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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-25
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commences Monday, Nay p, 1861.
Trains G. oin1 NOrf n and West

t montpelier, al $50 Am, $50 A. and 44o ?. N.
v NJ TRAIN connects at Windsor & White RIVER
|. "ee'i"s wuhtr.lnsIeavng Boston ami Springfield
N,s, SINE day, and New York previous evehlht.
"lhasoi al l5 Pm, arriving at Burlington al w
Nodsrs Point at 10 N, Montreal at 10 80 P M
s 'SSHrheaFgh al 30 connecting al ogdensD"ieh
r., afsnd unk Railway, for Detroit Chicago ana Inc
r%'C.o . leaves Mortified at G25 NM for
tG c;,,oos and Rouses Point.
V lhI EIP"ESS connecting at Windsor with train
ns rave New York al 90, M. and at " ME h''ei
""N Nht irah which leaves Boston via Loweii, al
M. ny Lawrence, At 90 p. M, the previous ia!
|L.N hsae River Junction al l2 20 NJ, arrives al
son Al IS A. N. Rouse's Point at SO 4. NJ. Mon
IVA H., and at 0gdehsburgl, at O0 ?. M con
TN Steamers for Niagata Falls, Buffalo, anu the
Trains Going outh and East.
n't noh'peher at 9 10 A ~. 90 s.and ~ 80 r,
lM, ram ram leaves Rouses Point al 90 NJ, 81 ~,
In d. Ssw N, connecting at Burlington with Kutiaha
IN os'Sa ltaine for Saratoga Springs, Troy, Aioan!
hi, pmec"n at Whne River Junction win trains i"i
lgR,e u LHelOa White Mountains, Barton &C. anu
lrnJso", Lowell, Worcester &C, and connec"ne a.
wv r' ~ with trains for Boston, Springfield Hartford
"''e" and New York, arriving in New Yosk at ii Il
w. DL ; IeaT+s Rouses Point at s 40 An Connects
si W. Iran" 'Font Montreal tie same tnorhiae' cor
vT, o1t'hgtos with RulanG nd Burlington Rair"au
FHM5N rs
&r,",r' LApREss leaves OgdeRsburgh al ii so A. NJ.
VA 49, 10 p NJ, RoHses Point II 90 p. NJ, c0haec'
tT,' glOn, with Rutland and harrington Rai'tOa'
h ,iit nH'oany, and Sew York, at White River Jung
7 Irvine %,hern Railroad for Boso1. Worcester, &C
1t Rf ~ boston at ~ AN y at Windsor with SUI
@mt T"f Tor Boston, Springfield, t.tford, New la
at rns cats are attached to both the Night Express
sss0, ppnhs Between Rouses Point and Boston, ane
4 rbou,HS houses S Point and Trey. > % to- go.
snn,, tickets for Chicago aud the west for sale al
4 !INHSA stations G. MERRILL, Supt.
'"%A' W., Nay 81, 1861
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-25


BkGISEsc Gyrs A and WoT pn2iiu tIhEs'
hNAp ANp NEk SS1 ri DisoRpERs,
DR.. !Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut,
Isknown all over the United States
Dr.. Stephen Street, Of Connecticut,
Is the author of " Dr. Sweets Infailitle Laiment."
DR.. Ssgeet's InfalHbie Liniment
Is the author of DR.. Sweets Intaliable Lniment
DR.. Sueets htalHble Imminent
Cures Rhe I'M ltism and ! ever flil'
Dr.. S1veets MfaNi6le Liniment
Is certain re ueoy for Neuralgia
DR.. Swtets MfulHble Liniment
Cures Burns al scalds immt datey.
DR.. Smrft's InfalIibfe Liniment
Is the best known rem edv for prsins and Bruises.
DR.. Smeets Mfalliblc Linime"t.
Cures Headache Immediately and was never known
DR.. iS,cect's MfalHble Linimemt.
Affords immediate relief Cor Files, and seldom fails
DR.. Streets MfaHible Liniment
Cures Toothache in minute.
Dr.. Sweefs Htal1ibis Liniment
Cures Cuts and ounds Immediately and leaves scar
DR.. Streets MfalHble Lin'mem
the best remedy for Sores in the known world
DR.. S,ccet's Mfolli6lc Linime"t
Has been used by more than lii'io' fe'p'
praise it,
DR.. Sweet's Mfa??ib1e Liniment -,
Il +,ul, a ST riend in need and every family should
have i! at hand.
DR.. Streets Mta??ib!e Lintment
Ioh,, all Drugei.t. Price Is c ents AIrly
DR., Streets MfalH?l eLiniment
ures Hurnsand scalds immediate
Dr.. Stephen swr1t, Of Connecticut
The great natural Bone Setter
DR.. S,reets MfaLlbe Liniment
Is the best remedy for Sores in the known word
Richardson & Co.
S. lie Proprietors, Norwich, Ct
For sal. Nv FRED f. SMITH, Montpelier, GENERA
| or sa'e y! n.ont o,d nv a II dealers Apr-yl
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-25
MAGNOLIA B A Z M:
A rRaFEcr AND CoAPLEAr REMEDY FOR
PimpIcs, BiOtches,
Frcckels, EruptiOns,
Sunburn or Tan.

This Elegant Preparation renders the, skin soft and
;nartine to It Marble Purity. 1t is most cool and
refreshing applied the face after exposure the sun
md will give Immediate relief to the stngs OF Insects
No,binr Poisonous enters init its composition. The con
tents of bottle might be taken without harm Its sp
pIicaton every night for q week, will cure the W."
ease Of PimPles
We. KAGAN CO., Projectors, Trey Ny.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-19
The Daily News.
THE MAILS.

New Orleans-Tri- weekly-Arrlves
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sun
days at 6 pm. Departs Mondays
Wednesdays & Saturdays at a. M
Texas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tuesdays, Thursdays and satur-
days at 6 p. m. Departs Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays at a. m.
,,a,.nsas Observation-Disclosures
Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays
at6p.m. Departs Tuesday, Thurs
davs and Saturdays at a a. m.
Monroe MISUNDERSTANDING daily
at a. m. Departs daily at D pm
Albany Mail-Semi-Week eekly-Arc =
rives Tuesdays and Saturdays at g
D. m. Departs Mondays and FIJI
DAYS at & Il. IN.
Natchitoches Mail-Weekly-Alrlves
Thursdays at 12m. Departslhurs-
days at p. m.
,,4;;ce bours-FUm to II a. M; from
? TO s pm.
Sundays. from to 9 am.
fI. HUNSICKER, P. NJ.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-19

express or other chartered compan,
les, unless the same shall be prepaid
by being enclosed in a stamped en-
velop II this Confederacy; and any
company violating the provision OF
this act shalt forfeit and pay the sum
Of $500 for each etfense to be recov-
cred by action of debt in any court OF
this Confederacy having cognizance
thereof. in the name and for the use
Of this Confederacy.
Sec. 8 BE it .tv:her emacted, That
the Postmaster General of the Con-
federatc States be and is hereby au-
thorized to make all necessary ar
rangements for the transportation OF
mails betw cen the territories Of this
and other Governments, subject to
the approval of the President until
postal treaties can be effected
PASSED Feb. q, 1861.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-19
THE SI!REN EPtRI
Weekly News,

Published in the city of ShrcEe-
port. Parish Of Caddo. every Monday
morning at the low price Of 50 30
The News will not be forwarded to
any address, until the subscription
money is received, as it is published
on the cash principle; and the terms
being put at low figures, Will not ao-
NIT OF credit.
ltis the cheapest paper published
in the State, the sheet is "a by 80 IN
chns. and confirms hcentY-e2ghf col
uaqns of rcading matter, set IN s0|t"
time. The Weekly News Is mad"
up of the reading published IN the
daily. and contains the latest news re-
ceived in Shreveport, and well Sc
lected articles. In fact 1t ls one OF
the
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-19
Prophecies
OF THf:
B0SSIER BANNER.

1 He Bossicr Banner is published
at Bellevue, La, ut three dollars per
annun.to single subscribers. AdNer-
tiscments inserted at 81 per square OF
ten lines or less, and 50 cents for each
subsequent Insertion. ProtnssionH!
and business cards not exceeding one
square, including paper. ten dollars
perannum five dollars torslN months,
Advertisements for the year inserted
on very hbera! t"ln,s. line Hammer
is an independent paper aud has as
large circulation a any paper pub
lish.d III North Louisiana. Address
WN. II. SCANLAND,
Editor and PROPRIETOR
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-19
d. d. O'BRIEN,
Newspaper Advertising

COLLECTING AGENT,
Office corner Canal St. and ESchanse
Place, No. 6.
New ORLEANS, LA.
Weekly City Correspondence IN
},no,ish, French, German and Span
ish Languages, furnished on moder-
ate terms.
Bills sent for Col1ectjom from oag Of
,lonz friends, sc,N be pronpt'g affen-
deG to. III
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-19

Visions OF tIllS oI siHy 1Vi HiSA ~>S'
whether the same are impressed or
printed on or attached to cnvelopes.or
not, or any dies, plate or engraving
therefor, or shall make, or print, or
knowingly use or sell or have in pos
session, with intent to use or sell, any
such false, forged or counterielted
dies, plate, engraving or postage
stamp, or who shall make, or print, or
authorize, or procure to b" made or
printed, any pastage stamps OF the
kind provided and furnished by the
Postmaster & eneral as aforesaid, with
out the especial authority and dlrec-
ton of the Postotiice Department., or
who. after such postage stamps have
been printed, shall, with intent to de
fraud tie revenues of the Postoitlce
Department deliver any postage
stamps to any person or persons other
than such as shall be authorized to
receive the same by any Instrument
Of writing, duly executed nnder tie
hand ef the Postmaster General and
the seal of the Postotiice Department
shall, on conviction thereof be deemed
guilty of felony, and be punished by
a fine not exceeding $500, or by nm
prisonment not exceeding five years,
or bv both such fine and impT~on-
ment . and til. expenses of procuring
and providing al such postage stamps
and letter envelopes as are provided
for or authorized by this act, snail be
paid after being adjusted by the Au-
d;tor of the postotfice Department on
The certificate Of the Postmaster Gen
eral out Of any money i'll the Treasury
,ris;,r from the revenues of the Post
oaire neoartmcut.
..Scc !. .1n9 be ii fuz7hcr cn0crcd,
Tbot il shall he the duty Of every
Postmaster to cause ia be dctacod in
:, sucl manner as the Postmaster Gen
.,al shal, direct. II! postage stamps
of this tonsrdcracv to letters sopos-
i+ed n his Office for delivery or 10 be
, sent hv mail: and if any Postmaster
, sending letters ia the mail with such
nnstou. stamps attached shall omit
! f. lniac, the same, it shall he the
. dutv Of the Postmaster 10 whose
- office such letters shall br sent ion
- delivery. to detace the stamps and rc-
J. nn,- the delinquent POSTING stur 10th,
= Postmaster General. An2 If any per
son Shall U.S.. or atte,np' TO us.., il
: urepavIncnt Of postage, any posta@'
t4a,nns which shai! ha, . been bcfor,
1 'usr6 for Ike PURPOSES. such person.
- shall he subject t. i penalty Of fifty
- 5oIlars for every such otlrnse, to +,
y rncova,ed in the name Of the Contcd
:. crate states OF America in amy cour
; ia-r,,nnarsn. Jurisdiction.
:; "S.r ,, 4nd bc It Elrthcr cua~fcd
>. THAT from. and after ,he day vine,
+h;r oc- roe,. ;pto effect. I'll
~. f.,nl,ino },ri TiIs.e shall he abolished
i'm Uy0ltGg8. that the Postmaster tth"'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-03
PURIFY THE BLOOD
NAOFEAT'S
LIFE PILLS
And Phnnix Bitters.

uuiE hish anu cnysl celebrity wheh these ira -eulgn
/ Nitiiri.,s have acquired nr thrr Invaluable 'n.,,y
10 all tie etses winch thHS probes Co .e, A- iru-
nl ta usual pArti'e Of ruiu nor auly thul
unworthy o them.
of A'ihma. Acute sni Chronic khoumalism AGcbns
of the Bladder aud hldufy-.
la the sluih and Wr.i ~nrte the.e dHea-r- fr.y,il,
they wilt l,' found iuyhlualle Planter. iatiiti- .inI
others, whp once Ne tltsy Mliiar-. wtl never atta
KIiinrs CIi1LiC SERIOUS Loosrsr.s. iGLGs COS
rNLNEs,. COLDS AND lGUS. CllnLlr, col,
hurr III MuHs, uEulsiEo
bYarlr.tA-Nn p-s-.u with th distressing di.a.s.,
shuli delay using tho.e Medicine immediately.
Liurtonr Of The skin. Erys.i+i1a ttuir.ry
ftsIH hNh A-rr I'm tni= stluieo Of ihn Wpf TIA
country lrs' Medicines wii boz iouud ttAi, .i
certain remedy other med hines ha,- ii. IS teu suia
b. permanent.
iry il,m pe satisfied and bc cuici
tulINE-s nR tntlHXI ~
uENERAL pEBlLrlY GJur uHpiNEss. GRAVEL.
iltgdArle-, Of every hiud, Inward ltrf, lI aumani
hleuuai-u Impure Brglii Jauudge, luH- Vt Arlrt1
MtRcrGlAt b.l 2sf---Nrvrr fails 10 i,",r .nt iiei
the effects vt N srcuty, !nnuib y routi il No.. n,.
Eg,,ig' pf.paacion q ,s9,tsgnn,ill,
COMPLAINTS. or All kinds. uE0ANlc AtFEi HONS.
fnK. The original proprietor # thee Mair4,- 1851.
cured 81 Piles Of 80 yeTs -iandint by the Disc % Atp
sAlNs in Vie Head. side E.es, Luibi, joint, ana Or
SON.
hH.rMAr-N-- Affected with ili- i,,r,e a.,, ,.c
viii ue sum oi relief by Tie iii, M.itms
Rush of bloed To ihe Head seuty,y salt Weuin.
swrllngs
scholrtA. IN EiNe, l,il IN it, worst nin.. tlcanu
every description,
Woia, VI sil Kind. ,fs trgtu4.l, .xlriI-j ly thsr
alrli ines. Parents will do VOL 10 adnui-ie' Them
"irnc7rr ihtr existence is s4sierlsd. Hvri Wilt le
The Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters
pUBltN THE BLOOD,
And thus Remove all disease f4om tho 50 stem.
Prepared tul sold tv
Dir. WILLIAM l.. MOfFHp,
%. roadway t0rrrf Of Anthuny sfrs,t. N.w Y,iE
tnr safe ~ nil liurg4stH lu.-lv,,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-03
New Boot and Shoe Store

dVII-N NININ 7 T4Ni
e, WOULD inform his friends and tlie citi
gu -. 2enR generally thit In hts opened a BOOT
and SHOE STORE No. 4i1 WALNUT street
w. door trluw Filth street, Wilmington.
Delaware Where he intends keeping constantly hand
good a'soi ineht Of home made work, such Gentle.
mris tine and coarse l0os aud s-oesi Ladies daitfrs
OF the hest puaiy also good asraruut Of Ch,ldreuN
Short of all s2. lie viii make tn order At the shortest
nolt' ALL kinds Of customer work His stock ol Leather
~ he heHu selected from some Of tbs largest houses In
the CIV Ills juurneymen are good and ptarfd ufk'
nou aud he feels confident he will De- able to give entire
sAtslscon to all who may live him call.
Ap-REfAlRlNG done with neainess aud Dispatch
tfp q JOHN MAIitiS.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-03
Il. R. BringhursL's Bullotin.

lrdoieal- a@i Rcaa Dmytf, 8i7l fo4t@ omi
WIftf sffrf,
tLiliAllc FILLS (smuliins p 04 H.5d A,heAl n.
u. Brins hui-r- ali tiAui.t tp.,i.
kAlWA'5 BRONCHIAL IRuCuEs 1ua oft tir b.
liss for disease ct tile throat, &c. 30 u. Is. u.lnni-
mug stone.
TnWNskNDs sARsApAKItLA, irt4h -ucs JUL r,4
c7lyti and for slis big u. IL. Bringur-t. d. taH'y
WlshAkIs liuH Tree Tar Curiai, its rristaiod
cough preparation io be lad 90 Il It. Efu5urtts gfuf
Store.
srAfiugus OLIVE TAI, tho genuine ariirio to h.
hni a .illnE IN a, @ htiughufsrs nrur store
Mr. WINS uN 8 SOOTHING Nii1t uuw iu rr ~
dslnaui JOY rhilift teeth tg 1T I'll Il liiurhut,ta.
fLAsha ior tperisnrn-l hayra hhe a..nrturqt Ut va
tlna- fi1r- iOm y riut TO- put I hHfu sue intufied
eil aud they are tho huest puilit, 81 uxpls f-l -
70 it. Riuehursf, Hl1 Ainripi street.
EEfNhA AMI NniskEi selected pu.e aud Of lne
lhtil. ior medical ruiln-cs. hy 49, lt Hrunhsr-i.
II Bnughurat's.
IANNE'S tNpeutarsut and sntntiy. riti- fr stl. bv
u' scent u * lirlnghur-t.
c.'Ln CREAM br ehaptni hand. ar Hi.4 Il ale, il,
any quantity. by n H. lirnrhur4
hurt's 49, " '"7
',lAlILR5 mrtEEs thcy give ;surssl 's'isip ton
~ 'ft now ih srt.i vogue ~. Il. Blushutst
Whole Me- aui irtaH ntuegist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-06


Ia Va. Ptsncj.co By the Rev Thoa STAR kiDs Nisn De
yiss OF Tuou County 20 Jennie Orr OF New fOrs
In nan arcisco Feb. BY the Rev B. {. Ihih u r. Lsoi
10 Emmeline Van EAkcnbuIgh.
DIED.
In Sacramento, Jsu 2s Aaron Il. Burdca, sssd ~ St"
formerly III Boston Mess. no -
Ia sooA Tuosunlns County Jan. 20 Noah O. Bal onHs1,
Of illin-iL aged % years s,,... 80,
Ia stockton Jan ~ d. T. Thompson, snsve o. Name s'
Scsr San Jo.s jan L. Mrs. Mary Ann Burc native ofs'
yr,. COMFY Mo sged Is years months and u dsys,
IN Yioris British Conmbis, Dec 81, the kss T. "se'
fcoloy.ii 10, merry Of Nav Bedford Mass A.,
in ssa Fisneco Js.. 81, Capt Richard l. Whing eyed
years formerly from New oEi %. -. c.s.,...,
Az pafrnbeeter 's Tsnch Ell DORADO County 'oo" oo
a, I'D 70 ypsr. formerly Of Dresden Uho a. ao.,on
Ia San F!sucisco fe6 g. FRANCIS A. Leois' Hs'i'o"
a. sfre.co Feb George W. Paine, formerly of New"
M ca,. ian IS Peter vanns', formerly OF os'ney Ill
ssod IS yeas -, . AZ, o.-.,... s.,.s.,A n.,,vs %
Louls,iiie KY =, T., - c.,.,. - t.o.x
In San TanCisco Feb q w X. HeSemsIn aged ~ yeas .
in c. ,on city jan 20 Mrs. MARY Melyns sousE; .sed
yeAg wife Of Pnip soneTi snd daughter OF Jsnes "
iormarly o. Illinois
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-06
DIED.

RrpNErIIYIn tb, city on Tuesday, Msrebs ANA reis.
Of Roswell Abenehy n D., Of Woodbury., Conn., ssed -
NE SH ie,,.. ,nd friends Of the y Invited ,..sDs q,
funeral services the hons Of be, son. Ssss, w,ss
g. O'Clock. Her remains wiz be taken to W'odouyfo
me,msn'' 90 Inulsa' u.,c, r,.p, ,,.io
VIE Of rec, A',e,n, " 'ne tn ,o.ns,,.
BAkER-in Brooklyn on Iue,dsy mnep Mss ,U S Ts
BB.s:I. '''a q years young" 4'''a' % ~
tbe e psrn,. % Adam. street IN Thar.dsy Mech Sp
,ne p,ea'i - 49,, ~ ~ s,.hs,b rbls
ofJSn ,pi Mar; B. Boyes sssd yssi .nd moH,h:
attend The innss On . 20 jersey Gu
sowNE1on mond.y Nah a, her r..dsnc. rear Railway
W. S A., Iny,sS ybou, further notice 70 stena her
ianeLa On fsn asy Ie ~ a. s5 :. R,kwsy 20 ms,,
,esdenee, SsT 1 .au Og ~ :, Ts nias
NE az, "inen ies'e Wv ,O,A :" :, go
$1,000 "eH' VI 'i0Do''' "'''o 00"s''
~ spy ~. r,..h., ia. =, H.. c,.,,
CLAkf-Vn sundsy haIcn 8 Enssoetn rifs o. hsIy 0hh
os sS,Iy. ., o Nh p.S.s ~. ~,
year o. III. age.
f6 S.1 q Fl: e iy ..d sssss ''''' '
DAyIs-n this city, Monday March John r. Dsri' ts,'
ss.s s. ys.n '''''' D. :" '''''' '''''"
FARON-0n Monday morning March T. Csthsrne tfmrTont
II. :a Tis:$ is iS.i 9y -"
steel Brooiyn on Wednesdsy ssrpsop ii W ociol
ost further nyitsiiop.
South Cafo.us papers please copy.
GARDSFR-On Tuesday nouins March LsuTs n. GsyavsI
wife u c. n. Gardner IN The 3ith year Of be. age.
The rerfYes fan y respectfully Invited
attend her fine on Thursday morning o'clock her
lac residence No IS Ess. 29th street.
copxy T., ,ht. c,,v ., uord., n.,.h rh,,,.. p.ru.,s
,on Of pnDcs aud Mans Corey SEED yeu and Is day.,
opvpHr r. "a, a., .n Nd, M.rch . ,h.,.. s,a.,e
.o1 Of Randall H. Greene IN the to,h yea. I'M. sss.
uvaKrTu 10 ,h,.o,.v -, Monde M,,ch nb.a c..,,.u
~ 90 NIJ.n, md s az IuBs g,sLs,b sxea h
years and month.
nor NAN II ,hi. c,,x m srS.x avanr, u., y.x ann
Hsn Te Of Thons, Holman In he list year ofhsr age
o. - 81. .s,i, 80 ~. n,t,.1o
g nI =. x Iis W.. &c Eo.. s,,h 49,.
s,!ena hoL iuHeIs !" 81 - ,Ip th -. -
t,y.,,n"' " -'
Inn -. 49,, u,,... a, r,..s.x u.r.h 4 Faw.yS y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-06
,s.rke,s ReDor,ed Bv 7s,.gropa.

psrLADEI PHIA, March B.-FLoUR dull WHEAr steady st
81 ?J0 81 @ tor Red and Al 1881 IS for White. foRS
cined sslss OF 1000 BUSH q. Jet di5e corrsn steady WEr
finn a. l9dl9'c
NEw ORLEANS March 5-CoTT0S quiet sses tsdsy offs te
bales lrac for Mdding sses Of three days - o bse
receipt three dsys 500 bales esain ~ 00 e.t DE-
creased eccpts this port 24 600 bses do u ell the pors
SUGAR steady at 4lose for fsir to ily far Nc
change.u other articles.
CISCISSArI March sFLoUR msrket unsettled snd lower
WHyY opened dull lsc end at the close buyers were oHe
rig l3ic. PROVISIONS quiet a., 80,
BnrIsohs March 5.FLorR dull and heavy 0hoand How
ard street So %; no sales City Mills IS WHEAT hrni Red
25G g. 20; White, 81 46Gsl 65 Corn setye and hTm
yellow JoG6Oc; White 63a66c PRovisioNs dni and IN
CHANGED CovpEy Arm ct III Z3tc. WHHXy firm 81 7cc.
MopIIE. March t-COTToSSaest today i,os tsies al Hsa
lO.c for Middlng, the market closing quiet
BOSTON WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
B0srOs, Tuesday, March ;, 1881.
The ooin,s Of Bank statement for the past wesh are
oil6vs: . - .,.o,..
Loan, and discounts 62flG00 Deposit:
Speeis ,...,,,. sT3s 900 Circulation ,H1 sc
Dee from BsnkL.... 5,ioS,o0I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-06

ACTIVITY 90 THY SHoE BUsIEEss.--0ur Iiayerhill
Mas correspondent says that the sale Of shoes here
is sweeping one, md everything win be cleaned out
but at prices very low indeed. Large dealers here
from the South and West and aie bay ing freely. Two
large concerns from Charleston purchasing freely
here their purchases here aud elsewhere amounting TO
j 49, cases within three weeks Our manufacturers
Gay the demand wac never more active and prices never
lower One pleasant feature in the trade is thai il 10
moro t0r essh lhal formerly. IBotton TAyeIleL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-06
BOSTON WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT: ,os
MARRIED..

GsHhV-THRFSHER-At Brownington Cd scndAy feh
e. M Archibald Bas,hs1 Of EewY York cry 70 Mis- se1s
c. Thresher OF Bloomington, Orleans County, VI.
RRIGGS-BRUsH- Monday, March g. BY The hey. 1ohn
Pois,l Mr.. Briggs TO Mrs Emily Brush al Of 'his cy
DoOLIpTLE-DAY-On Monday, March 4, BY the Rev. M
yer Adra.us Doole, jr to Miss Fannie Day Slaughter
Of The late DR.. Joseph Day ell Of this city.
srUEs-LAWRENCE-In tbi, city on Ssnday, aarcb g. BY
tbe Rev Ira Stew Mr. penry NJ Stiles 10 Mis-. Doisthes
r. daughter of EBoeh Lawrence esG Of WfEs
hrrz Tonuf
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died.
g When did you last her slvei A. In September Isa
T. Mhere2 A. At my house 10 Brooklyn.
" Mas there number OF years dadns which yoa he'd 40
communication with her A. Well had any eeup
Injunction with her at time than a another.
Dd happen that for several years time you dA
spesk Nth bel At ell A. Never, when saw her.
s9e her a. Yes SIR, two or q rec years. -
u Did you visit her a. her resideuee1 A. Yes
u When! Tho last time she CAV. me the Az
Of 1866. ~r''s
O. Had you visited her al her residence before a. dei
Once. =
q In period Of how many yearsi A. don't ros~t, sh~
sent for me, and went there; probably ten years
O. Nss she not many ysars esraDged aud separated rom
you II 90 how many years A. From the tine ,be sms "a
NeHier4 shortly after, until The day Of her deahn on.
'e1se fne TSG os We Sse AWAY, nendy hen We met
l84s.
q. fad she at time quarel With you A. Yes. sir
.. When thstl A. About ELK or ago. When
she q. my house, Sunday evening
O. Since she frst came this city about how Lave yoa
her w.ite! A. saw her write In the Spring Of 1856 the
Isst time sud never bni occs ion before that.
The further adjourned till the first MoIcsy In Apl
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REHJERSEY ITEMS.

a iHiryISe CREw.--Tlree men were arrested
DDeids CAPT Warren William Alssop i.l, c,',i"t.
soa OseIss Wilbur were The dshggents we've it tl,
grew tbe Ghoonek They shore 81 Jerss, .nd
bfooght quantity Of po will them in order 10 rsi he S
sbe ohcet detected them selling the pok s daee1t us, .
Dow nsks rtce, and 6ndiDg bOw and y he ,b,,
scch both pofk and men to the station House.. ~
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Fff1 IN JERsEY CITY.-A snail canal stable. on ,ba
sne d Csss and Bergen street, belonging . Matthew Kelly
Two bk houses The sybs dsnsxed sott III, ~
sch Tekilos' pJobtblJ t7so. Covered By isrprspss
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Cutters. 6arowars. &f.

vVIN PLATE, SHEET IRON, ZNO, A.
i Tin aud TERNE PLATE, CHARCOAL sn s,,S.n,
SHEET IRoN--Bcgian Ru.sa Ensh S A% w1pT 40
ZINC, COPPER, SPLITTER, BLOCK TN. W.,
For sale sy A. A. THOMSON Go. No. 30 we"
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BURNED TO DEATB.-Yesterdsy morning, between
9 and 10 O'Clock, at No. 9lS Seventh avenue, Madame
Caharine vignes, widow Of Antoine Vgnes, formerly
proprietor Of the Hotel de Paris, Broadway met with
q fatal accident. While alone in her apartment feed
ing and talking to her parrot, her garments esughtre
She called for help and into the hail. but this caused
the Games to increase and before they could be extin-
xuished she was 80 horribly burned that che fingered
but few hours, death putting end to her suherngs
.bont O'Clock In the afternoon.
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rTO DEALERS in HARDWAhRE.-,,iGe .,S cO.' 81
quence Of the death Of senior MT EDWARD ,ps s,S
the 10Th Of January becomes nsesss ~ ~" pssseSt Until
new ns 20 snsesp Is made for carrying on che sSpss se
cell good. yeIy low prlcs' iSr esp COMING Co..
N'''' Pei JASPER T. coRNls y s.,s,osl .~Sss
remittance. we viii sisw yep opt hl ~ i" y"
sIrlaDks