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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-09

At the open board at ten O'Clock Erie sold 81 Tx,
Michigan Southern 7oX y, Northwestern SIX 81
do preferred 70k AT the first regular board the market
was dull but generally steady and portion OF the
list there very decided nrmnsss New York
Central closed lower than n time yesterday,
Reading TX. Cleveland and Toledo y. Erie Il
higher, Michigan Southern ~ Cleveland and Ptlslurs
m Northwestern K-do. preferred u, Fort Wayne e,
Ohio and Mississippi certificates " Western Union Tec
graph y. Government securities were inactive, bu,
steady In Tone Coupon nveiwenties Of the issue
Of 1895 showed advance Of V. Missouri
State sizes wsro y Dwor; do, Pacific Railroad
issue. I. Tennessee skies. new, were
higher Al the open board at one o'clock the market
vas nrm- Erie sold at 7lkaH, Northwestern SAX,
K-prefcrred 7ox, New York Central llo5l. Cleveland
and Pittsburg s41S Fort Wayne l0i5s. Subsequently
there was q strong demand for the leading railway
sharss and 1t halfpast Ave the following quotations
wore current, Northwestern common having previously
sold up 70 ssX:-New York Central ll0sS Ak, Erie
MA y, Reading 1oox X, Michigan Southern 70,s a
& Cleveland and Pttsburg SAX S. Rock Island 1881
AZ, Northwestern 6lk k-ditto preferred 7oX II
Fort Wayne los u Compound interest notes were
quoted thus by tho deaiers:--Juns, 1854, 1l6H y;
July il5,s l1eK; August, ll5T y; October, has
q; December, l13h ~. May, 1895. lllx 1l2k;
August, 1lox lllK September, lioX . n; October,
I0oK llo,s.
Tho gold market continues rather heavy owing to the
bearsh feeling which prevails In the and the large
amount Of coin anoat 10 the street, which loans
TO be made at and at per cent In favor Of the Dor
ROVER. The opening price 1885,, followed by de.
cline 70 1871, tho closing quotation being 1874 u.
The Germania took $500 6s4 In SPECIE and
the City Of Boston $4,000, making for the week
$5s05o7.
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city OF Now York. A. D.,

Charities and Corrections OF tho ''y :" w" -
1901
IRVING HALL-LKcruKn BsHAl -,.
WonEss PRorEcnvE UMos-Mr Dc c, 49, appeA.s1
last evening before q ANAL but highly ~
audience at Irving Hall behalf OF the above
institution The humorous reading OF the ak, ann
titled Miss Briggs the strong minded - thu "a,
Ject chosen for the entertainment Tho subject
without possessing any intrinsic merit was Ut lea.
quaint and amusing. apparently giving satisfac
ton to the audience, who frequently applauded- Tho
ime OF tickets believe quite answered tho sangune
expectations Of the friends Of the Union.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-09

1osn ~ p9wsso Of New Brunswick NJ. suppossa
nv ~ go ~,n laden with spokcs sunk OF stamford
.vn"sy nhW Wrscksrs 10 u
noshng rsrs s.S sposr. md ,sklns Them into s,sm.
lord Ths vessel Il 0wnsa By ,hs eaptain -
Hcmx LUCsA. owned ny wrvh, a,,,,.x -,.r Az a.
wrucions bsow New.brrn. Nc Istin. ans asr vss
rascd ns!s Dry probshy not much damaxca ANA va q
sail for wsshalgton stu s' 50 -
sess Co.oc.p. owned BY Cobb Wight ca,s Of Rocs-
land Capt Pnkam parted her rhains yDih "a ana vs q
s.hor on spruce Iie.e and stove her os.o shs
ma y. board about .erh Of goods owned ~ Wfgk1
Rockisrd for repsss.
s.s been wroaksd Coz date vr psrtculAr Sven VI
III tons bAtheu. anScwno Ia Bosion.
Sleek Island ths kv A2pss v Jsnksopvils 81 as1
r. 90 s.s - ~ ~ rsb" Va ned l.sS, "a Dssi
deaf -. --.t 80.
rsovtscsrovs. Dec 1-narh boat Lsursas. of Bos,os
uisls. s.swssa Rsos ana 1isL ID drew saved -
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


SATURDAY, DEG. s-0PM
The stock market has been alternately strong and
steady to-day although the ncemsncy Of the weather
operated against operations The fact Is that the leading
speculative stocks have been hammered by the bears to
the best OF their ability and 1t is only natural th
action should follow pending which they are likely to
remain firm. The supply OF money is easy at
six per cent to FIRST class borrowers, with
exceptions on securities at ve and weak
houses at seven Tho bank statement for the week Is
likely TO show addition 10 the aggregate strength OF
the associated banks OF several millions although there
ris likely to DO slight decrease in legal tender notes
Their liabilities however. viii probably show decrease
Of ten the amount Of that OF the legal tender note
preserve, while tho decrease In loans can hardly
be moro than half that OF the deposits II
,the decrease In tho latter IL equal to four
ave millions II will be due mainly to the drafts OF the
interior hanks upon their balances here against which
they have RENTED currency, which does appear In
tho statement The principal Of the absence OF
gain In legal tenders doubtless tracsable the West
ern banks making large portion OF their remances
national bank currency. The specie line is likely to
show decrease Of few hundred thousand dollars,
owing - Withdrawals for customs duties and export
mo statement Of the public tDbt for the month Of
November shows IN increase Of soo exclusive Of
the saaount IN che Treasury There Is a-decrease OF
moro than ga. 900 in the amount OF the seven
thirty loan outstanding which 10 duo 70 into
ave twentea The totals Of tho present and previous
afskeenonAs ara A. under
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-09

Work on the Cincinnati, Madison and New Albany
Railroad Is about TO be commenced The road begins
Lawrenccburg here connecting with the Indianapolis
and Cincinnati Raroadl and following the river bank
through Aurora, Rising Sun, Patriot vevay, Madison
md Jefersonviiic, terminates at New Albany Az
tfasted with the present by the Ohio and Ms-is-
sppl and the Jacksonville Railroads the saving in dis.
lance will be very material and greatly f'.litata tho
trade between Cincinnati All Louisville.
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The foreign exchange market Inactive but steady
Bankers bills on England At sixty days quoted
the close al 1924 losh at thrce days Ios5s iiok
Commercial los l0s francs at sixty days 5l5 a5l7s;
at three days six a5i3x. Bills on Berlin u TN;
on Bremen 10 7oh on Frankfort Az 4lt<; on
Amsterdam az Az; on Hamburg 90. 3eh, on
Antwerp 617K ABB +.
The latest quotations for American securities in Lon
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AAn4rar 900 ryNN-fHls nky
sus ssrs ............... WisH .nafa T. "a
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CtAusos AT Naples. on Tuesday, Novembes IL, the
wife OF Charles A. X. Clauson OF son.

Died.
enthusiastically, on saturday evening December
a. OF Inflammation Of the bowels EDgAs BxDYIL aged rs
years and 10 days Due notice will bs given in Monday
papers Of the funeral from his late residence, No IL
South Tenth street wilismsburg
Bors On saturday, December 8. after short III
meas. AsoEL Born1ss 70 years OF age
Tho frsIds Of ths family. also those Of his sonsin.
law Joseph Alden and j. d. Brodsk, are invited 20 n.
tend tho un rsl, to-day Sunday, at twelve O'Clock
from Broadway synagogue, corner Of Thirty sixth
CoLsnp On Friday, December T. Al tho residence OF
her daughter Mn. Mary 0'Connor at Clifton, Staten
Liand CarHARIss relict OF isaac Colsrd tn the s5th
year Of her
The friends Of the family and those Of her sons James,
tend tho funeral Monday noon, at Twelve o'clock,
from her late residence on tho arrival Of tho ono
o'clock boa, from staten Island at tbs FOO, OF whitehall
street, n. Carriages will DO In waiting
CoSsAY-on -aiurday, December =. MAMMA ". In.
fan, daughter u Captain George and Jane Conway aged
The friends u tue family are respectfully Invited 70
attend funeral from tho residence OF her parents,
70 y Sou' Es nn osn m.%Ssrs s.yp
Lodge ~ 275 " NJ, and corntn.an Chapter. No. l5s
X A. ~. arc respectfully invited 70 attend.
aged 90 years, native Of kttoghsrt. county Lexim,
ireland
attend the funeral, from hts late residence, ~ Mot,
street. this tSnndayl afternoon, At one O'Clock
FisiEt a. Norfolk, Va, suddenly. cLAaA W fisHra,
The funera vii take place from the residence ~ her
brother in.aw, w. A Brewer, Jr, Duncan avenue,
ssytn bergen, On Monday anern,6n AZ ono O'Clock
The IA ms 81 tho family afe invited - attend without
'u GsltaS On Friday december :. n-uAt Gusa,s
The rsatives ana frosds 81 tho family are invited "a
attend the funeral on Monday pnIning a. BAL past
street Il ice 70 81 Mchacs church Tbrly .sec9 "a
street. bslwccn Ninth ADD Tenth avenues, ~hore =
solemn requiem mas VII ~ criehfngi tlr the feloss
~ ~ soa Intefmeni in Cemetery 4 hoy Srsai Fa'.
bush
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

BAsKs-porTyR On Thursday December Q, by tho
Rev r. B Van Kiseck, d. D. j EpxUsp BAsss to
MARY E. daughter Of william Potter. NIL OF this city
DwUxxosp-McKsv.-0nT Thursday evening, December
9, nv the Row c. Campbell JoHs DKunxosp 10 Miss
BARnARA MCKAY. Of New York city.
HAwxIss-sANo. On Thursday, November %. AT The
residences of the bride, by the Row Mr.. Walker MI H.
HawKrss to Miss N. 4 sAxo, all OF New York.
MoUiroS--DwvSrsoS On "Wednesday evening, Deem
her s. by the Raw James Milett, nj the brides resi-
deuce Joswru ,. Mourros, late Of R0xbury 10 Miss
GEoRGIAsA DgsyIsos all OF this city.
Rooxas. -HsRnfssoS Tuesday, December 4, by the
Rev Mr. Street, Mr. EScs RooEas 70 Miss ELLxA HAKRIs
son, both of hts city.
Albany papers please copy.
Scorr-GuRsxx On rhunday, Dscember ., by Row.
WIN Afsms n n EDWARD Scorr 70 Evkias,
daughter u waiter = Gurnes all n this city
vaosuEn-I3gARx In Brooklyn, IN Wednesday,, Do
center 9, by Rev. George y Seymour, y>ixsrisg ".
vooWnExs 70 JuiIA ~. second aughtsr % w." y.
Beare, ESQ.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-23
Lessons Should be Short.

Long lessons are unfavorable TO real
progress IN study. | watched daily for
many weeks the course pursued in some
OF the best gymnasia in Germany. Moth
inc was mole surprising, al first. than the
ShortneSs of the lessons All through the
earl ly part of every course of study. the
daily TASK seemed almost ridiculouSlv
short Yet soon became conviced that
the>c short tasks were better than longer
ones. In the first place The short lessons
Were perfectly learned; everything about
every word. In klnguase. for example.
the pupil was ready 10 give every new
verb of his lesson IN every required mode
and tense. number and person, and ererv
new noun and adjective in every required
case in both numbers. Then the words
OF tO-,lay's lesson were combined with
those cf yesterdays AMI those of every
previous day; sentences innumerablc were
made. 80 that the exercise became a re-
view OF everything previously studied
Then iiIe thought of' the lesson became a
subject of conversation. and. a. this had
been anticipated, many bright and inge-
NOUS things were often said. Bv these
processes. the substance oi' The DAYS les
son was Incorporated with the previous
furniture of the mimi; lu>i a. in scien-
tific road-making. the new meial aS 1t l.
called, when skilfully applied in sufficient
ly small quantities, AMI in a moi>i season.
becomes speedily Incorporated with the
material OF the old road-bc,l. .i,ri i,'i1n> a
substantial ami permaneiii foundation for
a good WAY
Every new lesson thus becomes an oc-
casion for observation and inquiry. and
for new and pleasant thought The ob-
servant Ieaciaer knows that the progress ot
a pupil i not measured bv The ground
Travelled over. but by ihe number ui clear
thoughts perfectly mastered and combined
with previous attainmenis. - aS Ia form
part OF the permanent furniture of the
mind Exaclnc>s and thoronghnes> are
the essential Things. and these are possible
only with easy lessons quickly and juyous
ly learned and made "a l'arl ot iAe minds
stock by frequent AMI faithful re,isws-
Massachusetts, T;uoies.
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Look to the Bcot-FooHt.

Ii two persons are 10 occupy :, bed room
durin- Il night. iet them step upon weigh
ing scales "a they retire. and th.n aaain in
the morning. and they will iind ineir ;,c-
tual weight 10 Je al least a pound ie-> in
the morning. frequently there viii he a
loss of two or morc pomti-- anu the aver
a@e loss throughout the wear viii bc more
than one pound. That l.. during the
night there l. the loss of a bound oi matter
which his uone off from their 5o,ii.~. par.
" from the lungs ami partly from iiie
pores of tiic SKIN, The escaped material
i c;,rbonic aciI AMI ,lecave,l animal MAJ
Ter. or poisonous exlllaiionS. This l.
ditfu>c,l through The an III para. and la
part absorbed bv the i,,l cio;ia-, Il =
single OUNCE OF wool or cotton bc burned
in 4 room il Mil - completely ~a-1rslic
the air with smoke. that one can hardly
breathe. though there can he omly an ounce
of foreign matter IN the AR Ii an ouncc
ni cotton la burned every halt hour during
the might. the AIR Wiz b. kept continually
saturated with smoke, unle-> there can he
an open door or window ior il 10 escape,
Now. the sixteen ounct> Of smoke thus
formed are far ie>- poisonous than the SIX
teen ounces Of cNllala;ioilS from lie lungs
:l,i bodies OF the two persons who have
lo>E a pound in wcight during The eight
hours OF sleeping for wlIile ilia dry SMOKE
Is mainly taken inio the l,ln--, the damp
olors from the body are absorbed both IN
to the lung AMI into the por,> oi fhc
whole boIy Need more l.a said to s,.ow
the importance OF having h@lreom- weli
ventilated and oi thoroughly airing rhc
sheets. eoycrieis AM mattresses ii the
morning before ls.,ckil.- ilaan up in lAe
form OF neatly made ie3-ioaraai c1'
HcELi
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iioW Il Conductor SaUed u Young
Lgdy from being ChOked to DEATH.

Not LONG since conductor Cawlcy had
Il, blessed privilege Of carrying out low
H4 couple. who assumed the position OF
":.,nd 'llin's Daughter and her betrotl-
"a, - atltctingly described in the Teach
v- Institute last week
"One lovely hand was stretched for aid.
A"l one was round her lover -
Only in hi, ease, instead of one hand be-
ILL., ''>rytchcd for aid" it was where the
",-r va, cncircling hi, inamorita. They
'"I cyl len;ly been up, or at least awake,
very late tie evening before, for the tram
h'j not reached Faricy, ill the female
member Of the firm WAS sound asleep
m,ang To he wondered at, for the position
~.. had assumed was in every way favor
''.r 20 calm and sweet rep >Se. The by
N.',r- We're simply amused but conduct
or Cawlev, more experienced toresaw Sc
nous, If not fatal. results. Approaching
ihy sleeping maiden. he took one wrist in
lis uand. and looking at his watch with a
Professional air, after few moments ad-
"c,~ i the young man:
My dear sir, do you not see you are
I.ImI YOUR lady !''
Nv hat. :" exclaimed the youth, in open
nouihcd a,tonishcd.
4 "Don't You see you are killing thai
."m9 lady Her pulse is only eighteer
% ii" minute now, and unless you let &C
.'uf held around her neck, you will have
".' checked to death in ten minutes
II let 90. There was some laughing
""''2 observers, but Cawley passed dc
""re'y on.-DuJsYue Times.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-23

\ 1rNNE>sEE LApY Max IIE@
MARX" Gen. Fisk. ut ihe free lm-a'>
bureau. In Il >pench al Cincinnati ia, 9th
cr day. todd tiu~ story: \ trw weeks
:;,o there came ini" my healqu.4 ,e.'s II
Nashville Il Tennc>sc, laa., ELEGANTLY al
Tired in silk AMI velyel, 10 t.ik wi.il iD-,
IL she SAID gave her a seal. Sin.
took il with an air and .;tid Ia want Il
TO recover her property size | by Ihe COY
ermmeni She abused ii heartily. and
read nc 4 lccturr oa li:ikec~ ami aholi-
tiui1i>.S. and rNcrr.ltci 1iiclG Tor hitlin-
her husband in hattie. i.'r he had only
gone with the Souih To IL rhi ior ii> rights.
gave her the circular To read which CON
rainS the conditions Of the Government
Tor claimants 10 comply with she ask
cd me 10 real il for her | toll her |
had no time; that >hc hal better read for
herself, ana then fill mp the blanks pro-
vided 10 prove III. legitimacy oi her
claim. i.ien she admitted that She could
neither read or write
Own that while piiied her, felt 4
little mi>che, ious; 30 poiniei 10 that
Young Ohio clerk, and loli her he woull
write out the document ior her. She
Was horrifie,l. ami asked me with sharp
ne>s and a~perity. 'c:ln thrt mi--ger write >
Yes. ma,lam.' said. and hr will at
tend 10 the business ior you-' Win some
reluctance. she went 10 his desk. lie
arose. bowed, and gave her Il seat, and
made out in a fine round lGanl the neceS-
sary statement, and then read it Tor her.
1t WAS then Offered for her Signature. but
when she drew off her glove, | saw a
splendid diamond sparkle on her finger
as she ma,ie TER 'mI,i., piticd her from
my heart the superiority. the READ supe-
riority, of the negro was seen in the SIM
pie transaction The poor woman per
haps felt it then herself, for she wepi,
came to her senses, regretted her harsh
remarks about The .niggcr, and went
away with ideas more becoming 4 recop
structed woman than when she came.
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Nor VALID.-A story is told of an in
veterate drinker. who signed the temper
ate pledge, but was soon after imbiblng
as often as ever. To his friends who rc-
monstrated with him, he replied that the
document which he had signed was iyalid,
because he had no internal revenue stamp.
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\ young minister, IN a highly elabo-
rate sermon which lac preached, >lil ser-
er.ll times: the commentators 10 not
agree with mc here" Mex; morning :.
poor woman came TO see hinl, with some
thing in her apron. She said her hus-
band had heard his sermon, and thought
it was a very fine one, and a lac sad
Il" the common taters did moi agree with
him. he had sent some of the best kid
neys..
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Tow Corwin used 10 tell story about

Tow Corwin used 10 tell story about
Il horse jockey, whose three maxims were,
first. never refuse to drink with man,
because it won't cost you anything sec
ond, never ask man to drink, because
it will cost you something, and might
lead You into bad habits,' third, "never
mind what happens so long as it don't
happen to YOU
"Are you still in the land of the liv-
ing?" inquired a man of an aged friend
{" No, but | am going there" This world
is the shadow; heaven is the reality.
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To DESTROY RATs.-The Griffin. Ga.
Empire State says that a lady in that city
whose house became infested with these
troublesome vermin, says the simple reme-
dy of dissolving copperas in water, (make
it strong and sprinkle in the most promi-
nent places. will make them leave at a
two-forty rate, and no mistake She tried
it successfully, and has not been troubled
with rats or mice since. 1t is simple, and
will not cost much TO try ii.
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A lady in the bookstore of Messrs.
Ticknor and Fields. seeing copy of
:'Every Saturday upon the table, inquir-
ed if it was published monthly or SEMI
monthly, She was the same party who
asked the Siamese twins if they were
brothers.
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DIPEE. BECK Il SAYLES,

STOCK BROK RS
ND DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
% State Street. Boston.
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UtR.uY. SPENCER Il WEST,

~y,,,,,.'> t,jico A. Simmons wholesale dealerSin
-RONEAE, SPERM. LARD AND WHALE OILS,
Wax AND SPERM CANDLES,
20 STATE and Il Commerce street Boston.
g.. a.. RAkNEy H. F. SPENCER W. c. WEST.
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VI. \. BURR Il co.,

Wholesale and retail dealers in
,NPRIETARY MEDICINES, DRUGS, HAIR PREF
AEAgIOyS, TOILET ARTICLES, PERFUMERY, &C,
fremont Street, next door TO the Museum Entrance.
BURR,
D P KEYEs BOSTON.
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GEO. G.. X GEO. ". CAHOD'

roUNsFLLoRS AT LAW, SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY
rr rr Pensions BvuutieS and Back Pay due deceased
Soldiers.
LYNDON VERMONT.
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Y HE CALIFORNIAN.
ST. JOHNSBURY, VT.
= VI. STONE. & Co. Publishers
,Ioor north of Court House.

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aNi!srrllanrous cards.

". y. ALLISON, Licensed AucI0neer,
-iSyt DANVILLE, VT.
ID. MORSE, Licensed AuctiOneer,
ISLAND POND, VT tmy6f
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WILLIAM W. CIRCUIT

WILLIAM W. CIRCUIT,
LAIN A q T. y I
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
barton VT.
i attend Courts III Orleans and Caledonia Counties.
BARTLETT N BEiDEN,
< GOUNSELORS AT LAW,
MfINDOES FALLS. Vt.
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The Concord Bank RObberu.
How the ROgues were Discovered

TIE ROBBERS IN TIE BANK EIGHT,
NIGHTS.
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I. Is. GAGE, ARTIST,
G. C. GILL ID S

UGALFR ~ WATCHES. JEWELRY. SILVER AND
rAIEr WARE, sPECTACLEs, BOOKS. STATIONERY FANCY
GOODS, TOYS,&c.
h. r and engraving done with elegance and prompt
-- Opposite id Post OaiCe. Main street.