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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-19
Proposals
OFFICE or AaxY CLornIse AND Ecu,psss

OFFICE OF Army CLOTHING AND EcuIPAeS,
NEW. York, Jan. ~, 1909.
ARMY SUPPLIES.-BIDDERS for AKIN Y
n SUPPLIES under adverti.euert dated the 9th instant
and signed by hereby notified that the time hr open
lag bid, ha. been postponed until sei'cA M on
IA "' d. II. ViNToN, D. O. N. Gen.. Br Brig Gen.
CLorHIse BUREAU, ox..GEsrs oyrror,
WAsHisGros, Jan. o. 1865.
A RMY SUPPLIES.-Sealed proposals will be
IN received at the Office OF Army Clothing snd Equpsse,
New YORK city until IL O'Clock ~. TUESDAY, the ~
inst for furnishing by contse, at the Depot OfArmy Clothing
Uniform Coats Infantry standard
Artillery jackets, standard
Trowsel-, Infantry, standard.
Sack Coats lined, standard
Sack Coats unliuei standard.
Shirts, Domestic Flannel, standsfd.
Drawers, Canton y lanne, standard.
Stockings. standard
Bootess sewed end Pegged, standard
Boots, Cavalry sewed and Pezsed standard
Blankets india Rubber, standard.
Pouches. India Rubber. standard
Enipsacks, standard
Hsyersecks, standard
Canteens. standard.
Camp Kettles standard
Mess Pans. standard
Axes Telling, standard
Pick Axes, standard
Hi,chets standard.
Spades. standard.
shovels, standard
Garrison Flags standard
Tents, Hospital, standard.
Tents, Shelter, or Cotton Duck, standard.
Great Coat Straps, standard A. hov.
articles may b. a. the office OF Army C.ohins ana
EqUipsge New. York.
BIDDER will the number they propose 20 furnish how
soon tbcy can commence and the number they deliver
weekly will submit samples Of the articles or OF the ma
ter which they be made and when textile fabric
Al least one yard should be lrnshed Proposals must be
by guarantee signed at lesstt responsible
setting forth that contract 10 awarded TO the party
tine bid he they will at execute the con-
tract and sye bond. for The proper samen' Of The same
whole the Bd may be deemed for tho interest Of
The service. -
Award. be subject the approval the ouarternaster
General Of the Army.
TLs supple. nu.t be delivered In Regulation Packing
Bore, Proposas should be- Indosed Proposals. for furnish
nr here insert tho nlms the article bid O and sddressed
10 Broyet Brig Cen d. II. VlNToN, d. ON Gen.
Eew-York City.
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EGGS.

Eggs are very scarce and high. Fresh, brought IN
from New Jersey and Long Island. are sold IN reai
sort Of way az G5o and Co., per doz by the Dbl
few have been sod loss or at s34o5c. but generally
In lots good marks being 49d5Oc Most OF the western
como in frozcn which Injuries their sale. We quote;
New.Jersey and Pennsy lyania choice y doz 1900
State rood marks..... ..'4s9vo
Western, y doz, good order. ........-.-... 4694s
Emed 49,; ......;'. saSss
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n. Y. Wholesale Prices OF country pTS TO-"
" Fo. ruE " FIX yypIY0 "WEDNESDAY, JAM IL: i6oo
lFYure,.y for Tng n. \. TRIBUNE by our own hepoet
The following are the current rates 81 arteies IN so
oondi,inn as sold by commission houses at whoesi ale
SJnners receive TO 10 y cent less, deducted IOT com
missions, beside freight and other charges.
BEANS AND PEAS.
a, N lft,ia adV Pima Marrow,
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NETWORK aud NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD
laA wINrER ARRAN0EMENT. Ista
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK, a7rHs AND err
ANFNiFE

TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK, 27rHsE AND Hs
AVENUE.
For Nsw.fIavcn. 100, 500 (ENl ll9oa m IL - tfaJ
400 (Fr.) at5, 4 70 and 500 (EI.,i p. m.
For BRIDGEPORT 100 SOC. (ES,D llS a. NJ lzi' 'hs-'
800 a.. 345, 1. % and 3 ID (EI..) ?. u.
For Milford aud stratord 100 IA m. 8 ~, -, M
For Fa,rhell Southport aud We.,Por; o llSoA Z" ''S
asp - . 80, ,sr, y.I
as 40. $50, $50 en- p H. sm,n
Eor Dari.n 7 90 "a n ~ a 10 ~ %" .a:n
ycr ,yr.,nvfieh . ~ ll.N m . 20 49, % ~.
For Stanford Co 20 (EI.l sso lLSV o. "a 49, "'
90 iFx \ IS 4 90 $50 go. 500 (E1 u. N a ma
Fox Port Chester and intermediate '"''-' 49,
a. II. as5, 40 SO, $50 80 p ~, ING
For Boston via Springfield, 800 a. NJ ltA''' '''
p. -. - 40 40, I'll
For Hartford and Springfield, 400 tkh.J g. d" ''''~
(Ex,) ~ Is, 800 .. M. ~ t,l.nm
~ Montreal LOO y. m. TO Norham?,on son ,y,N
For Hartford Providence Fishs Railroad 500 'Lh'
For New Haven New. London and stoninston Rsfosdo
400 q IN. H. IS. 100. 800 p.
For Canal Railroad 2.l5 ?. m. TO NoTthsmpton.
For Hou.atonic Railroad, u 8. IN.
For NaugAiuck Railroad, 800 a. m, 800 =. m -
For Danbury and Ncrsa< RAILROAD, 100 $50 a. M ~
p. ,ooo. -. -.
JAMES II. HOli supt
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EOR SALE.-A PANEL COACH, but little
rsed Jobn n Lawrence mskrr Can be- ,eon at tihh-
ave- Hotel stables corner Of Broadway and Twenty seventh
At Apply 70 d. THURSTON, No. 20 Pine-st.
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BUTTER

There is no percePtble change In the onter 9up,a
In goid has almost entirely stopped the demand ior
shipping and the local home trade Is not using a.
that Is coming forward. The very small amount sem
shrood ia houglt at 4sa49c. for medium and SOC ior
aDo state. Two fine dairles, one from Stenben; the
other from Monroe County this State. have JUST pceh
sold 10 grocers at 5lc There Is now more OF dspos
ton among oountry holders to accept such prices hs
hcv can oRaiD and letters like this are ofton received
by commission men, refused 60 cents for my butter
here That time has gone by. and see 3oGoxc Is the
nrice auoted IN New.YOIk. send you my dairy DO
he hear You can with IT," Had such writer's taken
TuE TgiBUsE's advice often reiterated, they would
have accepted the co cents offered. Our POSITION gives
ms M usual facilities for Judging and our advice Is hon
eat con icton unbiased by conflicting Interests We
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Since Jan. l.......~s9 1919 e1.2a22ls es.566s'9
The sales of Petroleum Stocks to-day were 100
Excelsior AZ s. 5O 1000 Highgate. 99c. dSl; 400
Buchanan Farm, 81 95asi 90; loo Manhattan,
sOc.; 735 Rynd Farm, s6 25ass 80; 20 United
States $50; AID 100 Revenue at $35.
The bill TO suspend Section of the Caatral Rail-
road Consolidation Act of 1853 has already been in
troduced into the Senate II suspends tho restric-
ton of collecting only two cents fare from Passen-
gers on the Now-Iork Central Railroad TIL the
banks of the State shall resume payment Of SPECIE
after which the proposed act will be imperative.
The interest on the frat mortgage bonds OF TIE
Hudson River Railroad, DIS LIST FEBRUARY, will be
paid on and after that day by the Treasurer of the
Company.
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD = WINTER

i Neutrality-suspicious.. .Yegk. Jsmessip Ans
1 Past Riyer Tor Teenpon SAG Harbor. Hamp,os ke~
At For Yaphans Lakeipd. sp, Babylon, aid Farm
inslle at and ?. N uSalhss h,o.iih 10 =
~, and . n M tstsecs connect for Cod sprnS
Oyster Bay ard Huninson) For hemp:,esd jamaica ana
" in6sld at . and lO:gOa aud =, and o. m -,
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN - Leaves Hh g. Esss
River ut 9il5A M YaphanS stopping ~ al sa.Sn -
- sVppssi,csf rte. A. REASONER. SlpedntendsHt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-19

STEEL.
- IA our Stock Of ENGLISH STEEL must positively bs
sold before the Ist Of May next WE ARE NOW
PREPARED TO Make SALES TO
CONSUMERS AND OTHERS Al
MUCH LESS THAN THE PRES
ENT COST OF IMPORTAliON'
which consists OF Extra Beat Cast. Machinery Blister.
spfnt &c. &c.. equal to any make In this MARKET and
WARRANTED.
ID. LlTTLEJoHN Co, No. "a chfa
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Gorsre, Carriages, &r.
Assistant QcARryR MATTERS OFFICE,

A,srr,Sr QuARryR MAsrHR's OFFICE,
No 10 STATE sr NEw York, Jan. l. 1855.
CAVALRY AND ARTILLERY HORSES
~ WANTED. u viii purchase in open marie al Horse.
that NAV be- presented aud pass nspeeton al the Government
stables on Thirty 6hsI, Tenth ave.. unu further
notice. az fol4Dws; - -, a.
CAVALRY HORSES, from to 10 yea" old and from 10 70
IL hand, high. >, ,,,,
ARTILLERY HORSES, nom to 10 yesr od-lsi hands
h,ab and oyer-,o weigh LOO pounds, and DARK colprs
frce for Cavalry Horses SlG5 each Price for Artillery
Hor.e each payable la such fund.- as may be furnished
" 49, GEO. 7. BROWNING, Captain and A. Q. N.
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NCHOR LINE.-Steam to Glasgow, Liver
~ noel Belfast Dublin Waterford Cork Limerick, Gal
way aud Londonderry. UNITED KINGDOM. CAPT Camp
t~Ya.is.s $50; Steersse Si5 Payable IN U. currency
FOR passage TO or from tho Old Country apply TO FRANCIS
MAC DONALD co, No. Bowling Green.
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The Cleveland and Toledo road earned the hrst
week in January, 1864, 81, $685. 1865, s5o594 in
crease, $23, 00l.
The Toledo and Wabash Road earned the fret
half of January, 1864, s2l,755; 1865, s7O,g7O in
crease, $l62l5.
1t is understood that the bill TO consolidate the
Hudson River Road With the Harlem was intro
duced without the assent or knowledge of the d.
rectors of the former .Icad, and is TO be regarded
with suspicion by all holders for investment.
The Asia, from Boston, takes out Sill 200 of
specie.
The First National Ban; received subscriptions
fer $3.50 OOO of 1905 and psl $780, 900 of Treasury
drafts
The following will show tie exports exclusive of
specie) from New-york TO fs-eign ports for the
week ending January l6, and s.nce the beginning
Of the year:
1853. 1855. $3.50.
For the week ....S3, l3l, s9 e2,e7l.565 $4,000 T5
Preyoa4ly reported C,OO2559 t,S9Q653 4.5O2,a4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-19

CTEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL, touch
- inr "a Queenstown Cork UeTborl.-The wel-known
steamers OF the Liverpool kcwYok and Philadelphia Steam
ship Company nm,n Llne) carrying the u 3 Malls are IN
tended to sail as iol0wsi a.,
CITY OF Saturday. Jan. 20
And every succeeding SATURDAY, at nooa hom fis< ~
North River.
PAYABLE IN eold or Its equivalent IN cur encyi -
FIRST CABIS.......S $50 % STEEkAOE ........stp W
First Cabin 20 London. b 90 seerase tot ondon''. 90
Lir,t ,bin 10 Paris. % 90 SteeIsgs 10 Psns ~ W
fm.t Cahn to Hamburg ~ Golsteerags 20 snbuIs 81 "
Passengers also forwarded to HavTe Bremen. Rotterdam
Antwerp &c, at equally low rates $500 An,
Fares from Liverpool or Queenstown LIST CABIN SIe roS
siK str.sg. 40 Those who wish send for their
friends can buy tickets mere at these rates
For further nfornson apply at the Companys once:
JOHN q. DALE. Agent, No. 10 Broadway, ~ l.
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EOR NEW. ORLEANS DlRECT.-The U. s.
IL Mail Steamship GEO. CROMWELL Capt Vail. iwii
leave Pier No. o. n r., on SATURDAY, JAN 49, 1t j p M
Passage S75 For feeight passage apply to
H. H. CROMWELI, No. % West-st.
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CHEESE.

Cul.ksE.
The remarks about butter arc also appliohble 10
except that the stock IL mainly in the city.
some diaries are ftil held In the country and large
are In the hands OF dealers In the city and Led
~ higher prices than we quote. II Is quite doubtful
beber fine lot Of factory cheese could be forced On
,hs rosrket at over 22lc We quote:
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Total Exp VI do 49,. o,o 80
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ATLANTIC and GREAT WESIEkS
n HALLWAY. NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE, fhS
SFNt;ER TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK, via the -
Railway from foot Of Chambesst RI NNiNo InhVtoos
M al EvELAND q, WITHOUT CHANCE Of CAns'
ropnecn. with railroads for all principal cities in tie West
Th road I. being extended, aud will soon be In eonipgs
,nnig order 20 Mansh-l. Gallon, urtana Dayton ClneH
natl and st. Louis without break Of gauge ,yprrsrn
l. H. ooo'AAN' Mesdyille Pa General Supt
NOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, and
SPRINGFIELD -stesmers leave Peeksn at $50 p~
Trains 90 North and East from New Haven 81 II y. "a.
DARITAN & DELAWARE BAY X. r.
IL From foot Murray.st, daily at $3.50 p MI eonn.eYWY
with Trains for HIGHLANDS, RED BANh h"N"
BRANCH SHARK RIVER. MANCHESTER nc.
BROOKLYN 10 PHlLADELfHlA-Fnc 81, INV
.On tickets ss good for three days steamer snn,S,
leaves Wall. st. Ferry, Brooklyn daily excepting
a. M connecting at PORf MONMouIu Win eh n ~
trains Tor PHILADELPHIA, TUthERION, S. Phr.,
TOMS RIVER sc. Returning, leaNe vine st. r'i''' 49,
De pha, At il;30 a. N. -, -. ,o,,s.a not %
snnly for massage by this line the State Il Jersey
sisuted 70 the Camden aud Amooy nihoPoS @ ,hs ,iss
privilege OF carrying passengers ana "'s"'''
| OF New YORK and Phi adelphia
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MAIL STEAMERS to FRANCE DIRECT.
wi The GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC cOMPANY3
new line Of frs. class SIDE wheel SIEAMSHlPs between
NETWORK and UANRE. 49,
The splendid Vessels intended % be put this
fayorte route for the Continent are the following:
Observation-Disclosures tuns, 200 horsepowef
acknowledgements tuEs, w horsepower
EUROPE. tafost), go horsepower
.fafoatl, 900 horse powell
NAPOLEON IIf........ (bnidinsl, l,OO horse power
Until the completion Of the entire list. the service VIII %
reformed by the ,.,,,~,. . r.,
WASHINGTON, A. Duchesnej LAFAYETTE, A. DO
FROM NETWORK TO HAvRE.
WASHINGTON. WednesiGY. February !.
LAFAYETTE. W sday. March !.
Fnt Cabin tincluiins table wirel ............S -
Second Cabin (ncudng table winel. Z ~ or $50.
Psyhbe In gold its equivalent in United States currency
MEDICAL ATTENDANCE FREE OF CHARGE
For freight OF passage, spply To- .-....
GEORGE MACKENZIE. Agent,
No. Broadway New-fork.
At Paris No. u boulevard dcs Cspucnes Grand Hoe
Haze. WILLIAM ISELIN %.
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Beef sides and quarters are higher owing toa h8nt
supply of live cattle The may be said OF sheep
and 10 some extent OF veas Heavy arrivals OF west
ern dressed hogs cause decline In that kns OF pork.
City dressed hogs worth l7tc.. and New'Jersey
corn fed have sold at le4leic. We quote: 80
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yE8ETABLLs-

The sending Of large quantities on fo'stoes 70 ,ne
Savannah sufferers caused little str In the vegetable
markets and bed 10 a o. ght advance IN Common 10
totoe. Sweet, are scarce and higher. We quote
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4 RMY SUPPLIES.-BIDDERS f0r AIM
n SUPPLIES under advertiseert dated the 9th instant
and .sped by hereby notified that the time f open
ing bid. been postponed until IL sclock M on
O"'' WV ID. ii. ViETON D. O. H. Gen., Br. Brig Gen.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-04-26
MISCELLANY.
Gambling in Mexicoa

-"''i"''''S' "7 Z"
WANING "s'lnS' lu'ure indulgence, we
a"ou", ~, "'i''s'i'e 'nat a terriole fright, like
''ic ioiio"inS' h'3ht De IN effective dis
suas''e from ''i@ dangerous vice;
'c''e ye,'' "so' on "hll Sunday
INV ''Tt c'e'h o' ''e considerable German
'ou'' '1.' S''o'o n"'''c l 40 not state, as
'',, '''''''.' ,,e present respected head OF
.ne urn niien' no, De pleased al 1t, went
~ " N'' NU"''t''' VINO was engaged III
~ - '"'u go 'o' i""19'--'ha' II
~: ~ '".' " sun o' Que ,nousahh pesos from
n'' oI '' '''"'y' Mos' wiIl!ngiy, my
''.'" 80 ''o p''n''t"' repied; 'put l
n;r nus @ a'',I N.Y. you 10 'e'c'' 'ne money your
..' q. c Wv Nv, ' s'I'''er S away rfere are
e.J ' y, p. VIZ ,'''',ooN' !" "n'ch you w'll
''"u '' y, 'o''i'eu P'aslres' Inc
o' ,"'" Wv 40 "o was 'o'a' ana snort
,.Lan' ''' tni.i "a"u '"iN'u "' ''"n Augu,'ih'
N"e,1 "' ''ico'eu '''G most elegant OF the
i''n'''"e nUu7eN b" "cnt up to- II
- - .. --'',o ,: "''u ''S"eo 'he banker whlle
,0oN'''S a. MN in'e"tiy' ana placing the
o"s y" 'no s'ee' c.o,n' ''Enl yon accept
"'s ''''No ~, ''o o" 'CoH Muc''esS""o
y'p' ';,p.. .'y'""o, '"o o,'''Nor answered,
"''nou' N'o"'l's exactly what the bag
aons' .o''.a,"I" pet MeA'cah would ieel
'"a" '"a' ~, " ,,.' r'o''''V wager. Inc bali
,,;',ht " 'u ua,,. 'o''s ''s ",'a NO. 90 won A
Ln Hha ha,"I p I'o'''', ,,M ~ 'no oafheF iace' Tor
~ - = 't',e'e ,a. wy "No W. P"e'"h'' 'hat young
o'a oo',''"'''" ~ iaheSa, and as tlle
stunt u'"'' oe Pa'd th'rty-iive iold, this
'ila ie ho S''eh' amount The bag was
oP'nc'' "o"e''r, Tor The purpose OF ver-
'nc"''on pu' VINO can describe the con-
e'o' 'n'',oi Vi '"e oahNer and the amaze
n'.,' VI al present whcn II was ionnd
''"' " w,'s il.ii Vi goa, l,ooO onaas in
''.''' VI @i.ooo' or ailosether 5000 pl-
"s''e' perfect .einpest broke out
''vS ,"e puoi'c' Inc most astounded
VI '''' however, was young Is himself,
WV Tno ,, was u'sto'e 10 speak arough fright
&c ou,,her , declared his inability to pay
~ l"Du'ous a sum ou'' as is always the
."'. y" 'u.' ooc's'ohs' Inc pubic took
pau 's""is' num- IL was found out that
~ was 'o' 'ne proprietor oil the bank,
.r yus c, .,'"' - "is'i mexican house supplied
hs liz t., "'u' "'u vas consequently RESPONSE
VIC 'or '''e ioNScs ei rs agents
A,ier iehs'nened tu,anituary scenes,
""''' oo'iec'eu ''ie whoie town, the bank
WA was sentenced :, py popular justice to pay
!nr. d. ','e 'a"'y ga"ed sum ct 800, 900
posoH An 'ie ready money IN rhe house
was 'i""uen over ana bills given for the
:es'iue' h'ehiy loaded, md aece@paas
'e' =! i"rge oody OF friends, who acted
40 90 '''' E TscoI'' young d. returned to Mex
- w, : r'N" 1'e i''tnent OF wlpnlng, K
1eoam. ~ u riuuie 10 all hIs acquaintance
,r i,'stea' ia: oi p,r'ic'pa''ne IN the merriment
VI MS iriehds' he remained silnt and
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IN TIE BOX.

AS he appeared at the door, taking a
quick, comprehensive glance at the inter
ior, Major ltathbone arose. "Are you
aware, SIR" he said, courteously, "upon
whom you are intrudlrg? This is the
Presidents box, and no one is admitted
The intruder answered not word. Fas.
tening his eyes upon Mr.. Lincoln, who
had half turned his head to ascertain
what caused the disturbance, he stepped
quickly back without the door.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-04-26

SERVED HIM RlGHT.-Lord Ellenborough
was troubled with crusty temper, and
had habit of making others uncomfort-
able by his supreme selishness. He once
suffered a just retribution for his unac-
oemodatiag spirit, AMI placed hiu,self at
his wife's mercy:
Lord Peterborough was once about to
go on the circuit, when Lady Ellenbor-
ough SAID that sine would like to accom-
pany him. He repisd hat he had no
objection, provided that she did not en-
cumber the carriage with bandboxes,
which were his abhoTence. During the
tisst days journey Lord. ElleRborough
happenng to stretch has legs, struck his
foot against something below the seat
Lie discovered that it was bandbox.
Up went the window and out went the
bandbox- The coachman stopped, and
the tootman, thinking that the bandbox
had tumbled out of the window by some
extraordinary chance, was going 10. pick
it UP, when Lord Ellenborough furiously
called out, "Driye on! The bandbox
was accordingly left by the ditch-side.
HElviag reached the county town where
he was to. .Offiriate as judge; Lord Elem
borough Pnceeeded TO array himself for
his appearance ac the court house.
"Now," said he, where's my wig p
where's my wig ?"
"My lord replied his attendant, sit
was thrown out of the carriage window"
READ YoUR BIBLE SLowIY-Take
time, even if you have but little time A
great mathematician once said if his life
depended upon solving problem in two
minutes, he would spend one of the two
in deciding how to do it. So in reading
the Scriptures If you are pressed for
time land this ought to be a rare CASEY
then spend the precious moments on a
portion Of chapter. When you feel
that the mind and heart are beginning 20
drink in the sentiment OF even single
verse, then stop and drain. the heavenly
ehaliee, because the Divine Spirit is ill
ing thy cup. IL is true, solemn, and
interesting thought that we are to wait,
to linger, to tarry for the blessiag. to
come from the Wonf before us.
'Fhe reediest and best way to fipd out
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-04-26

Why don't you get married 2" said o.
yeang lady the other day to bachelor
iaiehd, who was there on visit. "rve
been trying for the last ten years to find
some one who would be silly enough to,
have me-" was the reply, 'Then you
haven't been down our way" was ths
insipuating rejoindes
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POETRY.

LILY'S BALL.. -
Lily gave party,
And her little playmates ALL
Gaily dress, came in their best
. To dance at Lily's ball.
Little Quaker Pimroso
Sat audnever stirr'd,
And, except In whispers,
Never spoke a word.
Tulip fine and Dahlia
Shone in Silk and Satin;
Learned old otonvolEulus
Was tiresome with Ills latin.
snowdrop nearly tainted.
Because the room was hot,
Aud went away, before the rest,
With sweet Forgot-me-not.
Pansy danced with BAh'JdiIi,
Rose with Violet;
Silly Daisy fell in love
With pretty Mignonctto
And when the dance was over,
They wont down stairs 10 SUP.
And each had a>tasto Of. honey -ei q;
Viii dow in a,b,Atetcup
And all were dress'd to 20 away
Before the set Of sum;
Aud Lily said "Gooi-bye!" and gave
A kiss to every one.
And bsfor1-the NOON or asinele ster,
Was shining overheard.
Lily and all her little friends,
Were fast aslscp in bed. .-Bosfoa Post
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Drawing Derrangcr pistol, and tax
Ing, by means Of some almost miraculous
calculation, deadly aim, he fired through
the closed door, and entering the brain
Of tie President.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-04-26

and The Barn Yard from the same ar
list. "A table and bureau shread with
crochet work. eight chairs and :he bed,
were all the furniture. Upon this bed,
low walnut four-poster, lay the dying
President the blood oozing FROM the
fiightful wound in the head and staining
the pillow. All that medical aid Of
half-dozen accomplished surgeons could
do had been done to prolong life evil
identity cbbing from a mortal hurt.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-04-26
THE BON.

The box in which the President sat
consisted of two boxes turned into one,
the middle partition being removed, as
on all occasions when. a state party visited
the theater. The box was on,a. level
with the dress circle, about twelve feet
above the stage. There were two. en-
trapees--the door nearest to the wall
having been clnsed and locked the door
nearest the balustrades of the dress circle,
and at the right angles with II, being open
and left open after the visiters had enter
ed. The interior was carpeted, lined
with, crimson paper, and furnished with a
sofa covered with crimson velvet. three
aIm chairs similarly covered, and six
cane -hotiomed. chairs. kestoons Of flags
hung before the front Of the uoS agaiast
Q background Of lace. - "
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-04-26

An old-fashioned Colts revolver was
found in the hall of Mr. Stewards lesi-
dehce after the assassin left. 1t is The
weapon with which Mr.. Frederick Sew
ard was felled On the stage beneath
the Presidents box piece of spur was
found. The gilt moulding around the
front of the box was cut, showing that
the spur hit it and was broken as the
murderer of the President haped from
the box. This, with the pistol and hat
left in the box, show how swift and des-
perate were his movements. An expe-
ument was made to-day which proves
eonclusively that the pistol was fired
through the door of the box, as was
stated, One man sat in the position oc-
cupied by the Presidents another, peep
ing through the hole made through the
DOR by the ballet, found that its direc--
ton was straight to the back Of the sss
ter's haaa
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-04-26

'Fhe readest and best way to fpd out
what htrac duty viii be is to do prcsen.
duty. .e... -. H.. 49,.
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CEED POTATOES. ).

.Cuzco Potatoes, z bushels raised ftosa5 quarts
good to eat and very productive, IA few bpshels
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