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Nowbury Seminary

AND
FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
CHAS. " GUSHING, \. NJ, Principal,
Spfiug Term az II weeks hcG.us March Z, 1873
Han Term Of ~ weeks hcaius August -. 1888,
thorough aud experienced Icachora ia every
department,
Special advantages lu French, Music, ana Draw
in and Painting.
Board, inclusive ~ Fuel and Lights - porwcck
Tuition cheap az D. other nstituiiuus ~ the
grade T. hNTTlll' secretary
NeWbufy W. Jan. H. 1873. ,GSHFN
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DIRROLUTION

VNlE Gm OF Brigham n Carpenter is this
/ day dissolved hi mutual c0usout
All tha demands duo the said urm are in ihe
hands ~ j. u. Carpenter. and uusi ho paid i'm
ucdiatcly. 1lIOh BRIGHAM,
jas u, CARPENTER
ST. Johpshuy Feb. o. lass. l2-H
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Single Sleighs for Sale,

ENQUfRE Of J. e. BtftfiK-J
r. H'ilrcad SuteI. St John'hur,
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ing Of the case and d careful consideration Of
al the circumstances, the majority Of council
voted that the relation ought 70 be aud was
thereby dissolved Chromcle.
TU-.The Donation visit 10 the Rev, Mr.
Lincoln, Of this village, on Wednesday even
ing Of last week, proved q very profitable one
10 the worthy clergyman, Tho house was
fillod "brim foil, bur We presume no one found
fault at this, as there was some fiuo hundred
dotiars left to pay damages with FaHiHg-
ton Hammer
OrlN IlASpEp- Rev, r. u. Brown Pow
nal Center, was visited boy his parishioners,
last week "Wednesday evening, who lelt $50
in cash and cataLIcs the preponderaura Of
which gin being Ia the "ready"- banner.
INMoRTAfIJ1r- bs,ter men are the
more terrible Il would make death II there
were no future state For the better they are
/ the better they love God. Good men have
found the fountain Of good. They have ca
/ peieuoo Of much bctlor happiness IN life
than others and therefore Il must be more
| dreadful for them 10 have their beings oNler-
nalIy extinct by death. Hence wc may
strongly argue o future -Ldvnf5,
/ 81 WISH ullY WOULD JUST Ll-rME ALuSE'
So said O careless sinner n time Of spc-
riui interests wiIru friends 'vrrr ursiutt-ly tn
boring and praying for his CONVERSION,
Does such one wish that God would just
let him alone? Does he wish God 10 Say 20
his Spirit Let him alonga" Docs he realize
that if God let him a.one, hin doom is scaled
-CorepoHdoce efhe dmcGcH Ne"al-
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CLOTHING WAREHOUSES.

HNHE Subscriber would inform the citizens of
Lyndon and surrounding towns that he has
taken the store formerly occupedby II Babsiu,
and fitted up the same as CLOTHING store and
Tailor's shop. and has secured the services Of nm
experienced Cutter. and is now prepared to furn.
ISM clothing IN every variety AT reasonable prices.
lie will also keep on hand iorgc stock OF
READY MADE CLOTHING.
to which he invites attention Of those IN ,y,r, a..
INC same II. b. JONES.
Lyndon, Arm 20. 1877 am
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"Durnr the time occupied tho office Of Commit ,9uV
orPatcuts u II EDDY. Esq BOSTON dd business asJ,
Patent On1r As Solicitor procuring patents There were
few f any prrsuur acting IA that capacity who had
much husncss before the Patent once ana there were
none conducted n with h no. udcllty ana
ltrgard Mr. Eddy ONE OF the best informed and most
sklW Patcut Solicitor IN the United STATES. aud have
hesitation Ia inventors that thew cannot employ
person competent and trustworthy and more
bile Of putting their applications IN form them
an early AMI favorable consideration At thu Patent Oe
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner OF Patcnts,'
From the present Commissioner.
"AtGusr17 1854 = During tic tine lhaNe held the oree
Of Commissioner Of Patents, X H. EddN, Esq OF Boston
rn-Vr rngUged IN the Transaction uf business
with the once Solicitor. lie Is thoroughly atpuautUC
with aud the rules ut practice OF the ONCE
gArl him NJ The musl gnuAllr and AuLLLl lt.E
ttuncrs with Whutt have had official In crrlut-e.
CllAS. MASON, Commissioner ot Patents"
Boston, January I, ISIS 67-ly
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ST. Johnsbury, June II, 1851
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DR. Weeks's Magic Compound,
The MeRisiHc that s,Hy AT hpmr-he best rec
concentration II can hare,
M O n IN ~ IA -

II YOU wish 90 save YOUR children from the dis
trrssing symptoms ~ Group, which orcuf 20 sud
bottle of thi, medicine, it Will relieve the sufferer
almost iusiauuy,
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THE cKSKfifaN WHAT CRor--E9cct Of
tie Md Weather. The Toronto Globc says
"the extraordinary mildncss of the winter thus
far has deprived the wheat fields Of their usu-
ri covering OF snow and exposed the plant TO
great danger from the alternate freezing and
thaving of the surfsco. We noticed yester
gay thai the frost ofthe previous night, which
was more 6eyere than usual, had given TO the
wheat field color different from that of
few days ego. Minlcr wheat in Canada is al
WAYS surcr aud hettor crop when it has a
good covering Of snow. aye fear, from pres
ent appearances, that next years crop will
grove n short one.
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FROM ST. PAUL.
{ III. n. Y. TrIknne.

Correspondence Of The n. Y. Tribune.
Sr. paul, Min. Dec. s, 1873.
This IL the first regular Minnesota Winter day we
have had this season. The Thermometer staada at 90
below zero and the river is red so that teams have
veniured 10 cross on the ice this morning We nave
GOOD teighiDg, there berg about sx inches OF snow
on level Fast horses, fancy cutters, and pretty wo-
men mufied in fms, are becoming numeronsy con-
spcuous Money is not very plenty, assure you,
though trade il passaby good. The success Oh the
sae Of our Stste stock in NewYork has lghtened mp
n GOOD many forlorn and anxious countenances. The
coIr.e of TnE TRIBUNE with regard to these mat
tiers has not pleased all MinDesotans, though
there are many who still hold to the iact tnst
the wooGpie contains n niger, and That ne WIN
show himself sooner or later. wish IT were beyond
n doubt that to have a sound currency from
these railroad bond securities and that there WI mol
be brdensome State debt transmitted to postelity
The Governor will abide the decision OF the hgh
Court which sustained the writ of msndamus that
would compel him TO disgorge, according to the
demands Of the several Railroad Companies.
His modesty will forbid him to act otherwise.
Minnesota deserves to prosper, and overcome
all impending embsrrassments and shall be
the last to disparage her credit OF cast a
slur upon the good name she has won' history
docs not furnish a parallel case with the prosperity anu
succcss that has attended Minnesota. No CLINE under
the sun can take precedence Of this Tor IT'S congen-
iaity TO human health and happiness, nor can any
other State i'll the Union boast OF those elements Oh
facilities Tor manufacturing. Oar agriculture ana
commerce, which, as being resources oil legitimate
wealth no pen Lor tongue can gainsay. Ana now, II
with all these advantages We succeed III SG.ung our
railroads completed and best with reliable car
cuatipg medium for the various conveniences OF the
conn onwcath then We shall have capped tho CLIMAX
of wonders
Pabhc improvements in the city, TO limited extent,
are steadily going on. The work on the bridge over
tie Mississippi is progressing finely, and the prospect.
are that it will possibly be completed By the LIST OF
March next, as promised by the contractors.
There will be session of our State Leg satnre
ths Winter. The que stion of Dakota aud her Dele
yato" has somewhat increased OF late. II seems that
ore.half Of tie Pembina District was ign3ran; OF
the maueuvers of Kingsbury, AID the dusky deniLea'
thereof have elected man Of their own. Latest
rct,,us show McFetridees ma crty over hinssoury
30. McF., who was orce resident o. the unci'ii-
/ zed region, saws that the whole Pehbns affair IS
too much OF farce for him, and that II klDssoury
las the audscity TO present himself % congress rs
the Representative of half county Of halHbroefs. he
( can do So without fear o. lis pro:'si1cn,
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ccui % vcof,,.y erp9;ei {, u =; ots-inl q Inst
quart ,.
AZ IT, tire or supplies OF even the nos. oriiniry
wstes are iuce.g-t from the Esst Sa-rcu2iet By
vas. prairie. cnequaisi isit.ii's our farmers have
10 ercourar-rrt for the cult ya''on q the agTicu
.uial fIoia l. which en.e. iato manufactures. w
have 10 'a,rerie.: hide- therefore unstable.
NJ dob uii- farmers, therefore, pay siten-
ton 20 "i-- roWInc. oar corn j. Unstable a. -
ceLts pr Juslc Dsca.se tie reares. starch factory
i, at O.vsgo. eight hurd. niles distant. With he
richest FAD ;nre- 10 tie wori Al feet, receive
our part, from tie East
NoW r. the inducements. Within an ara Of le'.
than three rnie- 10 diameter, the tares adjoining
towns AZ Davepport Rock I,lard and Moline cortaia
population If no: Jess ihsn 5000 people. We have
an Unlimited water power obtained by dam ar ally
tu across tie southern Chnnrel Of the aissis'ppi,
ana are IL he immediate vicinity OF inexhau.' Die
ccal fields tie :ue from wlichi-delyered az orr doors
fr g. per tun. We have direct railroad conmnnics-
tiOa with New-Yok ard B. ton. and With TIE inland
town. OF Iowa ard the Mississippi enable us e. ship
direct to arg Tcin. betgeer -. Paul and New
Oreaus OF to any ot tue towns on tie Ono or Mi--
scurI.
Not tie east among the Inducements t. fac; that
the expense Of freight ran spOr;st0n between the
Ea-. ana the West .Il Away operate - protective
ssif in favor Of " c.tern Manufactures. iORT LIZ.
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personal.

-E1Pnesiden, Bsez of ST. Domingo. accompanied
by Gen. l. CabIa. arrived yesterday at this p'r.,
passenger in the brig Flying Eagle, from Curacoa.
1t is reported thst Mr. Mcwbray Norris, general
manager OF Tie Iondou Times, WAS recently twice
logged in London, by Mr.. Cspron, who charged him
With improper attentions TO his wife.
Michael Phe'an Of Tbs city accepts the challenge
OF the great English billiard champion. Roberts, for
stake of not less thaa T. 900. The contest VIII take
place in ills city.
-The -. Pdul Pioneer Of the 'th says: The ru-
NOR that Lords Grosvenor, Csveudish, and Mr. Ash
ley who went hunting il the Red River Valley were
killed by Indians is not tue. II is rot their throats
but tier eye.teeth which have been cnt by the na-
tiyes The last we heard Of them they were paying
one hunored dollars each for Red RIVER carts, which
were worth about five, and were punglng into Wild
Ger of eculaton in broken-owu Red River horses
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BEFCHER SLayERY.-Mr. Beecher yesterday
forer Don announced that the subject Of hs evening
discourse would be, Slavery as one of the Burdens
OF Society'-a continuation Of the mornings dis
course-and remarked that all who did not wish to
hear must stay away. The effect of this notice
to Draw together last evening" an unusual I'd
in this always crowded house. A large number went
away without even finding entrance to the church,
and all available standing room inside was occupied
Mr. Beecher treated the question OF Slavery in its
neral social and national aspects, aud his discourse
contained much that was and instructive. Tie
tuJien Of dishonesty Of vice. Of crime and its conse-
gueuces-he burdens Of taxation upon the honest and
,irtuous in socety-we!e also dwell upon with the Pc
cuar force Of Mr. Beechor'. best style.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIElNE MONDAY DECEMBER 90 1853.

but nroh colder and tie mountains cf Sc)i',ni were
covered with ice AID snow. Nctthe illSnoton, cousin
Of TIE hadfossrrus found himself comfortable there.
As VII es can exist in every zSre Of latitude, IS
rnamuoths aud elephants ouce lived the shores of
tire Siberian Circumpolsr Sea well in the jungles
# Inos, no Doubt these gigantic two-legged sau.
rams made their esrihquskirg hops a. frisky 10 cold
ard heat. whenever the continental MYERS ran strong
ari the ocean shore was near.
NJ. Lees description Of the accompanying ,ertisry
she'll, would be too technical for gene. 81 resder: bit
the wish expressed b. the Academy to have more care
taken Of such ecs cannot be too orciby reiterated.
Wher bone i s;rnck Il should have the mar care
fully scrapei from II with knife -r rowe 81 rs
cross fractures noticed. If possible. rough sketch
OF IL hes should b. msie that II Il Ia. 10 pieces
when taken Up as il is very likely "a do, there may be
mistake il reconstruciug IL. The smallest rag
merits rear bore are valuable, snd al the Pieces
found shood be labeled The gentlemen who have
made this discovery have visited several other pits
along the ne OF oucrop, AID learned that the finding
az bones Is q common occurrence. The worsmen rear
Woodbury. say that always IN dIy seasons, when they
permitted Ieach he lowest strata ct msr. they
turn ont arge bones. The number of Skeletons there
.ore that might be thus obtsnei is very great, and
probably inngmerable precious collections have been
scattered and destroyed duIug the many years 10
which the los ri has been excaysted ior manure. Gen.
temen nom Virginia tel Us that the Tsirian pits are
equally profit nc. A lease II excitement i made
by geology 20 collectors, aLd nes psse begun IN 'he
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Explosion Of n Steam Boiler and
Loss Of Life.

81. LOUIS, saturday, Dec. II, I6Js.
The steam boiler Of BecbeIs sugar refinery, in this
city exploited this orning, shatteriug a portion o.
the building TO atoms, and, as far as n; present
kr own killing four and injurirg, or le,s, seven
others some Of whom will die.
81. LOUIs, Saturday, Dec. Is, 1873.
The following are the names Of the four men WHO
wtie killed 10y the explosion to-day At BelcIrs sugar
refinery: John Conner. Bryan Graham, Jacob Hem
nrghoGer and H. n. Pettepgl Fix others were
seriously injured, one or two OF whom vii probably
explosion was ATTENDED with such terrific force tn
ole portion of the boiler Huos CHING over 3 100
ponds, vas thrown upward Of 10 feet, lodging on
the root of tie main building
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OFFICIAL Ylsn The following geotemea, MEM
bers Of the Common Courcil Of the City Of Baltimore,
are stopping at the Metropolitan Hote':
james II. Wood Chairmani Amos McCOmas has
Beactsm, G. A Talbot, ia mes H. Cook, Afford Mace,
Thomis Sewel, IT,, and Thomas II. gardner.
BY q resolution Of the City Council OF Baltimore,
the above gentlemen directed to visit the Cities
Of New.York, Philadelphia and Boston, to inspect the
various public Institutions provided for the poof with
view TO determine on plans for Few buildings Of q
similar character in the Monumental City. Probably
the Committee wiz visit the institutions Of this city IN
der charge Of Committee fr.m .he Ten Governors,
10 day or tomorrow.
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lsailrOnd Accidents.

NIWARE. \. j. SUNDAY, Dec. :, I>'8.
Mr. Thomas Gniii,hs, . bachelor, aged a5pG, J.,
yesrs, Going lasireis - greer 3, the cjrner OF
Ayeuue { ard r lhth street, New-fo-k, IN attempt
ing 10 get on the 10 O'Clock Philadelphia train while
II noton, nssr tie Cen-e-tgce. Depot IN th.' city:
rss thrown under the wheels, b riby mao. led All
Instantly Led tie was called TO by a hsginan, bat
paid no heed TO IT, The Coronef's inqrest Is beng
iej. He YVES recognized by hisut, who hasa
daguerreoype lkeness Of him. Information has been
cent 10 bis friends
TRESrON, y. j., Saturday, Dec. II, 1873.
Tie msn train for New-IOik titus placs this nora
ing rem against tie bows pitt OF schooner knocking
off tie top part Of the engine ard gig the top Of the
beigh cur and throwing the mail crate INTO the anal
Wesey Thompson, engineer, Aaron Davis. y tch
man, ara William Parker, brakeman were baolg in-
iured The vessel going down the river, an1 the
wind blew her bowsprt over the track i1s. as the mail
tram coming up.
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EANUFACTORIES WANTED ~ THE
WEST.
Correspondence OF The n. Y. Tribune.


DAyENPoRr, Iowa, Nov. -, 1915.
Tie failure of the crops, and the collapse Of and
speculatious have made hard times unpeaSanty
familiar TO the majority Of the people OF the West,
and the uncertainty Of the future has aiiei greatly
the difficulties Of our present condition In Iowa, the
disasters of the past twelve mouths have been less
severely felt an in our sister States Illinois and
Minnesota and we hope that the rene Sal Of West
eiu prosperity will fire, be percep be in this vicinity.
With wheat selling at only % cent? per bushel, AMI
money re-, procurable mortgage at less rate thal
- per cont the financial prospects not very iitter
Jog and msuy Of farmers dread the possibility oi
being made homeless by the summary process o fore.
closure Of tie mortgage trust deed b. which nearly
every acre of Western land is encountered. In this
city-Davenport-the depression has been less severe
than in most Western towns and for this exemption
we give the praise 10 the partial development OF our
manufacturing facilities, which, imperieeiy az they
have been improved, have yet maintained al activity
among our business men that no other influence could
hay created And il is To the further development
these advantages that earnestly desr, 10 nyi'e inc
s.,e,tiop of the unemployed capital and meohanics
,o,crn,ise of the East. We believe that no otlct
noin nos.e,ses equal facilities for the establishment q
The mapufactories which the al'cady large ant con
stnilv Increasing business operations oil tue Wee
require At present W. export nothing but tbs asri
cultural stsples and these are al a heavy eNpense
Transported a. Inc manufacturing cities c The Etst 10
fetc operatives engaged IN tie manufacture Of vi-r'
alio ly another extensive TRANSIT, AZ forwarded 70
the We g. Coz samnlon. fy tn, process re 80
farmer Is compelled 70 we tlles bl,Ies ~ VIA d.
CIchsr1' or au article "I.r, ~ 1)HS '4' .-''0'
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Tpshrf County of fsn;,ies from Berkshire County
NE.-, mrch nc'sd fer ia thirty farmers AMI excel
lent cs,tle The undoubtedly, is by Ear the oes. way
TO ,eit.e tn con.Iy. Sill there are e loC itoas
whore fir,s families car settle snd after ltt!s time
i@el quite a. home.
Tisre frequent opportunities where capita can
be employ Cd to lie very bes. aiyan age, both oa
al. snc arge scale, in various kinds Of man1isc'ur-
Ing. on locstion have IN mind where saw, grist
ard WOODEN n..n sre very much peefei, AMI could 10,
fail "a prove spl-r jIi inv, smen.-
VII iesye The subject for the present, hopLrg -
say u.ore upon il from tine TO time. The tmgran.
% Al aud II 1nesteai Company No. ~ Nassau
st.ee. WI give sny further particulars desired
Nei-- lort Dec. 80. NASSAU.
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THE VICTORIA BRIDGg, MosrREAL.-This great
work has been pushed forward 80 energetica!y that
the bridge will probably BE- opened for traffic in Octo-
be' 1899, instead VI Jan. 1850 in accordance with
tie contract terms. The past season 81 mon were
employed in its construction, including 40 men en-
ployed at the Canada Works, BrkenheaI In making
the tubes. Five steamers % barges II scows, and a
ferry and row-bOats ] II horses, locomotives IL
pumping, hosting and stationary engines, 2 nyet-
making machines, ard nyeting machines, were en-
ploysd on the work. The total .ensth OF the bridge
over tie ST. Lawre ~ IS two niles, less lJJ ieo. IL
j. iron and tubular and consists Of - spaLs oi 22 ieet
EACH and in the centre Of $50 feet The spas are
terminated or each eide by eanseways termn mating IN
ahutnents Of sod masonry, 30 feet long and - feet
wide. The northern canseT9yi - w feet long and
that on the south 7C0 feet. The bridge IS being butt
.or the Use Of the Grand Trunk Railway through Can
ads When completed, it vii be the gigantic work
OF the continent.
ia, Ne,e. Oreaas Deita contains an article attacking
UIam Powers whom IT accuses Of being " Violent
Aboltonst.' The Dettd has n corresponient who v
solci.ous to be informed whether Powers, the Abo-
ltionist has received an order from GCyernm, nt TO
exscut, two statues a. go each. II is quite
isn. in THIS connection that If Government never
EMPLOYS great artist uLt. il fnds who 10 psrti-
zan Of SLAVERY, that il viii never employ one at AL
IaaEssE sBExP MOvEN,ST.-TAe Santa r. IN.
NJ Gazette states that l05 900 sheep are about 70 Do
taken from Bsrnailo ard valsnta Counties, In that
Territory, overland TO California. There 10 also .
drove Of 10, ~ from Ohio, at Santa Re, bound
for the same denlnaiion.
Judge Palmer Of QUO Of tie districts Of Minnesota,
has decided that the increased rate OF interest suci
a, three or five per cent per month agreed On in
no.e- 20 b. paid after the note is due AMI
upps;d legal ard colectable. The gro-od o. tia
dsciion il tina. t. increased interest @ De looked
upon IN the ns.urc Of a penalty or damage for th,
rsr-fuflme1, # contract, rather taan A. IN crest
.sr tie norsy lo61ej; and i Is therefore 20. s1t
ton % TIE lusry Law. Tas SaPEe.r; Curt u ~
g. pas "a .LDs s.Ee .'1I ccc-.Ci.
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CrScrNNATI. Dec. l9SLouR firm. NHJsSY s.ea'y a, -;
Hoo hscr sale. 40 for averaging 10 b.
and s5a 47 receps to-day. 900 PORE firm al 81 %
LARD trm Al 10 az C., and held higher
WORLrANs, D.cl8 -The.sales Of CoTToN to-day were
coo bales ct Decline OF c. 'he mase closing very unsettled
Flour quiet Of o. D. LANE RocklaIi, = ~.
MoRlis Dec 1.-THE sales of CorToy today were 900
baes lie for middDg. Sales Of the week 5 20 bales
RECEIPTS the week 800 bse seanRt 1900 in the
week last yesr Stock IN poIt ll9 500 bsles
Dec l8 The sales Of Cotton to-day $50" ba!e a. He
.or mddnG. ...
PniLApILPin. De- l8-FLovR qaiet sales Of 1900 bbs
strerne ct - WHEAT dull and g. oTer sales Of 40"
bush Red 81 + dif %; White. 3iG IS. COaN buoy
ant a. % higher; sac. OF $500 bush feov at 7od7l
olc Coffee firm; Rio IL clio SUGAs dnni Orleans
7,17, Wool active. WHISKY trn a. -. use.
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Public SCilOOI.EpOMse Burned.

BUSION, Satu!Ihy, DC. 10 DIV
The QuLcy School-lIouse, on Tyler street, one Of
tie largest and most expensive e our pubc-schoo
budiI %, was entirely consumed By fire last night.
TIE soho hcuse was owned by The city, whose ios- IS
$4,000.
Tie ship Child Of the Regiment, whose loss is re-
ported 10 the English papers per Arabia vas Insured
in Boston for so, 900.
The trial of McNulty for the murder Of police officer
Ezeki. W. tIodsd9p, resulted to-day IL di'4gree-
me NJ of the iurv.
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Seizure Oi .ie Handefer.

NlTtSNlH. surrey. Dac I. rs
Tie RTibf-aa Of ,his NOR o rays tsst the Cut.i
States NsrAsl hiss seized ,Aa zach: W.aierer Q,
BrunswiCk.
Tie bark A,'enres, previously arrested - Jackson
Vile, Fla, On suspicion of b-ns sl.ver, ms bee,
Ieeased