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From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, Jan. G, lSlS
The mecs By the Caledona.as expected to-ngh-E6ect
of the the market, &c.
The papers and letters by the Caledonia have
to hand vet but will probably be here tonight They
looked for with much interest by merchants but will
probably alter the teegraphic accounts materially
The mail from the north brings nothing of interest, the
papers being well filled with governors messages and other
lengthy documents.
The MARKETs-In the Baltimore market, to-day, flour
has been dull under the effect of the prices
ing unchanged There small sales to-day of Howard
brands at &c. and the market closed Change with
sellers and buyers this price Sales yesterday
afternoon and this morning OF some 400 bbls. City Mills
$6 r. though holders generally ask SO 25 sale of 800
bbs Pennsylvania corn meal at Sd % city manufacture
nominal at SO 81.
The receipts of wheat light and prices remain about
the before the Sales of 1000 bushels good
prime red wheat 1870 u 1856 cents white 1876 lao
cents family -four do. 143 las cents.
The receipts of corn large, amounting to-day about
40 900 bushels. Prices have declined since the
average of about cents per bushel Sales to-day to the
extent of II 900 Is 600 bushels 55 Sc for white
and 81 SO cents or,yeow. OATS 80 AZ cents fo Mary
land and Virginia, quality rye, IS IS cents clover
seed 81 Is 81 30.
The transactions in pork very moderate, and prices
remain nomnay the same. Beef is also dull. We quote
mess at $12, No $40, and prime 49, Sales of old
for shoulders and 81 Tor Sides Iguote
city cured shoulders at sides do " cents,
with sales hams 10 cents, and moderate transact
Western lard in kegs II cents; city rendered do
I 8 cents in barrels ~ a cts. per Id.
At New York; this morning the -four market steady,
but active, under the steamers advces Sales of 1000
barrels Genesee SO 2A $6 g. There is an increased
demand for shipment but at lower prices Southern -four
So 81 a $50 So; Oswego Sc So est Corn meal dull
nominal at SO Is So 81.
Wheat is in steady request and sale of 5000 bushels
mixed l23 Genesee white held at 1873 lao cents
Old mixed offered at 81 70 cents, but no buyers
yellow do az IA cents oats 46 cents; 81 30 cents
The provision market is very heavy. No sales Lower
offers than the present asking rates would be taken Tor
pork. Groceries without much movement.
The market is dali under the news, and prices on
the decline Dealers not yet able to agree upon terms
Whiskey is dull at 24h Is cents per gallon.
AT Philadelphia, this morning, the steamers news has
unsettled the market for breadsuffs. Nothing doing in
flour there sellers than buyers at the prices paid
prior to the receipt of the news
Wheat red is nominal at 136 a lao cents Corn has
declined an average to cents per bushel Oats
held at AZ a 43 cents.
Whskey rs cents per gallon.
Provisions dull and prices dropping Not much doing in
groceries
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jackson Hall.--Eighth OF january supper,
o.. La is.si

TIME Jackson Democratic Association of Washington
L spectfuly announce the citizens members of Con-
gress and Strangers that supper will take place at Jack
Hail. Wednesday, the 18th of January inst in
memoraon of the victory achieved New Orleans the
9th day of January, 1915.
The arrangements for the evening will be as follows:
The opening address will be delivered by the Hon. D. S.
Dickinson, of New York
The president for the evening" F. p Blair Vice presi-
dents Thomas Richie and John Ward.
Inped guesThe President and Vice President of the
United States; the cabinet; and Generals Quinnan and
Shields Col. Harney, Col. Jefferson Davis Hon. VIM. A.
Richardson, and others.
The committee of arrangements and reception are-L.
Washington, w. w. Curran e. w. McKnew, Craven Ash
ford, Jose phi Hedrck d. H. Wood p. Hilton 7. G Ford,
and VIM. F. Finn
Tickets 81 be had Browns, Cocman's, the United
States, Tyers, Wizards, and Fuers Hotels, at Fuer's
drug store, Jackson Hail. and Jenkinss reccory and from
the members of the executive committee.
Gentlemen intending participate will please procure
their tickets before Monday evening, the 10th ns il
possible enable the committee of arrangements report
the number to the provder.
Jan.
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OFFICIAL.
JAMES X. POLK,
December 81, 1917.

President of the United States Of america.
To all ,chom ii may concern
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to me that
Thomas Lowndes Wragg has been appointed consul OF
the Netherlands for the States OF South Carolina, North
Carolina and Georgia, to reside at Charleston
do hereby recognise him SUCH and declare HIM ree
to exercise and ENJOY such functions powers, and prvi-
eges as allowed the consuls of the most favored
nations in the United States,
In testimony Whereof have caused these letters to be
made patent and seal of the United States to be here
unto affixed. go, ,,
IT, 81 day of January, A. d. 1913, and OF the independ
ence of the United States of America the I'D
Nv the President: JAMES X POLK.
JAMES BUCHANAN, Secretary OF State
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MODEL ARTlsTEs.

nk COLLYERS Troupe, twenty in number, oil hvhg
~ male and female model figures from the hoyai hcaoe
my of Arts of London and Paris will her per
sonhcaons OF painting and sculpture from the great mas
ters on Tuesday evening January 25h at the dreuows
Hall, Washington, ID. G..
N. b. This IS the only company in the United states
who have right to the title of ~ model arlstes.'
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NATIONAL CONVENTIONAL distinguished wing member
of Congress writes to the Louisville Journal from Wash
ingon city follows: glad to learn that you have
taken ground for national convention. that it
is the only of ensrng success, who may
be candidate. think there is diversity of senti-
ment among the wings here upon that subject"
letter u.s. also from distinguished whg member of
Congress- says 'The feeling almost universal here that
there be convention to select candidates, and
think ought be postponed late period-for
instance to Julyas proposed by some. Harrington Oh
o1.uar
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November at the residence OF the Hon Judge
Waynesvie Missouri STEPHEN o. ANGNEY in the
25th of his
of Mr. Isaac ANoSE of the Treasury
Carlisle Cumberland county Pa migrated
practice OF law and the time
great promise of cmnence in his profession and
usefulness to society.
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T,,TI0UETTE FOR GENTLEMEN-Being sh

JyTIOUETTE FOR CONTAMINATION short rules
~ and reflections for conduct society, by the author oil
"Canon OF Good Breeding y one small volume, u Sp "
ceved for sale by r, iht LIN
SUBJECTS, SaIutations Introductions Good BreedinY'
Fashion, Fashion conradistnguished from 6ood Dteeu
ing, Dress, Presentations, VISITS Appointments euers
Notes, the Drawing Room, the Dining hoom, society,"
Morning Calls, Evening Visits, Nc NC
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Nv X. ". DYER, .qi.ctfoneer.

HROCERIES, LIQUORS, &c., AT AUCTION.-On
VI Monday next, the 10Th inst, at halpas 10 O'Clock, a
m shall SELL the grocery store, of 9Th street and
avenue, south sde the entire stock OF
ceries liquors &c embracing very general assortment;
amongst which will be found
Loaf and brown sugars
Teas of various kinds .
CofIees spices sperm and mould candles starch
Molas ses oils and cigars of various kinds
Liauors--such brandy whskey, gun, wines, NC, In
wood and bottles
With general assortment of articles usually kept by
yrocers a quantity of wooden ware, &C.
Also the xres-amongst which is superior plat
form and counter scales sugarini standcasks, ocasks
&c, &c., and good dray. -
Terms of sale. All sums of and under $25, cash over
S25 credit of and four months for notes satisfactorily
endorsed. ROBI. w. ~ EN-,
Ian ID
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A QUEsroN-When, in the last war with England, peace
made among the warning nations OF Europe, and Eng
land enabled concentrate her gigantic strength
against us and dismay seized upon the whole federal
party. Its abuse of Madison and the administration be-
terrific and the Hartford Convention called in
order their But the democracy
manned firm aud undaunted Our victories increased and
the glorously ended at New Orleans Is there
democrat but who believes, if similar cloud raise
its threatening front in this Mexican war; would
have precisely the effect upon the modern wings
that the crisis did upon their ancestors the ancient
federaists IN Y. Globe.
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HOUSE FOR RENT

II furnished, the convenient two-story dwelling pleas
anty situated the of 9th street and New York
avenue within few moments walk of the Capitol and
the departments The house has bathing room, garden,
a pump of good the house, with many other
by few places Of residence in Wash
ineton. Possession given Immediately.
Jan. 6
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rTyHOSE LADIES who have not received their In
vations the national Eighth of January Ball, to
be given on Monday the 10th inst Jackson Hail. will
please send their in to the committee, c. Gauters,
of llh and Pennsylvania Jan 63t
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J1xTRA quality Long ashmcre shawls.-We have
- ' d. CLAGETT a. co.
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MEXICAN AND FRENCH RESTAURANT,

South side of street, nth street, e,o steps from
the Var Department.
TIME above establishment is ready for inspection.
l. BY walking up the porch of the house adjoining the
bar visitcrs viii with proper attendants show the
JOS. BOULANGER.
Ian 6-eod2w
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IRISH and scotch WhIskcy.-Carrickfeyus Irish
malt whiskeya very superior article. Also superior
Scotch whskey for sale, wholesale and RETAIL at JAMES
BAILIES wine store, No 81 Chestnut Philaoephia
door Congress Hall Hotel Also very old and choice
Monongahela whiskey, Wholesale and eail. Jan 1T
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Supreme Court of the United states.
THURSDAY. January 6, 1913.

THURSDAY, JANUARY 0, IS4o.
John Trimbe, esq., of Kentucky, admitted an at
orney and counsellor of this court.
Nos. Is, 16. West River Bridge Company plaintiff in
error, u.s. the town of marlborough ct al. The argu
ment of these causes was continued by Mr. Coamer
for plaintiff error, and by Mr. Phelps for the defen
dants in error
Adjourned until Tomorrow II o'clock a. m
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CARUsI's sALO ON.

CARUSI,s SALOON.
FOR NINE NIGHTS,
Commencing THURSDAY, January 6, 18ls
First appearance of the celebrated
ETHIOPIAN sERENADERs,
Messrs Germon, Sanwood Harrington, Pell, White, aud
Howard since their from Europe where they had
the distinguished honor of appearing before
Her .Majesfy Queen Victoria,
H. r. H. Prince Albert the Royal Family, the Nobility, and
Gentry OF England, &c.
Under the direction OF
Mr. j. A. DUMBOLTON
Admission rs centsDoors open at concert 70 commence
at halfpast O'Clock.
Jan 3-6t
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We learn from the Richmond Republican that at an
assembage of the whg members OF the legislature in the
city of Richmond, Wednesday evening, the 22d inst
on motion of Mr.. Seymour, of Hardy, James French
Strother esq of Rappahannock called to the chair
and John s. Gallagher, of Frederick appointed secretary
Mr. Scott, Of Fauquer, offered the following resolu-
tons
Resoped That it is expeden to hold wing State
vention in the capitol, the city OF Richmond on We'd
nesday the 2d day of February next for the purpose OF
forming electoral ticket for the approaching presiden
tia election; and of taking into consideration the poprl
ETY. expressing the preference of the wing party OF this
person fit candidate for the presidency
and also propeiy of sending delegates to wing
tional convention, should one be hereafter assembled
Resolped, That wing fellowcitizens throughout the
venton be assembled the 2d day OF February next
so that full expression may be given the wishes and
opinions the wing party Of this State the subject of
the suggestions contained in the preceding resolution
These resolutions adopted, with only two dis
sentng voices to the clause abiding to national con-
vention
Mr. Caperton, of Monroe, offered the following
luton:
Resolved, As the opinion of the wing members of the
General Assembly Virginia that Zachary Taylor will be
most acceptable candidate the people of Virginia for
the presidency and that he will receive from them most
Jealous and efficient support.
This resolution was adopted with almost entire una.
nimty four members who thought the expression OF
opinion would with more propriety from the con-
vention itself, finally yielding their concurrence.
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MARRIED.
DIED.,

On tho lst inst by Rev Jos II. ALLEN ARTHUR W. FETCH
Err to ELIZABETH J., daughter of Mosrs Pooh, esq
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MEsMERzATIoN.-Qui sensation existed at Pittsfeld
Massachusetts, Thursday week. in consequence OF a
colored girl being successfully mesmerzed by of the
same stamp 1t stated that it done merely try the
experiment. and that he had no thought OF being success
full Alter the operation pcrfomed-she being then in
stae-he tried to awake her, but did succeed
His attempts van and she has been under the in
auence Of il ever since. Her life despared of
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FOR NINE NIGHTS,
Commencing THURSDAY, January 6, 184S.
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was agreeably surprised yesterday morning, in com
mon with majority OF the Americans here at the arrival
Major General Paterson with portion (about oOO) oil
Col Iays's Texan regiment pany OF I'd dragons,
and small train AS the gallant rangers filed through tho
streets, covered with mud and dust accumulated on their
leans stare, particularly when they informed that
these much dreaded Texans, Tianos Dressed
as rangers always are, anything that to hand
some with blankets raped Them and in their
shirt sleeves but all well mounted and well amed-they
and the usually noisy discontinued peros still
death while they passing The gallant Col Jack
Hays appeared be object of peculiar interest to ALL and
the better informed Of the Mexicans particularly
anxious to have pointed them the man whose name
has been the Of their nation for the last twelve years
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Corn for Fodder.

There is no green crop that yields so much
fodder as corn, and it yields more dry fodder to
the acre than any other plant. The fodder is
also excellent in either state. 20 or 80 tons
green, and 5 or tons dry is common under
good culture. One farmer informed US that his
average dry crop was tons to the acre This
plant is also of very easy culture, as it comes up
early and soon gets above the weeds, with toll
cradle chance, Though it may be early for
planting corn for fodder now, excepting for ear
y use, we call attention to it, that farmers may
pillow in season, where they intend to plant on
new ground that the sod may become mellow
the large crop of green matter now ready to turn
under, will greatly favor decomposition of the
sod, and fertilization Of the soil Every farmer
should have some green crop to feed to his cat
tie in late summer and early fall, when grass is
liable to be scarce from drouth-Boston Cult
UatOr
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Sailing Horses,

A curious fact is mentioned in Parkers Treat
Use on Salt -" A person who kept sixteen farm
ing horses, made the following experiment with
seven of them which had been accustomed to
take salt with their food. Lumps Of rock salt
were laid in their managers, and these Jumps
were examined weekly to ascertain what guam
tty had been consumed and it was repeatedly
found that whenever these horses were fed on
old corn and hay, they consumed only from 2
12 to 3 ounces per day, but when they were
fed with new hay, they took 6 ounces per day."
This should convince us of the expediency of
permitting our cattle the free use of salt at all
times, and it cannot be given in so convenient
form as rock salt, it being much more palata-
Bile than the article IN a refined state, and by far
cheaper. A good lump should always be kept
in box by the side of every animal, without
fear that it will be eaten to excess.-Fmmer's
Cabinet
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Buchan's Hungarian Balsam of Life,
The Great English Remedy for

>,
OOtN' No"SHS, AStH"G ana C0HSHVDtlOn.
DUCUAN'S HUNGARIAN BATSANt tho oo.r,-,;-, n . ,
ID for Pectoral and Pulmonary Diseases ti ti n.elguy
and UNSURPASSED ns the most n ,r nrno. and n saeu
alive of tbcs, firnjdoble ronnI.ints m lr t H. eul
world Three wears If trnI in the Tinted y,trs l Gi ES
time has been distributed from Maine fn NJ a os oi d
the sat and P,Io,.n merit in al. p, Of the @anfTy , q,
cases Of pul- OnIY reliable remedy srs "T ni
ease; and the he and most rh ,i m ,q DIS.
~ ~ y ~ ~ i, i'.iGh .ntt ch possibly be used
NpIllHS OF DlOOQ ig conSGmoti5n e sn cd t t
ed and prevented by the use of Bnclns Zimmerman Rea
which heals thcufecrd membrane removes tI@ ncnent tb'
ces aud restores thoss vital org ns The nr to .qo d
healthy condition. d o,,9l A. srittipg Of RI id
always arises from A'NiHCllIDCl llIS' tendency 10 M
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New Teas.

He undersigned continues sell the PEKIN TEA COMPA
NYS TEA las heiragent, and has received supply of
superior quality, which will be sold the former prices.
- JAMES CRISTY.
Waterbury. VI. Dec. 90 1917
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NOTICE.


Noh SALE, first Tanner.-Sad tan ,nrd Is situo,s
gpou water privilege furnished with good buildings qnte ne
ant h pse io business which can be carried to any ey
an Wnc country tanner would desire There is good IN
n IoGk or the next year on &C. Also house Rp
u out Buildings together with 60 of good nnd v @
December 81, ls47. Inquire Ut TINS Office.
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SILVER WORK..
IRA s. TOWN,

SILVER SPOON MANUFACTORY,
.Homtpel'p, VI.
SHOWN State street, Montpelier w. takes pleasure in in,
- forming the public that he has the manufacture
at reduced prices, Of Silver Table and Tea
Spoons, of all Sizes,
DESSER7'do; .S.4LT and .UUSY.4RD do. Gre
Sugar, Crazy end Soup LADIES' SUGAR
TlNGS & SHOVELS, DESSERT - g. BUT.
TER K.NIYES, etc. ~
Every article sold by him is manufactured under his own 81
perhendancn, aud can be warranted Of the best materials TO
persons wanting Spoons Of any KIND they advantage of
purchasing NJ the lowest possible prices and directly the manu-
tacnter Articles Of the latest styles always on hand.
sell again. 9 "
JEWELRY ofercry description made to order
FINE AICHES Of all descriptions repaired by practical and
experienced Watch maker.
EMF PLATE,
Spoons Forks &c. made ofhis newly scovered material SUI
Pefcede all articles such German Silver British or Ata Plate
as substitute for Silver Plate Being chemically free from mn
rites Witsd the strong Aqua Forts and being hard
ana white throughot maintains color closely resembling Silver
anu improves pF use Montpelier, Oct. Z lSil i0lf
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IRA s. TO TTN.


Fl this day received from New York large and extensive ms
KINDS, loo numerous to be mentioned, selected express for the
Fa and Winter trade comprising greatest variety of articles
invited. f =
p SoG n e%5 % Es Watches, e. Ls z 1 zE
lEse ,.g Of all qualities AMI prices, from The ceie-
t; 60" oBeDeEyN. e. all 7csejpions' Pins,
Beads Gu1rd Chains, Kqeg, GoM and Siiyer Pencils,
SPcctaceS Thimbles, Cold Pens, LocEeis, scM zen
clni assortment Of Goid .S3re and Gill Fancy Goods
Plated Cake BASKETS, Candles cks, Casters. PatH and
Britannia Harc, Spoons, FORTS, Batter Kniues &c.
BRITANNIA TEA & COFFEE POTS.
Sugar md Cream Potts. Pocket Cmiery Scissors
Rqsor8, &c., from The celebrated manufactures Of SAeC
feld, Rogers, CrooEs s Co, uitb many cheap kinds.
Steel Bag and Purse Clasps Steel Beads silk Guards Chains
ana Fnes Spectacle Eyes Lamp Wcks Tin and Shell Music
Boxes, Thermometers Tea Bells, sc.
G-9 "A good assortment of THa!leis Pocket Books
and Card Cases.
,'''' '''o" co ssf io''''' Revolving Pistols,
Andn great Variety Of Cheap Pocket Pistols &c.
Purchasers may b. assured that everything in INV line will he
furnished on as favorable terms be procured ola any 9th
Montpelier, Oct 7tb, 1871 4otf
EVERY description Of DRY GOODS, selling at prices which
- cannot fail tn suit purchasers.
Call and see if we do not TELL THE TRUTH!
Feh "a" KEITH & BARKER.
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Rev. h. HIBBARD's
Anti Bilious Family Pills.

SNO CURE W. P.7H.
WIN warrant them to cure sick nervous head ache "a
he Liver Complaint in its first stages If you are not sat
shed return the box ana GET your money Dose om hafa nil
TO two Pills For sale by Rcdfed Montpelier and AZ ans n
more stores in every town in the State o
JAMES NJ. HENRY Waterbury
4@'Iy General Supplying Agent
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TIL Il PTL r. g
a Cure Tor Life Secured.

" N"'e IO' LJe secured.
NR. UPHAM'S Internal Remedy For tho o,,o r. a.
10 pill, I,H,.-,,.,- r f vi uc cure Oh tne
~ IH''' Inflammation OF the Liver, and Spleen; In
Illumination, Soreness and ITlceration Of tho Cto,ooL
Bowels idnei,s and Rl, dJ,r. Id. ~ .
,,;l d -! | '''"uucl' ilHInnatofy ana Mer-
ndommaon 'a az t6 apuy 81 Blood Weakness ond
odies f''0' '''' III '''0 lcIlei Vi Married
,yU
IlG Vegetable Pile Flpotuor1, Invented
HMM, ,-t, NJ ~ i1lOotudl J, by Dr. A.
really successful remedy far that dangerons onG e my
l ar' t bi it ever "I're" To the American public
nal nn,ic"ton ~ o "H Internal Remedy not an exter
ease rT pii ~, fr u p, 49,; - ~, NJ - will cure any
no IN, er l h,gc1lns or Blind internal External, and
it is A ostye sn I ,pIe IS no mistake about it,
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I'D E N A H..
Musical Instruments.

F. D. \ G g. NYE Manufacturers of sERAPHENEs. piano
ana Cylinder Key MELODEONS of various sizes ana a.o
with Rosewood Black Walnut and Mahogany Cases nj N
Montpelier, VT e''' s' al NoTth
above kinds of Instruments and ask their tronage ols s
ton. f w fNs meet "iel approoa-
ORDERS for instruments from abroad punctuav noticed M
PAIRS OF all kinds of Musical instruments thoroughy done. ma
tuning TO suit the best critic, or no pay. e' ' anu
North Montpelier Oct 1917.