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TOBACCO There is nothing doing OF conse-
auence, and we continue quotations, which are ut
tie more than nominal. Ne quote inferior LngS
AZ S225a250, good and fine 53GS 80; inferior
Leaf ss47 gSod Ssos od fine nd %fn anu
So 5O1l0 so. fancy cases S21190.
FLOUR There is nothing doing IN Flour,
though stocks of country are little heavier
They are still light, however. We simply renew
quotations. Wequote Superhne SO 50D6 IS; Extra
S7G7 Is; Family 81 rs. We quote sales to the
trade.
WHEAT-We quote cash sales of prime white
at Sl.4O; and prime red at Sl20. On time we
quote good to prime white Sl45dlo o DO. req u.
25dl.3O. Market heavy.
CORN.-We Quots 65N703.; with the remar k
that only the smallest lots bring zoe. arket dull
OATS.-We continue TO quote 40c. d. bushel.
HAY.-Sldl.l0 ~ cwt.
RYE.-75n8Oc. - bushel.
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m Dunlop. Moncure L. Co. ask the ntten-
ton Of dealers to their auc'ion gale OF COZ EE,
cins at ii o'clock THIS MORNING., without re-
gard to weather. no 20-1t
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rkrrr II IInES SIllyLp 4, r

BEEF-Sales the latter part of last week at
1926 IA per cwt. gross Supply heavy.
VEAL-Out of season, but a few still command
So to SIS per head.
sHEEP.--Supply moderate and qualities in
fsrlor Sales at from So to SIS per head. BY
weight we quote SO 50 to SIS per owt. gross.
HOGS.-Corn fed we quote az 8 so; others
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IA BILL HEAD! BILL HEADS 1.-THE largest
and most complet assortment of RULED Pa
Blue, White, Buff, Canary, Pink, and PurpleDj1st
received at THIS OFFICE. Merchants and 9TH
Paper, and as cheap as they can be procured any
where Call and see specimens and prices. ltsJ
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"a Valuable Building Lots on the South
eIDE OF CLAY, BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH
AFTERNOON AT 0'CLOCK.-The particular
attention Of the public 70 respectfully called To- the
For further particulars see auction head.
no 70 GODDlN & APPE9SON. Arots.
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IA Colts Celebrated Five Shooters...
Army, Navy, and Pocket sizes, on hand and for
sale by JAMES WALSH.
Gun Importer,
oc 22-1m doors above st. Charles Hotel.
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RED BLANK LEVY has now IA store a
Large stock OF hne al ID medium quality Bed Blan-
kets which he WI sell at surprIslRgl, low prices
Also, Negro Blankets, both white and grey of all
Qualities to be sold at the lowest cash prices Per-
sons ha 'lng any OF the above to purchase can de
pend on finding the cheapest and best assortment
at LEWIS. Also. Negro Clothing by the piece or
yard, comprising Kerseys. Plalds, Tweeds. Full
Cloths and various other goods suitable for Neg O
Clothing. all of which will be sold at prices hat
cannot fail to general satisfaction. Be sure
to go to LEVY'S. is Main street
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| AIDES WEAR Ladies' Merino Vests and
II Drawer; Ladies' Silk Vests and Drawers; La
ties Linen Cbemise; Ladies' Linen Yokes and
Sleeves; Ladies' Imperial Skirts; Ladies' Lace
Sets, Collars and Sleeves; Ladies Breakfast Sets
and Collars; Ladies white and black Grape Sets;
Ladies' Embroidered and Lace Handkerchief;
Cambria and Linen Edges and Insertinss; & owes
and Hosiery In all Styles Children's Hosiery. a
full assortment; Goods for families, in every va
riety. A full stock at 80 Main st,
T.
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APRoF. J: d. ANDREWS. of New Orleans,
would res pectfuy announce to the citizens of th
and EXPRDITloUs METHOD of COMPUTING INTER
EST, PER CESTAG Z and SHORT MULTIPLICATION,
OF incalcnlable advantage to all who have any
thing to do with accounts which he is prepared to
communicate to those who may favor him with an
application at the ErchGnge, where he will remain
sight days oHIy. Thorough Instruction given in
twenty minutes Prof A. has secured his methods
by copy right Entire satisfaction gwen, or no
charge made. Terms reasonable.
We, the undersigned, having been instructed by
Concise and Expeditions M ethods of Computing
Interest. Per centage and Short Multiplication,
pronounce thu m the " ne Plus ultra " in their line
The Professor Is stopping AZ the Exchange
J. r. Gilt. J M GODDIN
d. WElSlGER. X. I. REYNOLDS,
JNO: r. Y POTTS, VIM. A. JENKINS,
X. II. SrROTHER, J. H. BECK.
J. W. CARTER. b. L. WILKINSON. =
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IA To NJ d / cal students. .Dissecting
CASES of various sty leg and prices, for sale very
cheap at EDWARD I. R0BINSON'S,
ne Is I'm 4th and Franklin SITS.
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HA- Amaze of eratitude-2O. 600 Copies of
A MEDICAL BOOK FOR GRATUIrOUS CIKCU
LATION. by a sufferer. who has been ehectualiy
cured of Nervous Debility, Loss of Memory, and
DImness of Sight, resulting from early errors, by
follow ing the instruct ons gwen IN me- lcal work.
Considers it his duty, gratitude to the author,
anu for the benefit of Consumptlve and Nervous
sufferers, to publish the means used He will,
herefore, send tree to any address, receipt of
two stamps, copy of the work. containing every
information required. ADDRESS, Box 49," p. o.,
Albany, N. Y. no 2-d& cw3m
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COO BOXeS GROUND PEPPEn. Cot

C[NI BUAES GKOUN Nd PEPPEh, COhee
OOC and Mustard COO reams Cap. Letter and
WrapplGg Paper; 2Oe boxes, lbs. each, Of IndIgo,
Fig Hue and Nutmeg; 800 pkgs Chewing Tobic-
co; also. Havana and prin1pe and Domestic
Cigars; smoking Tobacco; Pipes, Cotton Irvine,
Rope and Cord Rice damantine and Tallow Can
dies; Pale. Brown Yellow, Black and Toilet coaIs
Teas. Cotfees. VINEGAR, Moasses Salt, &c, and
everything usually kept IN a wholesale Grocery
Furnishing Store. For sale cheap by
VIM WAlIACE
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COM ME RCIAL.
,,.,m.ra MARKETS. November 10.

There 10 no new feature In commercial shairs.-
The tightress and want of animation noticed for
some time past, continue. and must continue
while the present doubt and apprehension relative
TO political affairs and events agitate the public
mind. Enterprise is tenmmelled energy restrict
ed Men are timid anput entering new plans and
are indisposed to extend their present ones. The
exchanges are getting involved State currencies
falling into trouble and giving trouble. State
stocks aud other stocks are falling. This kind of
property, IN period of apprehension and national
difficulty, is always frat to feel the effects of com
mcrcial depression; but other species OF property
must experience the same fate. Sensible mel IN
dulge very disooursging forebodings. and express
the greatest anxiety that something shall he done
promptly, that we may know the worst. or avert
the suffering which must come from the present
state Of public affairs if they continue. Virginia
stocks fell To $50 IN New York on Saturday, and
we hear that there were sales on the street after
the close of the Brokers' board, at SIS. OF the
currency Of the Southern states, very tie clrcu-
lates in Virginia, save North and South Carolina
notes. The former is per cent. below par and
the latter s. Money is scarce here hut we notice
the continued sclvency of our mercantile Glasses
njeed, they never were more solvent, II they
ever were as much so. Nothing but the dl.turb-
ing influences of the Northern crusade against the
South and the consequent excitement that pre-
walls in the Sou hern States, affects their business
at this time. How long these things must con-
tinue, and how far their consequences ara TO go,
time alone can Il IL.
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OSA UNION PRAYER MEETING is held
at the rooms oil the Young Mems Christian As
soc!ation In G0DDIN'S HALL.
CnriAtlans OF all denominations, and strange rs
visiting the city, are cordially invited to attend.
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NEW sroKE-To BE OPENED MONDAY

l. NOV EM BEL o.
TOYS, FIREWORKS, FANCY GOODS.
Being unable to accommodate our wholesale ana
retail customers with the above articles, A. Gu
China and Fancy Goods Store, at the corner 9.
Brosd and Third streets, we took, IN ADDITION -
u, the largo ard handsome establishment asAs
door to luaIles dry goods store, uetween % , sn
9Th streets. where we hope To receive 3 call HOui
the kind public, selling confident our goods she
prices Will meet their Appreciation. co
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&c 24-2nl

~ Lumber Card.-Eu2fne Darlington
HAVING purchased the stock of LUMBER OF the
late Edward Il. Dudlef. will continue the business
at the old Yard, corner Franklin and 10Th streets,
where he W II he happy to serve the old custom
ers of Nj r Dudley and the publ, generally. Stock
on hand-WHlrE PIN E. YELLOW PIN Il,
FL0oRING, WALNUT; CHERRY ASH MA
SHINGLES, &c. EUGENE CARING TON.
no 1--d1m Corner Franklin and 18th SITS
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1--WE DOLLARS REWARD-Escaped from
the old Jail of HenrcO county. On the night of
the l4th inst, JOSEPH EUBANK, white man,
convicted by the County Court of Henrlco county
of a mlsdemeanor. and sentenced to six months
Imprisonment. The said EUBhNK is about q
years old, feet 10 inches high, with a very full
black beard, covering nearls his whole face. He
was dressed IN a black trock coat. grey pants and
slOuc hed white hat. Whoever will return the SAID
EUBAhK to the, jail of said county, will receive
the above reward.
nol9-ts JOHN A. HUTCHESON
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"A RDQ'Rs COWS MOUNTED GUARD
RICHMOND. Nov. 18th, 1880 (
%M Attend meeting Of the tompanY;
~ at your Armory, on TUESDAY, 18th Of
at ia O'Clock L. NJ.
BY order of Capt. ]; q. CABBLL.
F.W CHAMBERLAYNE, LIST sergt
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}. G. REDWOOD.
GFNERaI AGENT k sNh a0MnJ ysA Aiov
MERCHANT
Has removed his Office to METROPOLITAN
HALL, where he will be pleased to see his friends
and will attend, with promptness and punctualiiy,
to any business conhded to him. no % ST.
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REAuTIFUL AMI CENTRAL BUiLD

REAuTlEUL AND CENTRAL BUILD
~ ING LOTS. CORNER BROAD AND CAPI-
These bulding lots, fronting 81 feet on Capito and
Broad streets respectively, and 40 fee. on 10th
street, are, Tor private or public purposes un-
equaled by any other in the city Surrounded By
streets on three sides. and fronting the Capitol
Square, they present rare attractions. They VIII
be rented on liberal terms sold on long credit
no l9-ts J. b. WATKINS, l59 Main ST.
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uARRIsoNp,rpo NV ~ 1e60

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Feeling in Rocking hGm-ConSsrrdtire Sentipnen,
-AboLtioaist Notified TO Quit-Rshgiors
h.HS fr.
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BOARDING..

ROARDING.-The subscribers, having taken
- the house of Jos. H. Crenshaw. Esq o., on Main
street, between 9th and 7th. inform their friends
and the public that they Will be prepared to re-
celve boarders on the LIST of October.
The house is in excellent repair, and fitted up
with every convenience for the comfort of It's in
mates. 1t is pleasantly situated and convenient
TO the business part of the city, Several day
boarders can be accommodated.
r. B. MURRAY,
sc IL -3tawts NJ. J. MURRAY.
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE & SALE.

COOk FOR SALE.-Any one in want of
~ good Female COOK. without Incumbranoe,
can be supplied at GRAnY'S jail. on Cary street,
also, No. / CARPENTER-bOt of which will
be sold on accommodating terms. no 20-eots
EOR HIRE-A strong, abs bodied NEGRO
L MAN, for the balance of the year, who is said
to be u good hack driver RIO b. YNE,
Agent for Hiring out Negroes,
no 20-2t MatrOpnlitan Hall.
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ENUK HlRE-For the balance of the year,
MAN, accustomed to DINING ROOM SER
VICE, and is very good negro. Apply to
ALFRED l.. HOLIDAY,
10 19-3t 18th street,
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o. =. Il AID WIN.
At the BalI of the
VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE
FRIDAY NIGHT, NovEEBER ~, 80.
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I OST OR MlSLAID-CERTIFICA No
- 6g7, to J. b. Harvle. Trustee for Lewis
James, Sarah and Marv Harve, for one share Of
stock in the Richmond Fire Association, dated
September 14th. lS49. Notice is hereby gwen thsi
application will be made to the Association for 5
renewal of the saidiEript. 10 law8v
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SUBJECT
JOCKNEY TRAVELLERS AND orupno

n- PRICE OF TICKETS, so CENTs.x,,
Fer sale Ms, At w Dawes nsxt to Msch.ns,
son Dupuy's. Broad st J. Ladders on gP sstt
between 4th and 5th SITS; = 7. Rohnsnn's' co,s.
Man a' s,Is.s am 81 the sha ar 1eo BALDWIN "a
h Lecture to commence At o clock 1'"'
no 10
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RICHMOND MADE PIANOS FOX
&7SALE BELOW NORTHERN PRICES.
wv n THE subscriber has on hand three nes
very superior octave PIANOS, which he VA
rants to he equal, ii not superior. to any Instrn
ment of the same quality from Northern msnu
factories.
He also offers his services TO the public 80
TUNER and REPAIRER OF PIANOS, at Tes
sonable rates. CONRAD FREE MANN,
South side Broad ST., between I'd snd ID
RHFERENCEs.-H. ?. Iefebvre. Esq, Prot. I,
W. Thllow, Prof. W. T. Gra6au. &c. no l4-en
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60 Christaline Jelly. without Eggs or
make half gallon of beautiful clear JELLY,
without any trouble, and in very short time.
For sale by JOHN w. GARLICK,
Apothecary, &C., Market Place,
Franklin street.
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Neutrality-suspicious. to know that the right
w place to get an old coat SCOUT RED and H.
PAIRED 10 look hike new and last six months
onger,is at KINGS. 10th street. between Main
and Cary Ladies are notified that the price ls re-
having increased our faciii,les.
N. B.-KlNG lives next door to Crawford's ga
loon Sim
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1--WE DOLLARS REWARD

ROARDING.-One or two DESIRABLE
- ROOMS vacant at the EDGEMONT HOUSE,
between 9th and Eth streets. oc ITS
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rN ES X A Y CO.. .-Strayed from
EA1$ Bankstown Farm. near the City Reser-
,-.s voir, red cow, with white face, hay.
eral reward will be pa d upon her being delivered
to my overseer, upon said farm.
no 10 cost B. w HAXALL,
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CUNS-GUNS-GUNS have In store alargs
~ and very complete stock Of g UNS; also, Smith
e NELSON'S SEVkN-SB0OTERS;S Sharpe very
many other PISTOLS, of the best makers !;
SPORTING GOODS and AMMUNITION, of all
kinds; all of which will be sold at the lowest pos
sble prices. An examination of my stock is re-
spectfully solicited. T. w. TIGNOR,
Gun Maker, Main street, below the Market.
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g1rk STRAYED OR sTOLEN-From nv
EA+S~ house, on MONDAY the l2lh inst =, a are
A.aRED cow, with white horns and white
spot liz the face. For the delivery of SAID Gov,
JOHN H. sHO0FF,
no l7--3t' Cary street. between 9th and 7!A.
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PIANOS FOa SALE
xea ONE FINE KosEWoop PIANO

H5FUK SALE INV ATELi i ne SUD
w ~ 'scriber offers at private sale. for lev
days only. one very handsome. round corner,
seven octave, ROSEWOOD PIANO. made in tbs
city. This is an instrument of superior tone and
finish, and warranted by the manufacturer for one
year. 1t will he sold low 10 any persan making 50
carly appllc ltlon. Ino l5-tsI j. H DlGb Is.
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a. * RICHMOND Tk.
1AE~ Ting PARK.-A ms,nsoI'
0<3pANio Tor Slt0 side. mile S.sNs
SANb best two in three v,ii,t
ru,Tn.n. place ~ the above ,rsnL ~s
VIM. HeDchan names Honest B,itv
q. Wagner names Ju piter.
Race to take place At clock G,,s rs..
no D-2 c. WAGNER, Prorrssoc"
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VIM. GOTZE, No. 100 Broad street, between
w 5th and 9th manufacturer of STEAM RE-
FINED, FRENCH, and FANCY CANDIES, of
all descriptions wholesale and retail. and dealer
in FANCY GOODS, TOYS. FOREIGN FRUITS,
and CIGARS, of every variety, respectfully IN,
vites the public to examine his new and beautli vi
stock City and country merchants will find It to
their interest to examine his goods before pur-
chasing elsewhere, as he feels satisfied he can of
fer as great inducements as can be had by their
purchasing North. l3-dtlstJa'
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Vest POWDEKS-At 10 cents per box -
L They are cheaper than any other, and equal
to he hest. Also, fresh Acorn Coffee; pure Choo-
olate; Cocoa; Broms, and Coxe's Sparkling Celia
tine. L.. WAGNER, Druggist,
Enrnar & II andR Al ara
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a. STOPT WE HIEF Stolen from IN,
INstable, on the Telegraph Road seven mi,,
AAsouth OF FTederloks burg, on TUESDAY night
last, dark bay MARE, close, compact form.
small feet. clean, nice legs. full name and tsI
by saddle scalds, and some white specks on her
right Jaw under the ear. A birdie, with stiff b,
and chain curb. was taken with her. A liberal re-
ward will lie paid for any information concerning
her My Post Office is Fredericksburg. She !,
about five feet high, PAGES and trOts finely, and N
good order. Valued az 500.
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A Concentrated Potash--Ah &c M
zeal preparation fer making Soap. One pound
Will make six ga Ions nice clean Soap. Price, rs
cts per pound. For sale bv
JOHN w. GARLiCK, Apothscary, &C..
Market Place, Franklin street.
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LOBT AND STRAYED

LOST-On Thursday last, h.
the Medical College And n.
CITY Springs. pair oil Colin
SPECTACLEs. in a BLACK Morocco case III.
finder will he literally rewarded by Leaving t5s
same At TINS tIhce. no@-lt'
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FRESH BUTTER.-l have made arrange
ments with some of the prnol pal dairy men of
Orange county. New York, and of the Delaware
Valley, Mary land. and of the Virginia Farmers
ing the Winter and Spring, with their best
FRESH BUTTER. Throug h these ABRAMS ements
FRESH BUTTER, and will be enabled to keep
families supplied at low PRICE Fer sale yssS whole
oc 26-dlm Next cor. Franklin and (iov'r SITS
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1 DO HEREBY CERTIFY ,oa1 / nav. ,,-s,

| DO HEREBY CERTIFY that nav. used
L Messrs DUVAL l. NOHTON'S HORSE To-
MIC, and hnd from the of it, that il has never
failed to cure any internal disease tina, horses or
mules are subject to, as have tried it 10 my en- :
tire satsf action in all cases, and can recommend
all persons who have horses. mules cattle, 10
give 1t a trial. wM. b. HALL.
Southampton co, Nov. 18th. 1850
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-26
GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.

BOSTON AND VICINITY.
The friends OF Kansas held a meeting at
fremont Temple, Friday evening, at which
Amos a. Lawrence presided. The condition
OF the unfortunate territory was detailed III an
interesting manner by Rev. Messrs. foster,
Denuson, aud Hutchinson OF Kansas, and
Messrs Henry Lee, Jr j. Sullivan Warren,
and Dr. Thomas Ii. Webb, were appointed
committee to solicit subscriptions tor Der re-
lief.
The students of natural history, in Boston,
are rejoicing in the discovery Of a new species
of marine ANIMALS, now o tXhlbltloh at me
actuarial nardeus 1t is of bright orange col
or, with numerous tcnticles, winch it draws
up or extends at will, appearing, when they
are stretched To their tul limit IN the form OF
an umbrella. 1t was dredged by some fisher
men few miles fran Cape Ann.
The wooden building No. 80 North Margin
street, Boston, used partly for Il hack stable
| and partly for immoral and disreputabe prac
tees, was burned TO the ground, Friday night
| Three hacks were destroyed and six horses
persisted in the flames. rhe house was set ON
| fire by some OF the tenants who had that night
been elected from the premises,
The representatives OF the associated banks
of Boston had meeting, Saturday evening,
and adopted suitable measures OF rellet III pur-
suance OF the following resolve. Inc banks
| by tins action VIII be renewed 10 llle allouH'
OF $500 900 -
Resolved, That the associated banks of Boston be
lieve il to be the duty OF the Boston banks TO mann
tain the integrity OF specie-payng Danksln the pies
ent crisis, and in order to meet the demands OF th
commercial community, we will render all aid pos
sble in the accommodation OF tie puDhc ny us
counting to the utmost extent of our ability.
MIDDLEsEx COUNTY.
The sophOmOres at Harvard College hav'
been reused to Indignation by the suspension
of Charles Pickering Bowditch of West Rox
bury, till May next Bowditch was impllcal
ed in the recent rotous proceedings for whlcl
eight students were suspended last week. IL
was the first scholar in his class.
Hon james d. Greene has been again nom
mate. for mayor by the "citizens" OF Cam
bridge, irrespective of party relations, recel'
inc in the caucus 124 out of the 2o9 vote
cast, no other person receiving as many be
or 60 votes.
The first skating Of the season in this vicin
ity was enjoyed Friday morning on the mei
dows and lowlands in Lexington, which wer
flooded by the recent rains. The intense co,
of Saturday and Sunday have covered MAJ
sachusetls with skating fields, which will VI
doubtedly be improved by thousands OF in
patient lads and misses
The estate connected with the ruin Of til
convent on Mt. Benedict in Somervie, col
sists of house and II acres OF land. 1t
this year taxed to the Ursuline committee 10
$500 the valuation of it it being 100000.
The town of Waterown was the scene, FIR
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REQUIRE confirmation They state that the
BuIgarians, who amount to 100000, have
abandoned the Greek religion for the Roman
Catholic.
1t is stated that the school children of Swift.
zerland have purchased the Grutll, the place
were Tell and his associates formed their plan
for the deliverance OF their country. The
Young idea of Switzerland has been taught 10
Shoot properly, and so it honors the patriotic
archer, whose bow was one of promise, and
OF deliverance, too, to his country.
The sad report is in circulation that Mad
anne Biscaccianti, formerly prima donna, and
much esteemed in her profession, has sunk so
low, morally and professionally, that she is
now nightly singing for the dedication of fast
Young men in san Francisco, where fashy
'pretty waiter girls" dispense smirks end bad