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Certificates Of the various articles stating what
each one have, are first put into envelopes, Sealed
up and mixed and when ordered, are taken out
without regard to choice and sent by mail, thus
giving all tair chance. On receipt Of the Certit-
cate, GU will rec what YOU can have, aud then Il
il at your option to send one dollar and take the
article or not.
One Of these envelopes will be sent by mail on
receipt Of % eents FIVE for 81 eleven for a. ;
thirty for s5 sixty-iivs tor slo one hundred ior
els.
Agents wanted everywhere Great inducements
TO Ladies and Gents TO act as such. Fail not 10
send for Circular. which gives special terms full
list. and particulars. Address, J. II. WINSL0W
e co, 70. EOS Broadway, New York.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Y
We, the subscribers. being appointed hv tbs
Probate Court for the District of Addison Com =
missioners, to receive, examine aud adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons against the Ct
tate Of CALVIN SOIiACf,
late OF Bri1port, in said district deceased. and
also all claims aud demands exhibited in offset
thereto and six months from the 10Th day If Nov
ember, 1865, being allowed by said Court tor that
pG1ose, we 10 thereto hereby give notice that
We will attend to the business Of our said appaig-
tnent at the late dwelling house Of said decreased
in i}ridpcrt the md Satulsdavs IN January and
April next 1880 from ore O'Clock P. VI. until tour
o'clock p. NJ, on each Of said DAYS.
Dated at Bridport, this 1ith day Of November,
A. D. 1865.
n. S. BENNETr,l Co,,,o-s
Gl:9w f. MINER, Noi' CTS
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HEALD'S FOUNDRY AND MA
Ill CHINE WORKS.
ESTABLISHED IN 1880.
s.. HEALD g. SON s,

Builders Of tie Most Inprorsd First clas'
!nachidery
Circular Saw Mills; Improved Wentworth Plan
.rs Jig.er and Scroll Saws; Box, rowdsr-ksg.
Jointins and Maching Machinery; Pail and Wuod
Turning I.athes Water Wheels; Mulav saw and
Grist Mill Work; Superior Corn and Coo Crackers
etc.
The abo Re Machinery can be seen and tested al
the Works. Barre, Mass
November I. go
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DIR. LARO OK ANS
SARSAPARILLA COMPOUND

1t is double the strength Of suv other sarisjsr-
lila Compound in market.
For the cure of Liver Complaint, Dys'
pepsia, Scrofula, Dro7sy, Neuralgia,
Epilepsy. Erysipelas, BoiIs, Tuno'>,
Salt Rheum, Ulcers nna Sores,
rheumatism, Pain in the Stom-
ach, Side and Bowels, Dcbil-
ity, and all complaints ar
Using from impurities OF
the BLOOD,
The trial of single Bottle ct either will gain
the confidence al tho sick.
Prepared bv :. SEyERE. Price 81 90 por bottle.
Dir. L. Il. KNIGHTS. Proprietor.
Nlelro>o, Mass.
Sold by Drlsg,ts acd Dellcrs.Gcnersllv. 3o>l
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DIANO FORTE PLAYING,
EASILY AND THOROUGHLY LEARNED
BY THE UsE OF
Richardson's New Method.
MOST DECIDEDLY
THE REST hook OF INSTRUCTION,

TIE BEST BUUh OF INoINUOIIUN'
Having regular sale of
Tpenty-fpe Thousand Copies Year.
Ths popular work is SUI erior In excellence to
all other methods" and THE BOOK THAT
EVERY PUPIL NEEDS for the requirement OF a
thorough knowledge Of Piano-forte playing 1t is
adapted to all grades Of tuition, from the Rudimen
tai Studies of the youngest, to the Studies and
exercises OF Advanced Pupils. Two editions are
publisheu, one adopting American, the other For
eign Hngeriug. Whsr4 the work is ordered, il NO
preference 10 designated, the edition With AmeEcan
lingering will be sent.
.t4J Be sure tha. In ordenng II you are rarticu-
lar in specifyiuG the New Method" Price g., 10.
Mailed pos,-paid TO any address Sold by all
Music Dealers
OLIVER DITSON & Co, Publishers.
3Stf 227 Washington ST., Boston.
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DR.. MATTISON of Providence treats excl =
sivev all special diseases and accidents resulting
from mprudence in both sexes, giving them his
uhoLe Intention. Persons at a distance and ladies
especially having any trouble Of the kind, should
he sure to consult him. See advert scment Of his
Sue Renled,es for Special Diseases in this paper
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" | y l. l. A y ID

" | y l. l. a y ID
FARM and FEuIr LANDs, in a mild am
beautiful climate Thirty miles south of Philadel-
phia by Rair0a4, in New jersey, on the same line
Of latitude as b tltimorc Md.
The soil is ric and productive, varying from a
clay to "a sandy loan, suitable tor Wheat, Grass
Corn. Tobacco. Fruits and Vegetables. This is a
great fruit country. Five hundred Vineyards and
Orchards have been planted out by experienced
fruit-.rowcrs. Grapes, Peaches, Pears. &C., pro-
duce immense profits. Vineland is already one of
the most beautiful places in the United States.
The entire te rritUry, consisting Of fifty square
miles Of land, is laid out upon general saytem Of
improvements. The land is only sold to actual
settlers with provision for public adjournment. The
place. on account of its great beauty, as well as
other advanta res has become the resort Of taste.
1t has increased live thousand people within the
past three wears Churches. Stores, Schools, AGA
denies, Societies Of Art and Learning AMI other
elements vi refinement aud culture have been in
troduced Hundreds of people are constantly
settling Hundreds OF new houses are being con-
structed. Price Of Farm land, twenty acre lots
and upward, ga PER acre. Five and ten acre and
Village lots for sale.
Fruits and Vegetables ripen earlier in this dis
trct than in any other locality north OF Norfolk,
Va. Improved nllces tor sale,
Openings Of al kinds Of business. Lumber
Yards, Manulact torres, Foundries, Stores, and the
like; aud Steam Power, with room, can he routed.
For persons who desire mild winters, n healthful
climate and good roll, in country beautifully
improved, abuundiug in fruits and possessing ali
other social privil yes, in the heart Of civilization,
it is worthy If a visit.
Letters answered and tho Vineand Rural, a
paper giving full information, and containing Re
ports OF Solou Robinson, sent to applicants.
Address CHAS. X. LANDS, Vineland p O.,
lands Township New Jersey.
From Report OF Scion Robinson, Agriculture
E1itor OF tue Tribune: 1T il one Of the most ex
tensive fertile tracts, in an almost level position
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4 LECTURE on the Nature, Treatment, and Rad
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Physical lncapl,if'. resulting from -elt-ihuse, &c.
By RDBI, j. CULN ERWELL, VI. d, Author eff
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TIE vo,ld-rcuowneI as.ltor in tais admirable
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dangerous surgical operations, bougics, instru-
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Ills Lecture will prove Boon to Thousands and
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Send, under seal, in plain envelope to any adj
dress, postpaid, on receipt OF six cents to post
stamps Address the publishers.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTlCE.

We the subscriber being appointed by tbs
Probate Court for the District % AddiAnn ca.
missioners, to receive, exssnine and ADJUST all
claims and demand Of al PERSONS against thu e.
tate Of LORRIN CUFFS,
late Of Orwell In said district, deceased, and ale,
all claims and demands exhibited In Offset
thereto. and six months from tho ard day ot
October, 1865, being allowed by said Court for
that purpose, we 90 therefore hereby give notice
that we will attend to the business Of our ssd
appointment at the late dwelling house OF ths
deceased. IN said orwell on the second Thurrd, 8
in January and April next from o'clock a. ". .
until rour o'clock, p. NJ on each Of 'sii DAYS
Dated at Orwell, this p III day OF OctoioI, q.
d, 1868.
ROSWELL BO11UM.l c..
Gi;3w JULIUS II. THOMAS. vi" 'e'
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w + invite the attention of our readers,
w when visiting Boston. to the large and
well selected stock Of Boots aud Shoes tor Ladies
aud Gentlemen, at the store OF /. +. MosELEY 4
Co., Summer Street, which they offer at he lowest
cash prices. 253m
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MAG AIM + Z.

LITERATURE, SCIENCE AND ART
.Neto Volame tegias January. 1896.
The Eclectic Na4az ne j., As The name Indicates,
These selections are carefully made each month,
from the entire range of FOREIGN Periodicalf In
this respect it l. entirel' unlike other monthies,
and has no rival. The foil wing s0Ine Of t.Ie
works from which selections are made;
London Quarterly, Revue DIES DruX Nond.s,
British Quarlerlv London Society,
North British X Siew. Bentley Nj. ce'lsnY
Popular Scier, d RI view Combi Magazine
Saturday he lew, Fra,,r'- Magazine,
Leisure II" III, Temple Iar.
Westmr .tcr Review, Char ber's Jorrral,
Duhliu Cni, ny Review, Etio'mrsh k'viee'.
Art .nnal, London National ke'ie'T.
We have also arranged 10 secure choice selr,-
& NE from the FnEScu, GERMAN, and other COZ
r!xrNrAL PERIODICALS, Translated e.pecis'lv inr
! the ECIgtIIC, aud il is hoped hin rev ien'nra
will add greatly 10 the variety aud value Il DE
work.
FSETLirsHNENTs.
Each number II tmhellishod With one or more
limo Steel Ensravings-pnrrsits ~ eminent rIea
or Illustrative of inipor ant historicsl events.
Volumes commence in January and julv ofcsclI
wear; subscriptions can commence with any
month.
TERMS s. por year; single Numbers, 30 ctS'
Five Cupicf SO
The Traie, ClerGvmen. Teachers. and Clag sup
piled Oh favorable telms. AddTe,-.
W. II. WDWlII-
335w 5 DDcamIn ST., New l'%N.
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M A r. r I r. d

~~4~0O1O1~~~O.O~Oo ~O-O~~~D~O~O~~~N~N0O~~
MCBRIDE -SASDs.-In Nergennes, Nov. 10th,
bv pie Row. WIN. Il. Woodbridge Mr.. WM. Nc
BRbE Of Niddlobury, and Mis- MAm a. SANDS,
OF vsrgenncs.
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T II. WINS LOW g. CO.
e. ESTABLISHED 1860.
100, 900 Watches, Chains, Silver Articles. &c.
WORTH S500.000!,
TO DE SOLD AT ONE DOLLAR EACH, WITHOUT RE
GARD TO VALVE!
Not 10 be paid for until you knOU uhat you are 10 ser.
sPLENDID LIST OF ARTICLES.
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z(!ZI2I!zzz2Z n 4 i

DIR. STRIU KLAND'S PILE REMEDY has cured
thousands Of the worst ca'es OF Blind and Bleed
ing Piles 1t gives immediate relief and effects a
permanent cure. Try it directly 1t is warranted
to cure.
For sale hv all Druggists. 30 cents ner otilc.
Geo. G.. Goodwin & Co., - Hanover ST., Boston,
Sole AGENTS for New England. 21;6m
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DRY GOODS,
LADIES' FURNISHING GOODS,
&c, &c, &c
We would beg leave to call attention to line of
WORST TED KNIT GOODS
for Ladies' and Children wear. Also our splendid
line of
EMBROIDERY in Cambria,
EDGINGS,
INSERTIONS,
FLOUNCING,
&c. &c, &c.
Our Stock Of Dry Grools is full and worth your
call. We sell for Cash and prices are right.
BLISS BROS.
Middlebury, November IS, 1865. S3tf
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SPECIAL NOTICE !

We wish TO call the attention of our patrons and
the public generally to the fact, that we have
closed out our Stock Of Groceries, on account
want Of room to keep stock sufficient to meet
endeavor to keep a well selected Stock of
, 1865-09-24

Colonel was formerly prominent Democratic )
ncIi,fcian. ra}sed regiment. clalms 70 have
lost e1W, 600 during tho war by Investment In
Confederate securities, and came home beg
ia bad owned thirty slaves. Two boys
1eft and 1oined our army. The remainder
we1e ali at home. The day after his return
hc called the people together, and made q
spcech TO them, IN which, without any rcser-
Walton. he told them they Wete as FREQ as he
was: that Ii thsy would stay and work the
place this year, they'd all share alike with
himself and family. Next season be propos. d
to reut on shares, and would rather r1nt 10
Them than any body e1se.- ~. -,
All agreed. In pursuance Of this arrange
ment, i'll ahaEe equally with thu Colonel. On
his home farm be has seven: hundred acres.
They arc building cabins on lt~{o- the tamf-
lies, and allotting of the amount ofland they
agree each family can cultivate. Here they
Will assume the new status. The contract Is
shout In this wise Land, one-third stock,
seed, tools and; subsistence, one-third labor,
IONS third: This will 'be modified according
to the circumstances, as for Instanca. whc6
tho fentee provides for himself aud frfniahes
the stock he needs, he Is. to have one-half Of
the crop. The arrangement Ia wise sntl enuit-
ahle- Col. 7. receives but little sympathy
from his ue1ghbors, but the Freedmen's B1-
reau agent il instructed to aid him all ha cnn
10 MAKE the experiment successful.
These desultory notes will give you some
idea of how Affairs run al through The rerion
contiguous to the Tennessee, On the Vest
side. Where we have no post, most
are arriving to hold on to the fickerinp fiame
Of slavery All are walti4e tof the pfesence
Of the Freedmen's Bureau. r.
, 1865-09-24

uIc20 %uss u101a 1Iso 7ls1PulH FidaVn, s1ntlc6,
calm and stern, Is seated in the clouds hold.
lug tho emblems Of tt3al and. punlshmcut, the
scales and the uctors'. rods md axe. :. To'her
come troop,ng through the fcsl1ns Of air .
dark and angry cloud Of: witnesses, IN, nuns
be1s infinite, and reaching back Until; lost in
the far perspective!I AZ .thcse se:troop by the'
sleeper, each wearing tho looks Of anguish,
born Of his, torturing,s,I they point 70 him
with sktletonfngu1s and beseecn' his doom
Of stern Justice. The tale is powerfully told,
and tht. 1etest cartoon VIM take its place
with Others, The easet'7e Weapons Of the war.
fare which has wen T1ctory ~ changed
public sentiment among the. people. That
the half repentant rebels aud their friends
like It not is excellent proof that It cuts
home. It is ung1aclous perhaps 70 add, that
lfthe6s illnst1atedjounsls had % principle;
Ia ths matter, tho bepeatss Of the p6licy has;:
suf1cientiy we'll declared itself TO allow no !
business terrors TO be awakened by Cop
pe.hcad threats. - :.
, 1865-09-24
ROnsE AND MULE arARKRT.

EATGhOAH1 Sfpk.
The closing tae Of Mules Ia this city took place TO-
day At the Government corral corner OF Tweaty.taird
md State Streets One hundred and twenty head wrc
sold, bringing III, being an average Of sMss per
head. aud ranging from &eso to 3i7Oo. Tbs bidding
was Spirited and the nles brought their full value,
The sales were rs follows:
MT1s@Eo T. htck, yeass old, large heasy mule,
yeaIs Sd smsii eSl isoa sSa ;6o 81 astt nssSn soTs
yeaIs Old good mule tso.o dArk Lay, years Old,
sssey ys ~ g.? se q ys 81 g. @
dsl1 say. AZ {esss "a erss 19se mne. s!l6o 70 dn
s!set yes;s oia 70 1et ~ a.s1sstea. a4si s I'D s.
,Se ssa 5assfy, 65s5t ~; elS
ri ss sss
e. 1 9 h st. sg 3 ga ,st
s'ss ,s:s ~ r. 90 l''i
9esf yea. ss soo e. nale sIiso lss sn,;
S SSsb ed e. mne s Eisnss ast
Ssi;sntsS ;&e sssy, Sd. Eeea a@nls.
eI OH %s s9aoS
s:S = So: T. 81
4ys.ss old, yezy SOLD good mule $1,000 4, sarsel
SO ss:' s; ,ssS e. e. n$s -
browns Tears Old. good nule, 31n-0o:t. hlnck,
5s; r. s s 81 21s :s4 %s ass
Rooa az nH. o f;e
mule, s70A0; 81. bsoxn yesls old. not warranted,
e1ox;n mslc EAT o!a. Si' aos ssse @ee
3ia ,ste 9ss ssss sl
od hiiaG a5x = n ysas;sso cd n1ssf
pid, not wAHsnted ~: a. bl.sk Essss old 81s ;si
ses sooa on n,e ass u; T. q
=, brown ye.ts od nos sssz.nted. xs:o; Is, blTn.
&c a. q fs Ga sesa 4s e.
g. sys5H oo, mown, commo4, 10: 10, brown, Jeari
81: ss1 = ss {ssrs Sa nts
rs Feof bssk se ~ saa Oh IT. s3:
aG seoa a. ass ssa Z ~ sss. es ,:
*ls1; 81. so9rel. :. years old, good snule. x105;
"a: sss IL 5ssf 5:ss 81 ::
sss - 5s. e Ss;.s ss S' "a ss
fne: s. blatE. yezfsod, good mule. fi 20, brown,
s:a E s. Sss II snS e ass
= RI ND ns Sn
s:sso: syGn oid, xssssssed: ~: & esa7a::
sS S. sSea sss ti.s e s sla ' 81 81
81; 81 II Sssn =, 80, ,sss
a. so5a GA E EGS& 1 ID ss a
mule, flls0o 1lo, dark bay, years id, good @nie
xSssiia oia aoS xooe ssmiis ans :: &c sRS
black. Jears Old not EaIrantsd, s'ofa; H. b1aek.4
S.; $sase; 1iS asIs S.cSa: = yss1s 81: 81
not ut 10 ba kold To, very poor, $40,
, 1865-09-24
CHICAGO DIX GOODS mAnKET.::

/; SATURDAY Evxs1xu, Sept. r.
The Dry Goods marke. Is dull, unsettled and loHcr
on nearly Ill cotton goods. Tho adviees rom New
fork7eport tho market there yezy Unsettled. Tne
leading tobbeIs have marked down theiY goods yerv
materially, iad even at the deelnebuyers ae not viii
Ing to take hold Tho following despatch sppars In
our Issue OF today:'-
~The dry goods MARKET continues dun on domestic
cotton nhric1 and pEtena are steadily declining,
sheetngs Are down s4c per yard from highest point
abour ten days snca, md blescned goos have dlleu
7H0c. Tho tade arc not disposed TO buy to any e.
tent Ss this rate and 1t sees inovtnhle the* slit
prices must be made. Standard sheetngs sold 1t Sc
fEga goods atc not materially affected by the III in
douesuca and there Il still fais trade doIns. odd
lots aFe somewhat lower 70 sell. hut chotcs and de-
a1rsbla goods remain steady"
Here Trade u very dull. There are good rnxny buv.
crs In town. but they wont buy my goods at The
ent rFteea although their shelTez almost ba1r Thev
content themselves with looking round buying nece
hess and there Prints sre 19:c lover. Brown Sheet
tngs nre nominall5 2Ac lower. There ase yery nv
here. In New York they were quoted yasterdaF AZ
o1c mn atandard. There Is better supply Of Bleac5ed
goods In the MARKET and prices haze given x7-r
Brown D.als nre 2xQaHc lower. Delalnes nc 3Xe
lower. Ticks and Stripes ara steady.
Wcauote cto6iug nrfcre "A kn11nwN.
, 1865-09-24

,.-.. r,,,,.. An1 1H,,n.Ds.. sEn .nst,.es.
Ft0p % Fa1oSise. s Sapiss; St. Joeep6. sa9t.sss,
Pop G. J. Tf1es6sn, Wilson, G!.pd ;s IeSss nass:
oD B cEcaSo cbse s1sfS %sis5 Mshs Ra.1o ouna usaaa
E9up Et1EA y ~ Jtut1t4N@ 9a11 114as..M1,Se4 .1S4
FIop North, Rtdd1e, N9nt1eAai. a. sen6[.i n = i1uos.
Ruaas Fptonse Raady. 6ssissE. y y Is Is u IL
gasa1s Kspuelis Cssey. kay eiy II =, i. i:Es ,s,ts
Schr Charley Hibbard, Gurle, Port ssa-'
Oh, .>od, E9ed v,.,.n ,r,,.-eon rs Il .sres:
sehr PeGsl, brewer; kaI.aa5oo, % n lt1s10
ahinE1es. u-, mn 1uaee,,
, 1865-09-24
THE tLLCSrRArro zzrrur,pe(
AND tn Snrt+r.,~r.s --@

TIM Nn,41- -. "a A4ksfAN EAESSs
1nh;s.,ss s''acfn Illustrated papers aze being
f5om ~ 10 ositcr and malignant attacks
se",, um .ne rebel local press, who warn the
I rra,,,. ~ nave nothing to do With Harpers or
Rho h.-e s. The reason Is apparent 10 all
sn',1 e nave witnessed the course OF these issues
Sa-1 s 1he latter part Of the war. Il win be
a;ns1 .n oi them that they cycr had their
"!a J'bes Mt abolitiouts,n and toadysd
~ uueh ., 10 the South in sketches that set
W 'ne sunny side of chlvalsy against hard,
,nsN 1 northern radicalism. The services
.a,;s sns ,caaered copperhcadlsm have been can
acas u tcn'old by the artist work they have
VIC N behalf OF patriotism ind humanity.
az Wonder rebels writhe, and rebel journals
Imagine vain thing In the utter exclusion
" ~, tnis Class Of literature from The sonth
..., us'c Is sting In cartoon. a strong and
cs.%s edge TO thc epic OF tie en4.ayer That
a1es ~ the tnhumanllies of the re,,c,,,or 49,
saa'e1y lastingly odious- A parn of 1raoa .,o
~, ~ en- he lnade TO 60 further ana sinl. 49, 49,
~ Inc mind than page Of close 7ca.on;e.'
T., rank Leslie for the present. xces tsas.
~ douh!c:page cartoon az % ~. ., "cek tnese
t.orrors Of Anderso.sa1e, ~. v.1, s,sss, 1he
rum.4: ~ u.e - .4Ssce" .n Ills the couaen,sa ., -
psst s.ast the prison keeper and n tn.tr testimony
tortsa soldiets. He lies wri,hinc rs.,t o. ous
nv roS ~ features and elenched hsns. "s.a COZ
''' cot IN bis cell, as tbe st.aa naaoh On q mar
, 1865-09-24
sMe public, and business In that quarter IL temsrk

sde public, and business IN that quarter IL tems.k
ably dull
Tho Loniav1llo Journal eomplains that the ncr-
chanta Of that city ae not getting thsir r share OF
trsde. It saJs: :,
Energy and combination directed to the devotion.
menl 9i 9he commerce Of the city spphaF to be vauf-
log Prices have rued tn our market tbs season ns
ered. much lower lhan my other point In ths West
oE 6ouths still complaints from various eOurcea con-
Time 70 be made-uot Of high pfic.s, but hlsh
nc1ehts- and delaJs. ]: i! ~
!: In Boston the money ua,fst coutinpss essy.
With no pcceptble variations In rates Of DISCOUNT
Partles who hava fof Il long Tina been predicting
close m1ket now express the belief that 1t will not
One ut pretenL
in Cincinnati money il easier, and discouu,,
are freely madeat80l0 per cent for ntstelass paper.
a letter Of inquiry having been addressed to
the Secretary Of tho Treasury concerning tba 1t..
h1utJ Of the government to redeem the bonds Ii.
sued On account Of the Pacific Hallway, that rea-
tleman returned arrply, BY which It VIII be seem
that the obligation OF the government to redoem
the bonds In question Ia fully admitted. Anydouht,
to the contrary would hive been q simple adauni.
~, for bond once issued becomes a. valid as
&-The London Times Of tbs sth has m editorial.
opposing tho project Of saddltng. England with
heavy obligations on account Of tho tutercoloui,l
tailwy from Quebec to Haliftx. and srpuInv
against tho e1pedIency OF tho undertaking.
/: In New York there is no pasttcuiaI chance IN
the condition Of the money mart4. Can,ts1 il
abundant and per cent Is the usual rate OF In.
teIest for loans on eau with The best eoIateral..
There Is fair demand foE. tho best business paper
at79a percent per snnuna dheount :, :,..-:
]! CHICAGO STOCK MARKET. ..:.