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Barley for Seed |!

THE Subscriber b.. &C. ale a lot Of BARLEY
L for seed. IL !. clean and nice, AID ire IRON
al foul seeds. To IL had At h. hrm.
DARIUS FORBES.
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THE RuNFORD CORNEr BAND y pre-.
Il pared o. fitnish nusic &c Cslebfaiians, An
Hiversaiies Picuics. and al uocaaioa. whefs anti.
itary uiasic 10 rs-qsirsd. Tcfals rcasoathis.
Ailfess HENRY "a. COLBY. Leader.
Rini,cd Csairv, May, 1850. 6si5
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'rIlE subscriber hereby give. publie notice that
she has besn duly appointed by The hanorable
Judge Of Probate ioT the Comfy u Oxford, and
a..uae,. the trust of administrators oiihe estate
Of
CLARK KNIGHT late oi Norway,
In .aid County, deceased, by giving boad a. the
Law directs. She therefore requests all persons
Who are Indebted to the estate Of ssid deceased To
make Immediate payment: and those who have
am demands thereon o. exhibit the same 60
MAY IS, 1860 MARTHA A. KNIGHT.
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New Store. New Goods,

V'IIE snh.cribcr would respectfully announce TO
the AbIIs Of this place and vicinity, that
he IN. ja't arrived iiom NEW Y0Rk With a
-rge aai ,plep.iii assittneui of al the latest
.t.L.f
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which he ole" atv,y hs prices.
To rcalcf this department. c,n1lets. hs hfs
spared 10, tr,ihs nar cNpra.e. 90 scrure Nisf t.
muck. sp- II the S~p h-b Aiiliusr- irnn
PORTLAND. vh, vii execute 40 order. in
CEg Niv's, All sith dr.p,ich.
T. .r,yr s,rf,1p. 1ike. he hi, adopted the
one PRICE SYSTEM.
Morning. Gods constantly on hand.
B,ansis Blsashsl. pressed sal D,ei 10 order.
FL ROSENBURG,
SOUTH PARIS. Is
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-04
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
FRIDAY, Feb. 3--6 p. N

\ FRIDAY, Feb. 3-6 Pm.
The discount market works in favor of the Dor
rover; we hear Of sales Of short paper very de-
srable at per cent, and Of first class six months
paper at 60 and brokerage. These, however, are
below the current rates, which remain as last
quoted. In the street there appears to be an &C.
tive demand for money on call at six per cent; an
indication in ordinary times that tie banks are
gradually reducing their discount line. The feel
ing in the street is that the disbursements which
may be expected next week from the Sub Treasury
will ease up money considerably.
The foreign exchange market is dull, and rates
are hardly maintained. The principal foreign
bankers continue to ask 100 for long bills and 1904
for short sight, but there is no demand at these
rates. Some commercial bills are selling at 1854
!. For francs the rate for city bills is $40, for out
of town bills (Which are scarce) 5.21} 5.22s. The
mail tomorrow per Fulton and City of Manches-
ter Is light one.
Stocks continue inanimate, and the market. in
fcless state, yields to The efforts of few vigorous
bears. New York Central was done as low as 7Ol
today, decline Of IL within couple of DAVIS |, Il
closed 7oa bid, against 7Os at the close yesterday
1t Is said that the company have resolved to cease
the publication OF their monthly receipts; we pre-
sumo that this determn alton may possibly be re-
considered after April. The most active stock on
the List 10 Pacific Nail, which jumped up one per
cent ss the first ooard and closed sol bid, against
1sl bid at tae close yesterday. The advance =
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ooes beeans the custo and law, cond 90 Wild
his wife or daughter into any precinct or neighborhood
without an insult from the rowdies; II there tive
WHO would give AT insult there would be ye AMI twenty
who would Knock them down Ia atw'nkline- (Applause
But 10 said wouio Withdraw from her proper
sptefe-home. Don't politics Withdraw just rs
mueM Those women only who had gifts for public
spheres would Po those fitted for the domestic sphere
would stay tnere Again, vas salt woman would lose
her charm and delcacy Of sex Whoever Thought that
Jenny Ind lost hersf When Madame soutag gave FREQ
Invitation to the clergy OF New York aud brooklyn To
ate nd preliminary exhibition of her powers At Triplef
Hail. they all welt and whom she han nnishcd DR. Cur
rcse with inmiable elOQuencc expressed the hanks
DONE and blessed God for the gift to do IT, but not sylla
bic heard about her unsexug herself being Of
her sphere (Appsase Tho question OF w0mans rights
had to be debated like every other right OF man 0p
posed 70 priyege-aemocacy against aristocracy Poll
teal privileges all right when exercised BY the wives
any woman who held estate from voting-ony custom
The widow OF baron might set in Parliament only GUS
tom sent attorney represent her. Tho proudest
monarch DOW reigning was Victoria IT sDeaker was
democrat from skin 70 CENTRE and from centre back 70
skin-(iaughter) be would say, Whatever powers
God gave woman she had right TO exercise. Thai
Was The broad doctrine Of democracy; whether peo
pie ever got TO or not depended On whether
they were consistent not Plants had three periods
OF growth The first and slowes was by the root next
By the stem, which was less slow, lest and quickest by
the blossom and fruit TIE world had been growing BY
STEM but twas entering on the period or blossom
and fruit. Changes that took hundred years will nov
Do wrought in Ave. The change IN regard TO woman 3
rights might not take place in our day but might begin
The speaker advocated womsns rights because man
needed it. Every woman should DO made eligible to all
man new hAs cloud appiause.) The Assembly then
dispersed.
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traced tosrpmors Of ssettement with Vanderbilt,
who, according to the friends OF the Pacific
hail, finds his age and ipfrmites prey upon him
too severely 10 continue the contest The publie
viii do well TO make sure of the facts before
operating in this very mercuria stock Missouri
skies were wanted to-day at 81, having recovered
the decline of yesterday; they closed soY ba.
against 500 at the close yesterday. All the West.
ern shares were lower; Rock Island which was the
most active among them, sold freely at 6, de-
cline of 4 per cent The whole market is in that
depressed and stagnant condition which usually
precedes active movements Of ono kind o.
another In tho afternoon things were
moderately active; but stocks closed doll at the
following quotations. Virginia 6s, 81 !; Missouri
SIS, SOFA Canton, II q 1; Cumberland Coat
preferred, l5a le; Pacific Mail Steamship, 500 q
/; New York Central. TOT . 6; Erie, 81 q !; Hal-
son River, 4l} tai; Harlem. 81 I; Harlem prefer.
red, "a /; Reading. 3sf . Z; Michigan Central,
81 /; Michigan Southern and Northera Indiana.
AZ a s; do. guaranteed, l2} . I; Panama, 1901 L;
Illinois Central. SCI q I; Galena and Chicago, $50
50; Cleveland and Toledo. 19l . &; Chicago and
Rock Island. 622 al. %
Some Of the traffic reports on the railways fse
January have come to hand. We publish our usual
table. which we shall complete as soon ~ We r.
A.
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OEy 0OO0& VFA0es
The following comparative st&semeut Of the import
Of foreign dry goods at New York for the week and
Jan. L.
For the ,ceek. 1858. 1850 1880
Entered at the port. Sl,6ll ,62S 37l0lH 3,66S,sT
Since Jan. ]. =
Entered at the port 49,. 44777r2 142s6,766 sSS
Thrown on market 6,ss2 ESQ 47si 1883 $50
BY the above tabla viii that the dry goods en-
erred this port for the pas week. ~ well as the amount
thrown upon the MARKET sre less than those FOR tho
period last year. ouA considerably in excess u
hose for the same week 1855 The the lat oe
January last esneed Tor the tmo during thu
proceeding years Asxport trads has continued good tho
chief demand having been for China with shipments South
American ports Ths volume Of Southern trade has been
larger The past week, With doing with retailers from
that secsn. The changeable weather and severity OF thu
cold have tended 70 check operations The Southern
trade, however, has not reached its greatest ac-
uviy, and n not expected 10 do 90 until towards the
close of the month Ths heaviest transactions continue
10 be combined 10 The oobing trade Of the South and the
steamers bound for souhern ports generally 90 xoM
loaded AZ the jobbers become supplied retailers yin
increase N nnDbers a. there less necessity OF e1e-
diton on their part The only trade which has yet s
peared rom che West has been from st. Louis IOuiond
ana Gnciznaa with fair amount FROM Nashville %
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The fourth week ON the Galena gave an increase
Of $4,000 over the week of last year;
but the falling off during the first three weeks coud
not be wholly overcome. The wheat crop in the
crop is light a =,
The following was the business of the Sub.Tres-
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The following is the last United States Treasurers
monthly statement, showing the amount at his Gre
dit in the Treasury with assistant treasurers and de-
sigDated deposares, and in the Mint aud branches,
by returns received to Monday, 23d January, 1860.
the amount for which drafts have been issued but
were then unpaid, and the amount then remaining
subject to draft 7
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a reservoir Of the BROOKLYN Water WORKS, was tue
C., witness called tN had known accused two years.
lille ncagea the Rdgev GOD reservoir, and knew MN
10 be civil quiet qesos able aud sober maa SIX other
w,uesses who have known 0'poupe tnrrof peaceable-
yes,s testified 10 bis general goo" N
pess and sobiety. ~ who resides in the third shaaty
from cNr WAS side OF her door; she stranger
zoe old man from Brooklyn out and pass by bee
door; Lehe,t the deceased. out After aud call
ing the Old man. beckoned him 10 behind the shan
tics subsequently, Iher go and shove o. Don
nellie door aud enter after which there great noise
In there; witness next Leheft backing out Of 0Don
Dels door with both hands Clinched In Mrs.
0Donpeis hair, and dragging her after him;
there werc two other men, neither OF whom was
ODonnc, who appeared TO have hand in IT, but witness
did not know who they were against; witness went
back and aseped her door when she went towards the
scene o the 6siuf bsce she then saw ODOnne standing
there with his ehrt sleeves torn and blood on his head
Lehcrt was y ing the ground aud the two mon had
bold Of him; abe had these two men since.
Al haif.past O'Clock the Court was adjourned until
this Saturday, morning.
Tx CASE or TRACY ALLEGED ArrKxPrED RAPK-In
the OF Christopher Tracy tried in the Hudson County
Court for attempted rape the young girl Sarah Roddich
he jury court at half past 10 yesterday noon,
fer having been kept together over hours The fore
stated that they were unable To agree and there
not the least probability that they could. Judge Oyieu
therefore discharged them the Ii 10 be tried
again the present term Is understood that the jury
TODD for conviction and for acquittal.
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Inc feuowing comparative statement Of the ports
Of foreign dry goods at New York for the week and nos
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The following memorial TO Congress- was a''p''' "
,rs,,r,n.r NJ Commerce on Thursday
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tiers locus aan in the body polite to which tey have
long been alien and doubtless counted on their sympathy
in the difficult and delicate position he has assuued Ia
regard TO the spiritual head So bis Majesty hag Ger
ianly reckoned without his host FOR there rubl3s,
cal dscontcnt the effects Of which will require gr rk
lance. At the reception the Jour de An the ereal
well wishers scarcely numbered more than doscn, and
accounts from the departments relate that the provincial
ministers are and al full OF sympathy for the Holy
Father The English arrangement, too, which GER
cuary to see exchanged for another eSe cor
dale the object Of which be the annhaon OF
the Pope, Altogether, seems probable the Emperor
will have quite enough his hands without the manage.
NJ lhouvenei lei, coustantinopc on the 9Th, and Is ex
pccted In Paris to morrow the next day the latest
Baron Billing, who was Chef du Cabinet to n Wa
lewski, is 10 be Minister at stuttgardt - y
One Of the government journRls-the PdN--is very ia
iTnant at the remarks Of the London Times on the retiring
Minister which says reads with astopishment-slmost
indignation. The English journal ought to have reco
iected that the Minister carries with him his retire.
ment "the confidence and esteem Of the Emperor ana
universal sy mpathy" O. -eslf q
The suspension or Oniviers {the avocaO functions
for three months has created such hubbub IN the bar
Of France that the government has caused ocommun
Gated noe to be inserted in the law Journals in which
declares that there any idea Of embarrassing
olivier IN the exercise Of right which the Court alone
can appreciated and adds that the Procureur General
has Fixed the l2h tor hearing the case. rsW /.
Is interesting know that the widow Of Santerre the
brewer, who played go prominent part IN the great
revolution and presided at the execution OF Louis xv
stu living She resides in the Faubourg St Germaln and
AFR ms that she has In her possession the keys Of the has
e together with number OF curious minutes and mAn-
uscrips relative to the persons were imprisoned in
that fortress In this age OF book making, IL such be The
fact world not likely long 10 remain ignorance Of
them. n Dumas would doubtless give the respectable
widow a very handsome compensation for her property
The Empress reported to have taken great offence at
the small number Of ladies' present a. bar reception
the Cd Of January Whether on the sround Of economy
in the affair Of Hsanenur de court which De yio. or
dislike formally which OCCASIONS all the trouble
OF evening party With Few or none OF It's asme, is
certain that IRE Jour de rAn receptions, under the new
dynasty always iess failure. The number
OF ladies' present this occasion 10 said 70 have been
only thirty five, What waste Of gorgeous space aud
Ielace wax lights.
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ths Size u perdticn and soe perhaps on the other
AnGhtcrJ II women had sonoethsng 10 do with prima-
IN house holds That would become orderly which
only Hike the tuseeiing OF dogs. The result
would be shown IN politics as in social, literary and reli
gous AFFAIRS was objected that woman vould be sub
ected to indccate exposure This objection ostener
urged by woman herself than by men. Why Il was
IN tina, eyesy woman was to vote there would
lauehterl would be end Of all indecent places Of
voting But how the fast about exposure 70 rude
nesss woman who went to the Post Office In Nassau
street had to 90 through I'VE hundred Hes more ex-
posure than che would do TO reach ballot box.
Her paper ballot would drop like the snow fake
the Alps ana when deposited would come down like the
avalanche and be TO the evil IL struck. (Applanse
But why shouldn't women stay nj home, was asked,
and influence their husbands brothers and parensa There
. contempt for woman Implied in that He did not
ihipk who made the objection would be influenced
much by them regards politics. their wives sisters
would say Taint your business IKE to see women at
END 10 their sphere an not talk about things they
don't understand" Taughter) Men didn't think
women knew anything except 10 make bread and coffee,
and that only once day generally. QAughter.) as
we'll have women influence their brothers and fathers 10
teach SCHOOL TO paint pictures, to write books So woman
set In operation. (Applause) But II woman voted,
Was objected that she would have to be eligible to
public Office. We'll, why notf ooh but would
asked; az would rather have female women than
masculine women cloud laughter and applause II
woman had the gifts Of ADMINISTRATION why shoaldnt
the farm OF merchant, the business; of an editor
the newspaper. Women would make better Justices Of
the peace than great many mem not they woSa moi moi
to Congress- The doctrine Of the world ID, where
there is fitness there should be function. Applause
say would you take your wife out into the hurry bury
and hustle Of poltcss' No, for tho moment she went
there that would be an end Of A we'll might Jon say,
ON ss sa a i1 asas ,sa
men; you carried there would be dark no longer.
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$4,000 Missouri 6's. :. 81
$4,000 do. 500 60L
10000 do. 500
5000 California u.s.. e6A
5000 Tenn 6's, 1890. sSh
ZOO d0......... SO
5000 AichSo sky I'd bs IS
5000 MISC 2dm b b60 "a
100 shs HarRR pf boo 34i.
126 Pacific Mail IS % BOZ,
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-10-12
Mnthers. raad this.

The following Is an extract 81 letter writer
By The pastor Of Espsiss shnrch n nc Jogr-
nal and Messenger. Giseisnats. 0sle. and
speaks Tofamss N favor Of thst worls-rsaowat,i
mesicine- Ms. Biasler's soa'iisg srsP fes
shst4yeR tsttaiag
We see an advertisement n voSzT colsFans Of
Hrs. WinSscSss Soothing Syrup. N6w re aeveF
said a vori IN savsr ef = patent sasdicias before
in ear lie. bit We feel oosapellsi to say 10 roar
resasrs, thai this Is 10 hasnbugsse Aass f,sei q,
and ksess Il 70 es az Il eEaips. Il IS, prabiy, ose
of the most successful medicines of the day,
because II is cue Of the best. ana those nt yowF
readers who have babies, can't % better thaa to
Iav in a supply
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Tue CABoF MURDEE CAsE-The
trial of Mrs. Dearborn Center and her
son, on charge Of murder, by commit
ing violence on the person Of Miss
Wheeler, which resulted in death, took
place before the Washington Co. Court
last week-Judge Poland presiding, The
trial was very lengthy one, and good
deal of the evidence of such character
as to be unsuitable for publication. The
Judges charge to the jury, occupied an
hour and three-fourths. The jury, after
being out several hours, returned a YER
dict of mansiaughter against both prison
ers. We learn that, for some reason,
the verdict was informally set aside, and
there is motion pending for new tri-
al, and it will probably be granted. We
learn also that both prisoners, having OBJ
tanned bail, are released from close con.
ment.-Norh Star.
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SrATE or yEa Mont.

The Hon. ihc Probate Ueat Within and io
the District 81 Orleans -
10 al psrssns interested IN the estate ID " :
liam T., Locke, naor, on 81 tphn l0eke, "a
II Albany. deceased.
whereas, "a 8 probate court hpldeu Al lras-
bnrgh IN the aforesaid district, the second day
OF ilctulser A. n.ise0, Silnna X. lsiche. gear
lian unfo SAID miner, comes ana presents thai
his said vsHr Is ebuef w iils us righi Of esftnh,
real estate. lyng ard heluE IA fle teNus u Al
bany Lowell, and New sort, ia Briesns county,
being the satae bands itiat we're sef hui g. tie
said VI illuin l. by urtief u he Court aforesaid,
"a ard for rs dstrifi ve shaFe ~ the resi- estale
Of H. said luha leske deeeasea, ani Tie sid
guardian further represents fhai il ~iii roueu, 2
70 the Interest e his said wur % rsii tie whole
ii his real estate foy the parpo-e II putting he
ulnuevs arising therefroHi 1t itere<i, ~ invest
ing the same IN .tacks ur In afheF real estate
therefore said guardian fnys the callrt Aforesaid
TO grant him Heen-e and anlhnriiy 20 sell sHid
/ real est,tr, for the reasons sud purposes above
set forth.
/ Therefore Il y ordered hy said Court, that pub
1 lie notice be given 10 all persons concsr ed
therein 10 appear before said eSuft et session
thereof TO be held n said irashnrgh, on the 2sth
ldav nf October, fs60. that they mas be heard
IN the matter, and show csnse Why Incense should
not be granted as aforesaid;
Ana this order shal 30 uuliisAsA three weeks
Suceessively ia the Orleans independent Sinad
ard - prwspaper printed irss5HrEh ~ tha'
State, the last Of which publications shfh u
before the dsy ass etei i0r henTiug Hs aioFvsRid
Given un4eF nv hand 81 The probate Office ~
lrasburgh. this 81 aay Of October, a. u. 1850.
Avs M. CAkpEN 81 Jadge.
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