And Agency for he u States Patent Office, WashiHs'
ton, No 20 STATE STREET, BOSTON
VNHE subscriber, by appointment from the Com
Il missioner OF Patents, is agent of the u. ). Pa
tent Office for receiving and forwarding the same
models, specimens or manufactures to be patent
cd or deposited therein, which will be sent free o
erPense and risk and with despatch. lie will prepare
Caveats, Specifications Assignments, and all the
necessary Papers and Drawings for Patentsi will
make researches into American and Foreign
works, to test the validity of inventions, and rem
der advice on legal and scientific matters, respect
ing the same, Patents secured in Europe and 9TH
err countries.
BY application to this office inventors are saved
the time and cost of journey TO washington
and delay there, as well as all personal trouble IN
obtaining their patents. They also have the I'D,
vantage Of geTbdLy explaining their Inventions and
Of consulting in respect TO them matters IN general,
ofpdramoaEi importance in order 10 obtain correct spe'
eifodtions and claims. The experience of sirtseH
years practice extensive collection of rare works,
decisions, &c, on mechanical subjects, the Patent
laws and patents Of different countries, collected
at much expense during the long time this Office
has been established, together with accounts
here kept of inventions patented at Washington
enable the subscriber to afford to inventors, desr
Gus Of procuring Pateuts, assistance and inforna,
ton which in other respects might be difficult "
attainment
RH EDDY, Civil Engineer
Sent. /. Iyl
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The Old Dickinson Printing omce,

% WASLING1ON S1REEI.
UE A2hlSS % Po MOODY
TUNIOR partner Of the late firm Of 8. N DIcN-
j INsoN Co. having again leased his old stand
81 Washington Street, respectfully solicits from his
friends aud former customers q continuance Of such
orders for
Book, job, Gard, or Ornamental
PRINT ING,
as their business or fancy may require 1t will be
his ambition to maintain the reputation Of this old
and well known Printing House Two prime OBJ
jecis, as heretofore will always be had in vew:-to
do work well and cheap; for with nothing else will
progressive public taste aud the exigency Of the
times he satisfied.
c. c. T. NJ trusts that the large experience he
has had in every department Of the Printing Bus
ness in connection with his late esiimable partner
Ma $. n Dickinson, will not be considered entire
ly yalurless by those who may have further need o.
his services Every effort will be made to give en-
tire satisfaction both in regard to the quality and
price OF work
Specimens will be exhibited whenever desired
and "estima,es' for all kinds Of printing given will
perfect freedom. The public arc invited to call a
the old stand,
81 Washington Street,
Where, as heretofore, will be found the neaies
Printing Office in Boston.
November, 1913. 3w&cop3wi!
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FOR SAIE.

RzzA fTNiE House on High Stree, known
&&HnA Il as the "Wurren House,
~ iiiM The above properly is pleasantly 10,
fs Gated on High Street, (hut few rods
from Mainl is conveniently arranged
for two families, and contains sufficient front land
for another good building lot, The above will be
sold low by immediate application to either of the
undersigned. C. g. HALL,
CALVIN ToWNSLEY.
April |, ls4s. tfsQ
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DIR. Fitch's INSTRUMENTS.

A BDOMlNAL supporters, Shoulder Braces iva.
N rious kindsl, and lnhaling Tubes.
ALSO, his Book Of ask Lectures on prevention
and cure Of Consumption" a new lot Just receiy-
cd for sale by A. II. DAY & BROTHER
October rs, ls4s. 10
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Wanted.

A GOOD YOUNG HORSE, for which a fair
IN price will be paid in Furniture.
A. VAN D0ORN & SONS.
Bsattletoro, Oct. 81, Is4s. m
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Connecticut River Railroad.
go - esa ~ "A


PASSENGER TRAINS run every day, Sun
j. days excepted,) MS follows:
Leave Greenfield for spnngfelda at sAoA NJ and
6P.M
Leave Springfield for Greenfield, at els A. n.
and L. NJ.
Passengers leaving Brattlcboro by the stage at
a. NJ, reach Greenfield in season for the $40 A.
Nj. train and arrive at Springfield at 1920 A. NJ,
and can proceed directly by the Hartford and New
Haven Railroad and Steamboat TO New York or
waiting till u z. NJ, leave for Boston, worces-
ter, Providence, Albany, Troy &c, by the trains Of
the Western Railroad.
Those leaving Bratileboro by the stage at ppm,
reach Greenfield at f. NJ, and Springfield at
5.45 + NJ and can proceed directly to New York
city by the night train and steamboat.
Rsiuning, passengers leaving Boston by the B.
and w. r. Road at A. NJ, by the New York & N.
Haven boat Of A. NJ, or Albany by the Western
Railroad Mt u A. NJ, arrive at Springfield in sea.
son for the T. NJ. train for Greenfield reaching
the latter place about 4 p. NJ, where stages are in
readiness Tor those wishing to 60 to Bratteboro or
farther north.
Passengers leaving Boston Rt p. NJ or Albany
at 245 r. NJ, arrive at Springfield at $50 r. NJ,
and stopping over there or at Northampton, reach
Greenfield at 10 A. NJ. the next day, in season for
the stage TO Brattleboro.
JOSIAH HUNT, supt
Oct. 25ih, ls4s. 10
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PRICES OF PROVISIONS IN NETWORK

WAsmNcroN MasKEr Tuesday March %, Is4s.
The best time TO visit this Market u at daylight By
staying al hour thus early correct IDEA may be formed
o. the nature and extent Of the business transacted IA
day
20 csled) which are 10 TIE price g IS
= dor.
The Sop'h,rnsr from Charleston s c. had not arrived
as late as P. 81 with early vegetables from the sammy
South
Csnvasbaek Ducks though rather DOT Of season. sre
very plentiful Al 81 2 psr, RED hssd Ducks at 8. pair
CHING q to u lbs Tame Ducks .. 30 10 10, Z pair
Black Bras caught In nets fetch % Sd doz Robins, a
to 5. = doz Black Ducks = pair Is Cd Eroad-biil DO
Live Guinea Fowls p,ir., &c; Buck. County B.rndoOr
Fowls pair az other Live Domestic Poutryss per pair
singing Canary Birds, - to 60
Poultry scarce snd the price. high Turkeys and
Chickens sre worth y. 70 Is cents in quantities se'
made BY the box At II cents Chieien' sold for to
IL, the pair according size and qusiy. There were
few Geese ia msrset-arge, at Is to 80 each
Nsnison 10 about done.
Beef by the quarter. the average at least h,
there IL no msferial change in price
Country Poik, whole, ieiehes Is to cents T. 10 We
found little difference between large snd small FORK 10
price-there Is very little large Ia market
Veal, from Westehss'eI. Jersey, and Long Island,
brought to 10 ets 2 70 By the quarter The average
The butchers retail prices Of Beef to Il cts.
H. Srlon II TO IL ribs TO y CTS, round OF beef
to 10 cts, chuck pieces to cts neck shoulders &c
In Fish there change, except h.ts few Of the
desers had dozen Of fine North hlver shad eseh Tor
sale at Is TO a. Cod cts snd Habgt cts Oysters
continue sc,ree-Virsinia bring St y 1000 FOR small
larger : ID 10 Sl2, and 30 up 10 S9O.
Fresh Esss are said sell by the bb ct 10 cts doEsn
and dealers say they buy them at IL to l3; 10 small
quantities, 10 Esgs sell for Is There are plenty OF Ess.
and the cellars IT, but - 10 the buying u
them rather la the dark.
Fresh Butter by retail ia rolls, very best Is cts sskee
some At o. p &c Best salt in rkns 10 to p Ohio But
ter ID to Is. Country Cheese q n 90.
Apples still cheaper. We an excellent sample
Of sptzsnberg AZ sj-the prices being 50d5 90 q bb
/ q seuinss SOL Swsrs Sjf3 3, DO small . aso
Lemons aud Messna Oranges the latter At 2- dog
Potsoe--Mrrceu aud Kidneys, bbis e;4 Jersey Sweet
Potatoes bb $50 Crsnberrrs they setting chesper
rood and dry Dbl S9or in water. bbL 80 the price. OF
Onious, Cabbsges, Beets Turnps &c. 40 are as lsst
Tuesday; there plenty Of Pickles and Horse Radsh
and some Gsrliek a. IS cts a. bunch
ltwss pleasant the market begin 10 exhibit speei
Of pretty Flowers, indicating the approach Of Sum
Trees and Vines for trsnspanlipg formed item
this morning. The prices In quantities. the specimens
being very fair were, Pesch Trees - to IS q 100 ls
bella Grape Vines, each, IS Cd Plum Cherry, and Pear
Trees 40 10 80 cts. each.
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observation-disclosures March %.
NEW.YORK LEGISLATURES.
EVENING REPORT.


sFNATF ALBANY, March 2s-7 p. NJ.
The Senate receded from its amendments to the
bill to amend the New York General Hallway Act
30 the bill 10 passed
The bill relative to Practice and Pieadngs was
again taken up.
The vote establishing County Courts was recon
sidered, lG TO 6, the amendment proposing their
establishment rejected, and the bill ordered TO a
third reading.
ASSEMBLY.
The following bills passed
To reduce the capital OF the Cstskill Bank.
In relation to the quarantine establishment at
New.York.
To alter the Commissioners Map of Brooklyn.
To amend the Plank Road Act, which limits the
amount of debts to 50 per cent OF capital, beyond
which stockholders are personally liable.
Toe following bills were rejected
To repeal the Act of December, ls47 relative to
Jurors In New York.
To incorporate the American Theatrical Fund
Society the motion to reconsider was laid on the
table.
For the organization of the Charitable, Benevo'
lent and Missionary Association. The motion 10
reconsider was laid on the table
ALBANY, March 2S-P. NJ.
STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT Tho steamboat Isaac
Newton ran into the schooner Fox OF South River
The captain and crew were rescued The schooner
was cut in two and sunk.
There is no mail west Of Rochester.
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For Sale, Of Stocks, &c. see Fourth Page.

TUESDAY, March 2s-P. NJ
The market was heavy for the fancles today,
aud there wa, little disposition to operate. For sound
stocks the market was hrmer.
In Bills there was little or nothing doing. Quo
sons are nominay as before, but the demand ex'
tremey limited.
In Freights we hear OF ship, the Huntress, en-
gagged FOR California Some Cotton shipped for Liy
erpeol st 5S2d and goo bbls Lard Us Cd per ton.
The European news had but little effect on the
Stock market The Fancy Stocks fell of under the
loud eroskn Of the shorts but United States snd sound
State securities improved 10 demand and prices
Business with whom we converted diner somewhat
their opinions OF the found those whose In
eTests lay in FIerch and Continental Commerce and TX
changes rather inclined TO feel gloomy throush spPrehen-
sion of protested bills &c They very naturally feel So In
view Of local and individual di'asieu that nay, per-
chance result from the suspension Of trade In France
But we find that many indeed most Of the most ine
of our business men feel srsfed the arksbe order
aud stability Of lhngs in France under the crcumssnces
aud their confidence s much strengthened in an ear
ly settlement of governmental matters there. and IN
speedy return the former OF business And the
eminent was very prevalent to day that our public 'eeu
es are very to be largely wanted and be esteemed
he most reliable by European capitalists This sxpeets
ton We believe is well founded and Its effect
,d.y In an immense demand for United States Ohio,
K.ntucty and Penney vanis secures As the mail had
not arrived Of course this kind Of feeling may be ineea
ed when the letters are received and considered.
The quotations for American stocks in London
were: Alabama 5, SIS; Indiana S. 2 LOUISIANA g. IS
Mary and So, 70; Ohio, So Pennsylvsnis, 65.
The disturbance Of Commercial credit on the
Continent and the failures resulting from it, does not
seem to have had any marked effect in England. No i'm
porant failures had taken place. sde appeared to be re-
vvins somewhat and Consols had not fallen more than
sht have been anticipated On the lth the quotation
was sl to both for money and account and under the
fvo.bs appearance Of the Bank return and the q
probable peace between Mexico and the United State"
The market had an upward tendency. We annex the
latest return Of the Bank
DErAs1NESr
No,s, issued $50 .8 905 $50 Government DIT Eli olblo0
''e-N- a.rnrIlIra
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aRnogiyy AyrAIRs

VINO MELTING meeting Of the Wing Elec
tors Of the inh Ward was held Dav,s Hotel on Mon
dt evening. Ne Jo1n MAYOR wss called 90 The Chsll
SO Mr John Leech appointed secretary Amer the meet
ths had organIzed The lol'ow4s gentlemen we're nomi.
mated:
For Aldermen John L.ech and John N.ylor. Assessors
Aaron Slower and John Mad Collector, James Farfil
Constsbe, John W Mckense Inspectors Of Elections
lat District, James Titus and Aaron stofer "a District
Nicholas Rhodes and kbenezer Smith.
NJ J. " Bryce then delivered address. after which
the meeting adjourned until Thursday evening April s.
Loco FOcO NONlSATIOSs-The Loco FOco May
orally Convention held meeting Monday evening ana
the hrsi ballot the vote sood 10 favor Of Al Edga
Bsrstow. Committee waited on Mr. Bsrtow tho pos
lively declined running; whereu pom second vote was
taken which resulted 10 favor Of Mr. William jenkins,
The following gentlemen then nominated for Super
visors Andrew Demaresi, Samuel Smith Wm Human.
Jsmss NJ Seabury, A. II Osborne
CHARTER COSvESTIOS-This Convention vcs
to have held meeting at The Common Council
evening" bat obliged to adjourn for want Of quorum
MAD DoG-A mad dog was killed in the Eighth
Ward ys.terdsy