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Criminal Items.


MIDDLE AGED MAY TLorFn with and mar.
ricd a child Il years old, at Buo 1cnt, Cal.
last month.
Miss j. a. llULL HANGED uERsELr in her
fathers cellar at South Bend, Int, IN SUNDAY
week the cause of the decd is unknown.
DH. FosrEH, who tore down AMI trampici n
on the American flag, at CUvingtun, kv.. q few
days since has been fined s20 for that offence.
rhHrY oF lSprASs prLinrRArEIN err n
old Indians throat near Sun Joaquin, Crl.. one
day last month, because he was over loo ~ rs
oil.
a rr,rFEArr nuRGi,R ANp CorStrrrrtrFR
on being arrested At Columbus, o. on Wcincs-
day, snapped pistol at the officer, an .cipcl.
His confederate was afterwards ARE ted.
TuE CAMrAIGS AGAINST TItE NAvNor In
piANs H. being prosecuted with grtli Nigur
There are juO re- ,ulnrs 500 volunteers. 2OO Puc.
bio Indians and 200 Utlhs in the field.
A .rIMoIIcAL ATTEMPT 10 NOV rr old
North Market, st. Louis, was Illustrate Lv a
policeman kcg Of powder and barrel Oi
turpcniiuc were sccrctcd, all ready - bc t.gcl.
MN BrNrtINE" was arrested in Troy. 10
"wednesday, on 4 charge of obtaining slD on a
worthless check on Saratoga bank. "NEp"
arranged the matter 10y rcfuniing the SO.
BARNEs, JuuNNoS and LIrrEN, father and
scns.in.law, Of the Eagle House, Oqutkaw, ILL.,,
hn,u Jus. Ir.u arrested for 0uhJrug a ban, {. tro
been recovered.
RrHGLNRS uIEw orEN \ s,Fr in u store ~
-. Louis, on SUNDAY morning, but they wrr, ~
fIishtoncd that they l,ft its contents 5000, ur-
touched. They hal previously stolen gold
chain and a lot Of gold pens itom desk.
CuRrIS l.. NnRriI, AGENT Of the Quaker CITY
Insurance Company Chicago, which failed few
day, siucc, has hrcu committed to l.Jul Tor sell
inE drafts ON that Company which have not been
paid on account Uf the failure.
4 ~ RRinlE RErRluI rIoN nNs rNrllN II
But RRuiII, who sCtlurCd a woman at Central
Hill, CD, recently. His body was fuun uu
the evening uf the 2Olh ult., with seven balls
through his heart.
1nREE IiIIiNEs ATTACKED fHASk ALLEN u
sportlng man, at Richmond. Va. on Friday
night; one knocked him down with blud;c
u second coy rcd his head with u towel situratc
with corUform, while the third robbed him Of
II 500, overlooking & 900 in another pocket.
CAPTAIN Moss Of Peoria, III w,s robbed al
Springfield Of Sl1j on Wednesday evening. A
woman sna,chcd his pocket book, three mon
hustled him while she extracted the money from
it, and gave it back SAYING she only took 1t Tor
fun. When shc had escaped the men followed
her and the captain only then discovered his
loss.
ONE MYERS ALIAS Smsrrr, was recently ar.
rested at Hartford, Conn, and sent to Rochos-
ter, in Which city he stands charged with swim
iling au Insurance company 10 the amount oi
800 lie was only tenant in the hnuso which
was burned, and it is charged that he was never
possessed of tho clothes which he insured and got
paid for. II is further charged that he has long
been in tho habit Of insuring goods which he
pretended To have in various houses that he, un-
der various names, has tcnantcd, and that in
every such ease the house has hcon burned, and
ho has received the insurance money.
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Business Items.

The LEATHER IssrEcToRs AT PuLApEI.-
PHIA, stamped $50, 598 hides In 1860, nearly
10000 more than in 1859; the largest number
ever inspected in one year was 49G;520 in 1855.
The QUANTITY or ASTHRACIrE COAL sent to
market, from Pennsylvania, in the year 1860
was 3, 800 900 tons; increase over 1859, 6l3, III
tons. In 1920 the trade was only 3Gj tons; coal
now produces to the State $50, ,OOO, 900 per annum
AMERICAN SEwISG-MACHSES contained in
richly ornamented cases, have been among tho
most fashionable Of tho New Years gifts in Paris
this season.
mIL HAS BEEN INTRODUCED into the Legis-
lature Of Illinois which provides that all the
real and personal property Of a woman, on mar
| ryng, shall remain her own, and subject to her
own dispOsing, &c.
IL ADDITION To rHE GREAT COAL FIELDS Of
Pennsylvania, 100 square miles, Illinois and
Virginia possess together, $4,000; while Ken
tucky ANA Ohio, furnish 81. 400 square miles Of
undcyclup'd coal, and southern and western
states yield 2IlO0. All Europe together has
only l7iOO square miles Of al surface, Of which
$50 belongs to Great Britain and Of the
100000 tons anRually produced there, only
G,9lS.l9J tens were exp 'rted la.t ye.Nn,gy
SEVERAL THRIFTY FARMERs, ab'1r lker-
Vile, c., whose wives have got al work,
have made arrangement to start ia arse fac,
tory next April, to which the IN ilk .niorma yari-
L Gus parties Interested shall be " rninS
l and evening, and the same r- A. by
| hands employed for that sJYe Nm CThe
! concern will start with the product Of about 100
l cows, though the establishment is planned for (,
i much more extensive business, il is estimated
in cheese msnufacture that 20 gallons OF milk
ill mako % lbs. OF cheese when properly cured.
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Captain DOUBLEDAY writes from Fort Sumter
to lri,ud in hi, city, under date of the lJt
instant -
We lave rcre vel M supplies OF any description
from CLarcstuu, with the single exception ul IN,
brN ~ candles Nnu smugglci over. Mdpr A.
uE"snS tS allowed Ne privilege Of cpn'rrtlug for
hC-h meats ~ IN Il mo cyrrywrrTr ia tho army, Ia
w,i exercise that privilege hutif Il IL proposed ~
u lres,nt huu South tap.in', he will not receive
1t.
The country people, who never saw gun or font,
who have no idn0INOu and own but little property,
are ravIrg mad 10 Attr'k thLI fort. We may bU 10,
ncreduouS but we feel u" apprehension and d. nj
believe II can hr taken. The mob are clnpTouS Ia
attempt IL, at the very moment, as said before,
when tho 10 Iders wuI'd ratl hold of Rs the more
polite course. by before yesterday, they landed
two W IL rec mprtars ut Cummings Point, the
nearest point Of land for attacking the fort.
There IL not particle Of truth in tho story Of the
mutny. IL was started In Char c.ton t. induce the
Cabinet 10 surrender the place. There have besn
prisoners In the guard-h0usc for n long time. The
men are behaving admirably. They are in good
spirits, full Of fun, and spelling for hght. As ior
surrenderlng under any circumstances, they have
never dreamed OF it.
You need not pny the least attention to anything
you see in the Cnrc+rn papers in reference H. our
affairs II You reflect that when boat comes with
white flag from Charleston, none of mon are
allowed 10 communicate with II, you will easily soo
that all their stories about us are mere nveIi iOnr.
The meu bear privatons and severe guard duty very
cheerully. think they miss their smoking tobacco
more than anything else.
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The Count pE LAUTuRE, with his COmplniOn
ha, ing been Tli,cd 10y the Chino soldiers IN a
cart the bottom Of which was Strcwn with cur
pet tacks was carried during the whole night,
he knew not whittier, along frightfully ruu II
roads every Jolt of the cart driving the nails
anew into his flesh. As the jolting occasionally
threw the nails from where he lay, his guards,
with perfectly dcvilsI watchfulncSs and malis-
nifty, carefully replaced them under AMI around
him. At daN break he perceived a massive and
lofty VIII plankcd hy towers, and Judging from
the distance he had travelled from Tong GChcOu,
he at first thought h" saw portion o' he famous
Great Wall. On either side VI thn wide AN
level road along which hc was now carried, were
trees, gardens houses, stores an pi solas, look
ing far less like a great town than like thc ap-
pr, aches to an Imperial residence The cart was
now surrounded by more CompIci. noisy aud
brutal mob than any which the Count
had vet seen; and for livn hours from
daNli.ht the cart AMI i,s suIfrriug tculnts
wCn'Cd slowly onward constantly attended HU'
abused 10y these distlrlly AMI cruel wrc'ch's
At about 10 \. NJ, they passed thrDu; IA tho
gateway of another wall, The Count anl tho
wounded soldier wcrr roughly dragged from tho
cart, their hands and feet were rrlrs from
the cords, aud they were led through several
court Yards, and then, irons being placed On their
wrists and angles, they were taken into SIN I'll
room, more than usually filthy, even for China.
At the end Of this room sat Mandarin, with q
deep hlun button. To your knr s, kurrl .'
shoulcd the soldiers IN at enhance. The Coun.
replied, II am French NJ mdnrin, aui il H. II t
for me 20 knccl." 1hosc, who hal hol him ~
The pru,. released him, an pushed him so viu.
lcntlv that, weak and bcnumhrl a. hc wa, a.
did not kncc merely, hut irll ~ full length with
hi, face to the floor nui almost ou'hins the
feet of the M,ndI Irin. lie WIS then
asked his name. employment and rank aul
replied that he was lru,h c.Nil
mandarin o; thc ith button. The order for
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The London 7fm,s Of the 10Th, mmcnt u.
NJ Oh Lord PALAuH,roN'S late spccch says;

The LONDON Iiw'g ul IN" lOth, mmCnt u p,
MON Lord PAINuT,ToN'S late speech. says:
The 4 I'D topic dwct upon by LprI rNLrpToy
isihu lutuo, u, iul .rd wo may not ,ry a." nrtutl
a. rw' ton oi the hwCN NypH Iuiuu. Wli.r lay ~
vuttn ,iatiuv Au'Itrn A. .ds. Utr grHt.rr Ildruy.,
lC!r p' siuEio julitu uNInuIlIty wi 'yh Italy Is
sled iiu' t,suH of blood T. obtain, AnriG, b. ling
iuf Co. los-ly away T.r ."uih"'u sot tr' esp, tod
symiatry Tor tEoir uuirruIing from t.o pUb,I'
'puru Ul this county. Tho tone -. tho UrcSy hRl
Grrpd, lone much t. ILd,uoiye them, nul " uny.
thing uuHr 's required tbry Lave the DS-runuH' u'
our O.. .,IuobItiuu fruu the person whose puJc
station .ycF him the riglt, and whose intu,t ~
sympathy with tNs feelings ut tho nltiDn gives him
the I.,wrr hetter than any one else g. * Tess IT,
upiniuuS. We most sincerely echo the hope that, II
dlsrul ton there must b., Il may be- free from the
horrors o' "a fintrC'da wHr, und At, In caHsiny n
h' truw.rtlsCus, The Nrith and the ,utl may not
cease To- lC f. .uds. We cannot help feeling tat this
Is more proper tone iu atuit IN presence Of the
great calamity that II imprniug oy.r the American
people, than tie iirpant and hollow attempt Of NJ
SFNAEu tn persuade the American pnrrlH that tho
danger ui disulpt"u Is ImIl iwIry; that all IL love
aud concord where all isr,l hatred AMI ammo J.
its and that compact which Il actually broken IL
not IN the slightest danger Ui beng set ASIDE.
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The French In China.

ihO 1fOH"t" tuc
"An in portant concession has besn OOtlnel at
Canton In keeping with the liberal clauses nse ted
In the Treaty Of Peace signed in Pekin. The Vice
roy has granted 10 missionaries, for the erection
Of Catholic church, a magnificent space Of ground
situated In Canton ITSELF where stood before the
Governor YKu.
For more than two years the French authorities
have claimed that the Bishop Of the Two Kousng'
should receive at least part Of the land formerly
belonging 20 Catholic establishments, the owners OF
which bad been driven away and de.poiled at the
time OF the last persecutions directed In the Cees-
Gal Empire against the Christians
"Although the Chinese authorities admitted in
principle the justice Of such restitution they null
tlplisd the expedients 10 avoid 1t our successes in
the North have happily put an end TO their unwil-
linnesS, and the church, which will al ortly be built
VIII soon give striking proof OF the socltuds oi
the Government OF the Emperor for the religious in
,erests placed under the traditional protection Of
France In the extreme East.
"The establishment Of our missionaries on thi 4
point will moreover, be Of advantage to every ono al
Canton a. il will establish andSnaintaln the right
hitherto, ways refused 10 strangers 10 have free
sccess into the Interior ofthat city"
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According to the New Orleans TrUe Delid
the Balilc pilots are in tight place. Under thi
orders Of the Governor Of Louisiana, who appears
to be getting ready to emulate the violence oi
Governor PIcKESS, the pilots are forbidden To
bring in any American vessel Of war. The True
DATA sets forth the unpleasant alternative:
" If vessel Of war, bearing the American
flag, should overhaul pilot boat in the Gulf,
the probability is that lhc pilot will have to 20
on board the vessel Of war, or the pilot boat and
all hands will be- sunk. When the pilot gets on
board the vessel of war the next prob lblity Is,
that his attention will 10 called to the yard-arm
with the emphatic hint that if he does not do his
duty faithfully he will have to dangle in the air.
II this be not placing the Belize pilots in tight
box, we don't know what is"
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The following resolution was offered in the
Kentucky House Of Representatives on Monday
last, and laid upon the table by ayes 56, noes 3G
Resolved That the Committee on Federal Rela-
tions he inStructsd u report bill providing for the
election Of delegates ~ state convention 70 be con-
yened In Frankfort on the - day Of February,
lpGl to take into consideration the Interests f Ken
lucky In the present crisis and 10 dgtermine wnat
measures of redress Kentucky will demand AMI
what POSITION she will occupy, in the event that no
Difficulties eau 10 efie, ted; said convention I'LL H.
provide that the action of the e. bn ole tel
under IL provisions shall bc submitted tp the legal
rejection.
The Senate subsequently concurreL with the same
action
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F I N A N c A L, 30.
NEW YORK, Moniay, Jan. qs


Stocks we're inactive and lower at the opening ts-
day, but at the close stronger feeling was shown,
ard sellers had decided advantage. Tue decline in
Pacific Mail, shown by our table of hustus,lons.
was caused Ivy report tha, the company have sold
their Puget Sound boats, which were appraised at
sos 900 in the las, annual statement for S2loo0,
payable in instruments Of $1,000 per month. The
impolabity yf quarterly dividend in February is
a.so mentioned to the prejudice " TIE stock. The
stock sold AZ 70 AFTER the ard, an advanCe % per
cont. There wtrc uo sales OF Treasury notes. For
tie i2 per cents iO2a was hid. TIE B'ui marke'
was s,C,dy with few changes
Money is in good supply at Tper cent. on call, and
~ a9p PEI cent. on prime plrer. Tne exchange on
London opcns frn at iOI per cent
TIE steamship Etna has arrived at tlis port from
Liverpool, bringing four days later news. Cotton, in
consclusnce Of advces by the Persia, advanced T.
Nd with sales OF 10 90 bales ou Noad,y and Tues.
day previous T. her departure. BreaistufT, quiet
but steady. Flour partially Gi. higher Wheat
stcaly. Provisions dull Cpusols ol aqiI
The London Daily Mars says many persons believe
the Rank of France will have great difficulty In main
ta.iliug sItcie payments The Morning Chronicle
says some arrangement lad been made with exchange
houses g. transmit gold t. America dirct from Lpn.
dsu ou French account.
Tie Erie Rairuad was sold Is auction, this morn
ing under foreclosure upon tie interest # the 'th
Mortgage Bonds, FOR s22O,OoO, and was bought by
MNsrs. Gregory and Davis, trustees under the plan
for rcorFan&iny the concern. The buyers have until
DECEMBER 3lst TO complete the purchase The sale Is
formal movement, aud does MT take the road out Of
the rccoiycr's bands. Tie new company can now or
g,'ilc and pay " al liens and claims outside of the
9TH mott ."gcs, and then take the property.
Tho Atlantic Mutual Insurance Co. have declared
a dividend of 81 per cent certificates for which will
he iSsucd un the fret Tuesday Of April next. Toe
assets Of the company amount 10 292 10. The
premiums marked on for the year $50 exceed
100000.
The Mercantile MUTUAL Insurance c.. have declare |
dividend Of pc cent
Tie coupons oi the bonds Of the City Of Memphis,
due Jan. It, guaranteed Iy tho state Of Tennessee,
will lie paid at the Merchants Bank.
Governor Ranks has Arrived at Chicago, ari has
entered upon his duties ce-Prcsident of til Ili-
,,.,fH 4. al II a.
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The New Orleans Crescent SAYS What con-
stitutes an American yc'sel2 There is no Uni
ted States Of America at this time, as the reg
the New York and New England ship owner,
had better keep very quiet. As for MosEs II.
GRlNsrLr, the great Black Republican ship own.
or in New York, aud Capt. CuARLLY A. MAR,
SHALL, they had best keep very calm AMI not
be talking so fast about advancing money to sub
due the South. Two or three fleet prvatecrs OIL
Long Island would soon make quick work Of
some Of their vessels, without interference from
any armed vessels particularly the present dull
and inefficient steam marine belonging to oul
tdte venerable Uncle.
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Who shnll be Kings

The London Globe has an exceedingly caustic
article on the rumOr that South Carolina desires
an English Prince for her ruler. II says;
"we have M Black Prince at present 10 suit
their tastes aud indeed II requires u very str ny
Imagination ~ contemplate one Of the sons Of our
gracious Queen sitting on South American throne,
with slaves for half his subjects and slave
ers the other half lie should give up the lion Of
England for the rattesnako which tho new herlldry
OF the South affects, or more elaboratey assume
mortal bearings Crest, cat (pf nine t,lls) rampant
arms, negroes oo,Ichdnt in field Of cotton, blood
hounds raparcidnt supporters, saye-dryers armed
motto, Live and lRsh.'"
1t advises South Carolina to apply to Spain,
or to take the dethroned King Of Naples.
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A oIthcrner writes from an important point
in the interior Of Georgia to his correspondent in
this city:
"A formal withdrawal Of Georgia from tho
Union has taken place but she will hold herself
ready 10 step bach AT any time. So will Alaba-
ma. There will bc no serious trouble; only in
words. Would To God the whole difficulty wcrc
in tho hands Of the people instead Of dcma-
g"gucs; in twenty-four hours We would he right.
Don't give ur the ship"
This confirms other reports which have reach
ell us from the South, going TO show that the
masses Of the people do not sympathilc with the
violence Of the scccssionists leaders. There is
n strong body Of conservatives even IN the Scr"h.
ing states, but just now their voice is titled.
-LrcHiHg Poa.
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Duration Of Life.

BY calculation II is shown that, OF ], 900 indi'
viduas, % die in their birth, 277 from teething
conyulsions and worms, in measles, women
in childbirth, 1916 Of consumption, asthma, and
other chronic complaints, 2j0 Of fever, II Of ap-
Of view, Of 1000 persons 2OO die within the first
year 80 In the second, 40 in the third, and "a in
the fourth: and within the first eight years Of
life, 445, or almost one-half Of tho number, are
cut of by by premature death,
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Foreign Items.

TnE ENGLISH NEWSPAPERS toem with mel
anchOly narratives Of death amongst the poor
from exposure to the cold.
THE FASHIONABLE WORLD OF ST. PETERS
BURGH is much exercised just now by the an
nouncement that three elderly prhcesses OF the
young and obscure men, their respective medical
stteldants,
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MACHINERY, 20.
DICK'S ANTLFRICTION MACHINE,
~ FOR PUNCHING, sHEARINa,

M9sT sIvIEr kFFiCiEfMT,E ESH M THE WoRib
Friction all but done away with, next to no oil re-
CURED In running them and no repairs are needed for
YEAR the largest machine require les than horse
power for SheSrns and Punching Iron, 10 one Inch In
khlokne with no psrcepable effort, doing ths work In
M most smooth and perfect manner.
We refer 10 the largest and most suocaui establsh-
nsnt. In the country TO learn the value of ths various
Coorm HEWITT, Trenton, \, j; CoaLIss 5IkAn En-
eDE Co.; Proyidsnces X. I; ]. NV: w. CoasnLL,
EnIA, Detroit, Mich. CoLLMs Axe FAoroRY, Colins-
ytlle Ct and many ether. In Nss fSrk, New Ensand
shom .sr uas them for tyo sr thres years say they
sou snd others say that In comparison with any other
machines known 70 them, that hsy pay Tor thsr cost In
zn crders promptly attended 70, and all information
STEVENS BROTHER 90,
sstfsqli NEW YORK.
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r EHIGH METALLIC PAINT-THE UN-
IL derrgned, agents for this invaluable paint are pre-
n.re6 10 supply The large cas dealers at the lowest
msaafsctTers prices They warrant the article TO be
superior TO any sold In this Market being nY 70 per
Sood and canvass Il ha, no slual Brick builainss
painted with coat of this paint VIII kept perfect
Is iesd-N worth vastly more nor all such purposes.
STEVENS, MOTHER n Co,
tfs2lB 222 Pearl It., New York
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CoUNT CAvoUR, the great Italian statesman,
has been very dangerously i'll with Inflammation
at the digestive organs. He Is Of a plethoric
habit, strong appetite, lives very luxuriously, is
tremendous mental laborer, and takes little
or no bodily exercise, and his friends fear that
be cannot live long.
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THE ruGILIsT, MULLIGAN, recently sent to
Sing Sing for two years, having no trade but
pugilism, which the prison wardens do not pat
ronize, has to wait upon his fellow prisoners, and
1t Is said that nothing can exceed his pOliteness
to great and notorious criminals, except his con-
tempt for small and obscure ones.
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N1EW YORK MACHINERY DEPOT.

sTEyEss, BROTIIKR co,
4ss PEARL 81 RECT, NEW YORK,
MlNIYACIuRERS and DEALERS In every descrip
Gna ~ sfhTioNARY and PoRTABI.H STEAM IN
GIHEs and BOIIIERS, WOODWORfHS planners
nd u ether WooD WoRkIsa MAoHIsEs;
I.kTUES, PI.ANERS, DRILlS.
IEATtiIR RIBBER BELTING,
RABBIT AND OTHER CoMPnSslri3Nh CoM S Shss MErAiA sSA
With all other arles needin " - asenne nI Ssop'
I'D, DICKS" Celebrated AnttErist
SHEARS PUNCHES PktsSSfii,55, Sfii,55,,
kRRIS'PATENr SITTING MACHINg
EfFRXxT D6UBIEACTINd BALL VALvh
opr.wv scAI Is ri GREAT VARIETY,
And many oths. valuable Articles.
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NJYa YORK MACHINERY DEPOT.
N sTEvESs RaoTHkR co"

Every descriptioa Of stationary and portable steam
snsinss: snEin and han laths power and hand plan
srS drills sear Sutting rnashnes bolt cutters mortis
dsht ~ niIs q vsIiou. Kind; grain milsi n rss
s.y Al s0s ala ct ths vsfs i'ws't ps,iss; III 4 sui
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TO LET.

A PARTMENTS TO LET - TO LET TO A
II respectable family, t ioor Of four story brick
house also large tore suitable for grocers or iioI
butcher. Appyal02 Nineteenth street, betSeen III
and I'd avenue. ja2S 3'liS
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SECOND BOARD.
STOCK rLrCTUATIONs


Tbs table is derived by comparis Of the FRS
II ard sales each day
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BOARD AND ROOMS,

AT NO. 5 THOMPSON STREET-GOOD
IA board, pleasant rooms, and engle beds SO week
alro Tor and his wife. Meals always ready
I the time. Don't pay ~ and - . week, when gou
can get a. GOOD for So. jAls S1so'lN
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-16
p Yasatirsg7s s'seSastsl .s,:e
SpALD!NG'S PREPARED GtC,a

NG'SPkkrAEED GI.ILs
SAVE 1Hk PIECES
ECOADMf DteFsIGI'.
GF"A STiTcR IN fIMt SAWS NIrR."-ss
a. accidents HkGypfr, PHfn IN urirau fanst.r.
il is very des able to hay" seine cb.ap AID ctlNtLhGl
way TOR repairing Furniture, Toys, oeLtry, &c,
sPALpINGs FRlFAHfD GLE
meets all such &enoes, ana 10 no uehoid aEoY
be without il. !. I9a.Hays rtady aud " to lie sAck
ing point
USEFUL IN EVERY BOUSF.|
n. B.--A Brush accompanies each bottle. PRlcE y
centE. Address, 49,. ..l.. ... ......
" HENRY e. PALDING & CO,
as Gc,.,'2-st., Sow Y0rk.
CAUTION As cel TAIN VI plinc!ped prisons are 20
tempting to of on t,.e unsuepeotjiE public Ill nA-
tons OF my Prepared Glue, would caution All perstns
to AKA lin- be purthAeg %Hd that the fan
'f- sPALDING PREPARED CLCE,
is on the outside wIaUrer: all others sw!ndluS
counter .eits
QTA single bottle OF SPALDlNGS PREPARED
q re VIII ten thnes Cu-I blDua-.Y to eF'rS
cusehc!d FES" ~ seS2 szg -, --u- ~ & sA II