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NEWgWHOLEsALE
CLOTHIN q HOUSE.
NO. 81 COLLEGE STREET.

MTE receiving and opening at our New Store
w No. 81 College Street, very large entirely new
Stock Of Readyace CLOTHSs embracing every descrp-
ion Of goods belonging 20 the Clothing business Being
exclusively in this branch Of business thnk will b
able to offer very desrab S;ock this line for the Pan
and Winter Trade. Please call and examine our stock
Aeriro Under Shirts, iCopd Shirts.
Drawers, shirt Collars
az "OO1 VH0eL ehlrS' Linen Cotton Shirts,
Il, FsWeFs 1N Fronts, White & Cold,
oL OSA@On k4An' DrA"- Linen Bosom shirts
oS' 4, q ., Blk. & Cold CraVats and
S.TI orU. Ties. grea variety,
PIX Unaer snlrts Ano Cold and White Linen
MI 3a"SIs' ~ Sa1' Cambria Hdlcfs gts,
OAU nrO' OT1u Draw Border 80 'f
e Plain & Emb'd Self Ad-
NTIIIL oI0'eA' mems & jus ing Stocks,
WOolen Comforts,
TtOVes 3 mt ers. chensele Eufiers,
Lamp LL1neo' Cashmere "
p,s;1" ~no Cents Travelling shavls.
,r..a; Arctic Blan-
Red, Blue Blue MixedIpov.S l. rb,,s-..,. o..
u1tAn net & Cloth Suits, all
Hickory Shirts,
BEECH, WEBB & co.
Nashville, Sept. 1ss 1s5T-sm.,
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From B. General Agent Of Ens ms Co. for the
Southern and Western States.


Having made considerable inquiry the merits Of the
sPatent Elastic Cement KooAng introduced into this city
by Ohilds Co. dnd he highly recommended in this
city by many excellent judges That IL Is meeting With
ready And Introduction, that its superiority
the composition Roofing decided and freely admitted
aud finally, 10 adopt a. fer next roUl, which
sum@er-having Intended to tin, but will Try
the the Patent Elastic Roofing" substitute.
Yours,truly, J. B. BENNETT.
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oErIoE or raE g., HAA AAD DAITOs RAnAoAo.

ChIds Co.'S Patent Cement Roofing is used here
Ruldngs. We covering Freight
Cara with aud Master NJ chantc reports verJ favor
able to IT, s. 5. L'HOMMeDGgU Pres.
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Pfsszssu'A ~. : -: 80 '''s''s a.; : sssssi 60 =
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a; B. aoRTLEY ESQ, Of Urea, N. Y, writes al have
used Your PEcroRAL myself ia my pmiv ever ,inos
you invented It, and believe IL the best medicine for M
purpose ever PIT out. with cold sbo1Id sooner
take any other remedV." ~ - -
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CHCENATf AGENCY ROYAL INSURANCE CohPAErI
february 6, 1851. (
- have examined w. e. Childs Co.'s flastic FIRE
Water Proof Roofing" and far as Judge
nsider It great invention, and am willing 70 insure
buildings thus prote,;ted upon the
those covered by metal. JNo. 8. LAW,
Agent Royal ms Co., London and Liverpool.
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

From the Newspaper Advertising Agency OF JAMES I.
DUDDERIDGE, No. Il secondstreet, ST. LOUIS, No.
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Cordage. Oakum. &c.
R. C. McNAIRY & CO.,
LARoK DEALERS IN ALL KET7
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
TO. IS, CoLLEaE FTEEET.
NASHVFlIE. TENNESSEE.

XTTE have IN stor unusually large and elegantly
w assorted Fall and Winter Goods OF every
descrpton and prepared to greater induce-
re wishing articles in line, than has
ever pleasuTe do. Our stock both 70 quail
ity variety compare with any he country, and
prices shall be it is possible for them TO be
Citizens and trsngers visiting the city will do well 70 give
stock early and Il orough exam nation We feel
can axe it their interests. We would cal the at
Of the buvers particularly to the following depart
mel N our
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H @. LOAD, Pres Ind. aud Oln. Railroad.
4. GEsr, Pres Win inglo aud "a lesyiHs Railroad.
A. NJ sKAHLEs Pres Merchants MRnaacturors las. GO
JAS H. CAkrER, Agent for htna 1ther tford Cos.
HsSRY MokROS, Pres. CentTtil ce Company
9Ko. CARtI.E, President Lafsye ssnk
GBO. w. OFFfz, Bell Manufr, nc 4U2 kAst Second
BAE.R a VoE PHu,, No 81 Fourth -.
EzRA BAILEY, Sn "a st., between Fourth aud Flfth.
J. OsDEN, rIl or and Draper, FouTths 81.
MUS GREkHWOoD, Iron Foundry.
Judge ". Y.trROLsoS.
JoHS sBILLITo o. Dry Goods Dealers, Fourth st.
MIToHELL RAHAnsAEsG, Furniture ManuiAetursrs al
DeAlyrs, Fourth 81
W. a. STswAkT, Bn lder 3t5 Plum
MEuwErHkRs SuLwELL Louisville.
VIZ. s. MoEEYaoLps q Co., Ciarksyille, Tenn
Apr23-ixminsdAW
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Asthma or Fhthisic, and Bronchitis.I


WEsT MASoHEsTsR, Pa Feb. 1, 1855.
SfE Your CHERAT PEoTORAL performing marvellous
In this section II has relieved several from alarm.
ing symptoms Of consumption and is now curing a man
Sho has abored under affection OF be 10 p fr e sst
forty years. HENRY L. PARKS Merchant,
A. A. RAMSEY, NJ. D.. ALBfox, Monroe county Iowa.
writes, Sept g. iSoSs "DuFing my prae ice OF y yeaFs
have fo1 nd nothing equal yonr CHEsRT PEroE Al for
giving ease and relief 10 conaunntive 1ists - er1,
such cuTable."
We ght add volumes Of evidences bot the Bost con-
yneihg proof Of the virtues Of this remedy Is found in its
Consum mptions
Probably no one remedy las ever been knswn which
cured 50 many and such dangerous cases this some no
human AID reach bat those CHsREx PAeno
hAL anoTds Teiisf and fort
AsroR HsUsE, NEE yozx crFT. March 5, 1855
ocToE ATkA, lowESL 4 fee II outy and pleasure
to inform yoa what PcsoEAL has done foFmy
Eerous syuptoms Of Consumption, fro which aid We
could procure gave her resf she steadily All
ins nnt De- Strong, Of hs ci uhsse have coae for
adVlcs Recommended tiz Of your nedcins. We bless
hif kindness do yOGT sk, for she has recovered
Iro NAT day she is not Jet sIenE she azed be-
But is iree ireFa her cough, and calls herself veil.
ORLANDO SHELBY.
of shsihyvIIis
C0suHptf5ss do not drspsr tH you have tried Ar.ss
CHAAss fscsoRAL j made ey ef me beat meaieai
ths high zerits Of iis virtaes.-FaAAa- Ledge.
PREPARED BIZ DR. J. C. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
And sold Wholesale By
BEaRf DEaoFiLLE, Nashville.
Res .Hby-
30. 9. BsowN, auaAii Druggists in shlu slty.
FRtERsoN a nAWE EIss, colanbiA.
1d0AAA BRO. ClaFksEilse.
3. .. derry, shelley vie.
cohElL HLAChMoBE, danEtta.
And al deAleFs In madielae etsEYWhera.
Dan. PACKARD
oei l'-tn- Advertising Assat
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Il. NJ TEMPLE

l.. M. TEMPLE,
Attorney at La W.
oFFioE, sAnE As sHEEEEFEs oYEIcE oHERRY T.
MKT DOOR TO Posi- OFFICE, Up STAIRS.
VIII al the Courts holden n Davidson su
ner eoungies, and VIII give his Individual AItsntiea
70 all buslnsss entFuSied 70 his care
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oyTIcH OF THE ONO AID MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD Co.,
CISCiSHATI, Jan. 7, 1851 {

CISCIsSArI, Jan. Z 1851. {
DHAR sER:-In your irqviry, IN reference to
opinion practical Of hooi la the
Of that fro observation O n
tertain very favorable oneso much that
testing thoroughly roofs of buildings cas-,
which we win with pleasure give you dsced opinion
20 its utility. Yours, truly, h. LIPPtNCOrr,
Supply Agent Oho a Mis- K. r.
EB- Since the above Vrttsn the Ohio aud MISsis-
sppi Railroad for covering a cars
DO Is and bridge, between Cincinnati and Vineennes with
this Cement eOnsdsrng i the best aree they have
fo!
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CarpetIngs and OIL Cloths.

Real Wi ton Carpets. Elegant Velvet and Brussels in
great variety. egant phys and IngTans the ugrains
largest and best ed ave ever offered, and
prices. Also Velvet and els hair and hall
Carpets: Wlet and plain Venetian in all widths together
with FeIts Drugge Crumb cloths, Rugs, Mats, &C.
We prerared make and put down Carpets at the
shortest we have large lot OF Floor Oil Cloths
Of the Makers and in all WidIh which will cut in
any shape TO suit purchasers.
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Curtain Goods.

Elegant Satin LANES in all coIors, with trimmings to
match. egant Reps in hintz colors With trimmings to
match. Lace Muslin Curtains; all WOOL uniO and
in great variety, together with CO. nices
Curtain Pins, and Bar ds.
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Dress Goods.

We have the largest and most elegantly assorted
stock in this way in the coontr many Of which
~ere Imported by essrs. A. T. Stewart 4 Co of New
YORK. expressly for sales In VeNet, have them at
all prices from is 5000 We have alo black and grey
Beaver and long loaks, for ladies
and CHI in all qualities from hTee dollars p.
qualities both AID long, from
the ordnary elegant. Also JUS eived
Invoice Of elegant high coored all Silk Che
nee Shawls that really beau ifIL
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Laces and EmbrOideries.

In this line stoc superb scinR ali the novel
ties OF the Collars and Sleeves separate and in
setts cOor and mourning; elegant Bridal Vets
Handk -rchief Lace ais real and imitation; Jaconet
and swiss Td mings and Founcrgs Real NaleDcienness
d. a.-IL.- L... IL. aLr.-a EE Il
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StaDle GOOds.

We have utly large lot Of all kinds Of Domestic
goods teached nd Brown Cotton WOOL union and cot
Fanne striped cOOns for in Rreat variety
Heavy hOu and field Prints, Cling
hams Hosiery, lows in short every thing in our hue
al prices that cannot fail 10 give "a 'isaction
OC6. X q. M;NAI' a co.
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new YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From VIsOHER OWEN CO., 6enT Advertising House.
APPLETOs' BUILDINs ,s4e Broadway, New York.
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Group, Hopping Cough, Influenza.

a. -, sFRISeEIELD Mss, Feb Z. 1856.
HRoTHER AYR will eheeTfully certify your PEcroEA Az
is th4 best remedy We for the cure Of W1OoD0
CoHgh Group and the chest disease. Of children Ne ~
your fraternity in she South appreciate your sk ~ and
commt nd our medicine 10 peonIe - - -
HiRAa coNKLIN, h. D.
AMC LEE, Eso-, NoSTEREr IA, writes Sd Jan. 1856:
81 had tedious A. haet EAieh eondne me 10 doors six
weeks took many med cines without relief enaiiy tried
your PICTORIAL By the advice Of our cerg, m The ar
dose relieved the soreness my throat and lungs lees
thsh enc nall The bottle m de completely veil Your
eoioines are The cheapest the best We can bu
and sc este you Doctor and your remedies As the poor
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S4 1O-4 10 by l2 T. 10 by IA 10 bV 10 f. Damask "a
BILE Cloths o. IA So and IO4 Table Dana by yard
Al Sizes colored WO1 Union and Cotton Table Cloths
PIa6 sr ed Tonettes Napkins together with all kinds
Diapers, 4rseies Qu It's &C.. &c. Also all
widths cotton and linen sheetng, Pillow Linens Domes-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-30

A SNAKE REMOVED ERoM A WoMAN's SToM-
AcH.-The Logansport (Ind.) Pharos states
that DR.. A. Myers, of that city, who has ac-
quircd some celebrity as the inventor of a
trap for the removal of tape worms, has recent
ly performed a cure that is worthy Of more
than ordinary mention.
Mrs. e. Ryan, of Fort Wayne about 90
years of age, has been severely afflicted for
four years with a sensation in the stomach, as
though there was some reptile nc ing in it,
During that time she was treated for various
diseases by numerous physicians of skill, and
by several for tape worm.
Hearing of Dr. Myers new process for the
removal Of parasites from the human stom-
ach, Mrs. r. to went Logansport and placed
herself under his charge. Within two weeks
DR.. NJ. removed from her stomach snake
3 Ia feet long, and l inches in diameter,
instead of aggravating it as had been the re-
suit of previous treatment she received. The
latter part of her Hines she was unable to at
tend to the domestic care of her family or
even to take care OF herslf. 1t required two
hours to prepare for retiring at night, an
equal lenght of time transpired before she
could lay down-and often she was deprived
of sleep for nights together. frequently she
would walk the floor until exhausted, because
unable to lie down without the most excruci-
nting pain. Mrs. Ryan's own words are,
that her sufferings were such that she often
prayed for death to relieve them. Mrs. r,
supposed she swallowed the snake, which
was of the water species, While drinking
from spring in the evening at her former
residence west of Forte Wayne.
She left the care of DIR. M, for home. feel
ing as though she was saved from worse than
death.
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-. Alpine Hair Balm.
Fun kEsFoklNG GREY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL


Warranted to Cure Badness Souri, Dandruf Itching
ano all diseases OF the Skin This Balm gives the Sca
ane" and healthy action; the cooring matter to
e roots OF the Hair which through he Hair and
gives II natural CO Tor without the Hair Dye.
Hut dreds OF pr arations have been introduced pre-
tenng 10 preserve the Hair and keep il falling off,
composed OF OILS Alcohol and OF deleterious 4terias
ana all to no use Hair Dyes have been introduced that
d" not give the ar natural color being trouble
some TO use. This b. aim is Dye. Knowing that
preparation needed to do what required for the
Hair, the proprietor il duced erimeut until be
could obtain artc that would be he exact remedy,
and ter years trial he has perfected this Balm
II Is soothing and emoent, aays all Irritation OF the
scalp thereby stopping that troublesome itching 1t
Dandruf and Scurf, and when the Han turned
gray it will orng it back to its original Color be Black
Brown or Auburn II makes the HAN soft and ssy-
prevents the HAIR from falling of will be pom
using this Balm for any few daysife will be Civ TO
the roots of the Hail. and growth win appe '.
Gro With does take place at the Ell Of the Hair, will
be persons VINO have their Hair dyed. If 20 eA
hair that has been colorud for you willhnd
towards the ROOTS that the hair has out gray hence
II is necessary to have the fluid the roots Of the hair
healthy, that the whole hair nay he natural color Each
hair has root in the skin, and is Of itself hollow gray
tube through which there is constant circulation AZ The
pigment from the root, When this pigment or coornR
matter dies out 1t leaves the hair hollow and ii becomes
gray To invent Balm that would produce this pigment
has been the study Of the proprietor. TIL discovery OF
the Alpine Hair Balm will do it, II will bring the hair To
Its natural color by making anew the cooring matter in
the roots of the hair
ItiJ mistaken notion that oil or grease Will restore the
hair, as nothing can be injurious. The Alpine
Hair Balm will restore the skin and save the hair ~
Prepared by o. A. p MASON, Providence, r. l.
For sale by all Druggists.
d. T. IVES 4 co so MIX street, Bostan sole WhoIe
sale Agent TOR the United States and Cauadas.
For sale by J. Q. HILL, NJ. o. GREEN 4 CO.. DA
VID SCOTT, CHARLES sIBLEY, GE0. II, spURR
and JAMES GkEEN. dom 90
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The colored Masons Of pbilado

The colored Masons of PHILADELPHIA
have lately built new hall, costing Sl8,5oo,
winch was dedicated on Wednesday. The
oroeT mad been established in this country by
tne highest Masonic authority in England,
through the institution of the African 1,odoe
OF Boston, in 1884. The warrant of autboT.
ity bears the signatures of Thomas Howard.
Earl OF Ellington, Lord Howard, and Fred
erck, Duke of Cumberland.
The estate of Joseph Bonaparte, ex-
king OF Spain, at Bordentown, N. J., was
offered for sale Oh Thursday, but withdrawn
without bid, 1t cost 5000 900. and the auc.
tioneer offered to start at 500 600,
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For the Spy

TEMPERANc. MEETING AT PRINCETON The
Worcester North East District Temperance
Union held its annual meeting at Princeton on
the 18th inst. the President. Deacon Joshua 7.
Everett OF Princeton, in the chair.
The exercises were opened with PRAYER by Rev
Mr.. Dodge OF Harvard, which was followed nv
appropriate music from the choir
Notwithstanding the threatening aspect of the
weather IN the morning, twelve of the towns be-
longing to the Association were reptesented aud
the church Of the Congregational Society was
filled TO OVERLOOKING.
In due season the Association proceeded 10 the
choice Of officers, which resulted in the elsction
OF the following gentlemen -
For President-Augustus 6. Hill, Esq, Of Har.
ward.
Wee Presidents-Rev. William A. Maudell Of
Luhenbufg, Hon Bradford K. Pierce of Lanoas.
ter. Lewis H. Bradford, Esq, of Gardner
Secretary and Ireasurer-Ward NJ. Cotton of
Leomnster.
The Business Committee reported the follow
ing resolutions -
Resotued. That we see the hand of God in the
course Of the temperance reformation hitherto
and our only hope for its future progress is in the
exercise Of that wisdom that coneth from above.
hesolved, That in seeking the aid of heavenly
WISDOM we have found no more effectual agency
IN our work than the combined power Of indyidu.
al pledges, and persuasive public sentiment act
| ing upon the community generally
htsotoed, That for the restraint of liouor sell.
eIs, ana Tue suppression Of their ruinous and
criminal traffic we believe nothing 10 he cnn,.
| ple'ely efeetual without the continual enforce.
ment ofour prohibitory law.
hesoived, That there is the deepest necessity
for the most vigorous Efforts on the part Of III
friends Of temperance in each town in our countv
to seek the entire suppression Of the ounr ~ n,
In their respective towns, by a united effort n
bring all cases Of violations Of the law before our
courts with the hope and belief that results NAV
be obtained, similar TO those in Plymouth, Bri..
toll. aud Essex counties.
Whereas, The temperance cause Is inherently
truthful, useful, important, and capable Of sue.
c,ss, is great present want is a living, practical
at ng recognition OF these characteristics on The
part OF lie friends, therefore
RcsOioed, That every friend Of Temperance
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Board OF Mayor aud Aldermen.
MONDAY EVENING, June %.
SPECIAL MEETISG,

MONDAY EVENING, June %.
SPECIAL MEE1ISe.
Petition of W. B. Earle, for free use ST City
Hail. on Thursday and Saturday evenings, was
granted, on condition that the petitioner pay for
the gas.
Petition of the Thespian Opera Troupe, to give
two concerts at Horticultural Hall, on the 4th Of
July, granted.
Petition of Essman & Haas and others, for
leave to sell fireworks, granted.
Petition of Cornelius Buckley, to move small
building, granted
The committee to whom was referred the mat.
ter of re locating Harvard street, reported de-
cree in favor Of the same, on the grounds previ-
ously reported. Decree adopted.
The special committee to whom was referred the
matter Of locating Mill Brook, reported in favor
Of the plan as laid down by Phineas Ball, Esq.
After much argument between Aldermen Wheel.
er and White, the whole subject was laid on the
table.
Petition of G. F. Very ct al, to have Thomas
Leadworth licensed to keep bowling saloon,
placed on file
The petition of John Milton Earle, for DANA
ges ocoasioned by altering the grade in front of
his estate, was referred to the Committee on
Claims.
An order detailing special police to attend al
circus performances to be paid by the proprietOrs
OF the same, was adopted.
Petition of E. W Vail, to be licensed as an
auetiOneer, was granted; of E. F. Dixie ct al, to
have John Ware licensed to keep an orderly bill.
lizard saloon, was referred to the same committee
that had the same in charge previously.
An order was adopted, allowing the Mayor to
grant licenses to sell fireworks.
The Board then adjourned.
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whether believer in total abstinence from all
that intoxieaies, or from distilled liquors only
IN moral or legal suasion, OF both, should be ac-
lively engaged in the use Of such means and in
strumentahty as may be in accordance with his
opportunity and sense of right.
Whereas, Capabilities and opportunities being
equal,) the duties, obligations and benefits Of
temperance are shared alike by all, therefore
ResotUed, That, laying aside all party and sec
tarian preludiees, should cheerfully, cordially,
and heartily cooperate with all who are laborng
with an eye single to its promotion.
The resolutions were ably discussed by clergy
men and laymen, and unanimously adopted
In the course of the forenoon exercises, the
Princeton Cold Water Army, consisting of sever.
al hundred children and youth we're escorted in
by the Gardner Brass Band, and after the COLA
ton were addressed by Rev. c Davis of Fitch
burg, which added much to the interest Of the
occasion.
The exercises of the day were interpreted with
excellent music, both by the choir and the Gard.
ner Brass Band, and the whole was well calcula-
ted to produce good effect upon all who partici.
Pated in it, and to leave good impression upon
the Inhabitants of Princeton.
WARD NJ CoTToN, Secretary
LeomiBster June 18th, 1857
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HE DEFALcATIoE IN OHIO The Attorney
General Of Ohio has brought suit against John
6. Breslin, and another suit against William H.
Gibson, the two late State Treasurers, for the re-
covery Of the money, lost by them to the State.
Suits are also brought against the sureties of Mr.
bresln, ard against the suIeties of Mr.. Gibson
to recover the amount of their bonds. The Ohio
papers are publishing an account Of Breslin's
connection with the institution known as the
oreenstoroush Bank, in Caroline County, Mary.
land.
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From the Boston Daily Advertiser.


MONDAY MORNING, June 90, 1857.
Ihe money market remains n state of unusual onet.
nde anu the demand is not equal to the supply of capital
Prime notes are quoted at u to pr cent and bnt
small quanty what termed first class paper finds its
way into the street.n 49,
The New York stock market is stereotyped duIl and
doomed to disappointment
The Boston stock mark is dull and quiet but toerably
hrm considering the unusually small amount of capt. i
which is seeking investments and consequently the
diminished demand for reliale securities
Bans shares are dull in with most other stocks
ana he lew 1919 oersd do not find purchasers as readily
as has heen usual.
Manufacturing shares are dull and very much depress
ed with even fever buyers than most other kinds
stocks, small they are
The bills of the Royasron Vt Bank bring lint IN cents
on the dollar.
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CURIOUS SEQUEL TO THE GREAT DIVORCE
CAsE.-The Dalton divorce case in Boston.
which furnished such fund of spicy gossip
and scandal, has been followed by singular
event, within few days-nothing less than
the elopement of the parties. Either Mr..
Dalton has eloped with Mrs. Dalton, or Mrs.
Dalton has eloped with Mr.. Dalton at any
rate they have gone together-they could not
stand it apart, latter all was said, and the
father of the lady has made, or is about to
make, legal application for authority to-sar-
sue and recover his daughter. The father pro-
fesses fear of personal injury to his daughter,
but his fears are without doubt groundless.
1t is happy settlement of a miserable dis
pute, and the father should be satisfied with
it. as we have no doubt his daughter is
Springfield Republican.
The above is a complete hoax, and the Repub-
tican was led into it by copying the ridiculous
story from the Boston Traueller, soitjsom credit,
according to its usual custom.