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6orses, Carriages, &r.

CARRIAGES (DAAfAGED)--severals oiied by re.
" nova from No Broadway City Assembly Rooms ior sALE
SnsAp, ~ Nv" -eV' C. WITTY. No. SIS broadway.
ZINE HORSES for SALE-Onc team, 10 hands,
fr n one ear is hsnds suitable fr fny or saddle ase'
-ev syish os suitable fr family buggy sr sa
~ loo Apply at carnage w. Nv
Brosdssy, a stable No. 2tS ksynondst' brooklyn
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
% sun ...A7 3o Moon seis.'....-
-.
Ssndy ok.T.03 Island ....7;+4 Hell 0ate'.;H
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Uentistrn.

NJ b. GRIFFINs, No. 25e Grand-st., New-Y ork,
lN opposite Lord sThe sTg-st and cheapest DENTAL
ESTABLISHMENT IN tue world Frrsh every day Every
operation h dentistry performed at unusnaly low prices
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Cost ano fomno.

5000 REWARD-Losr OF sIoLEN last
ROLL Of NOTES containing $50 The abov. reward Will De
paid upon OF the TO the Tribune Once
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Go turner's ano Utbers.

60 farmers ano Utbers.
NTEDICINE FOR CATTLE PLAGUE.-Cure
IVA wArranted DR. II. CLOCK late Veterinary Saigon u a,
os1e No. ~ Noble a., Philadelphia.
CPECYAL AUCTION NOTICE.
- 80 J,nIo. Moving Machines 100 Cenens Horse Hay ofv
.xnS NV Eslos &C. kc. wil be- od At Auct7 On fHD
Inc 20 AZ ii oe the sA Of X. T. HAZEL Co NO
Close tie balance Of stock q Nsnss Psl Al
now.s raTJss,sd .Sxs Eossi'e Az si;' 90 'si~""
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Amnsements. T.

WOODS THEATER-Admissio so cents.
w No sl4 BROADWAY, opposite st. Nicholas Hoe.
The ceoiest Theater IN New York. - = -.
TIE SELECT FAMILY RESORT.
TWO The cAarains
PERFORMANCES NOktELL SISTERS,
THIS DAY, - IN q Q -
WEDNESDAY Juns INVISIBLE PRINCE.
MATINEE Songs, Dances, Duets, etc
CDen ~. Besils ~ MIR b. HILL,
EVENING. 10 his successt u Location,
Opens u. Begnss "BROIhEk SAM
az be secured six days IN ADVANCE
In active preparation. the tnb.qn q
FRA DIANOLO,
To which the worrel Sisters win apEear
GRAND BALLOON ASCENSION. - HARRY
N LESLIE WI refIr his wonde nnd 40 n at sa
elevation a Thousand Feet THIS AFTERNOON be-
and ock the Aeronautic Ampheate Central Part
Open m sunrise m midnight Ascensons continually Adnson
TO the orouud 2j cents
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1lort- Warocn's Notirf.

srAry Hnw-roAa. 4
po,r wAnprxs OsFfcs No ~ wilisgsaLt
NOTICE is hereby given. in accordance with sos
~ lion Of the passed April IL 1857 entitled Ne
oaniI. the Warden OF the Port Of New forA 70 ~ per-
son. Interested having charge Of he subject sss,f sssn
,airv tst the following vssss s's new
s bv the that the d surveys
ea,nsons viii completed within days ne1t eeeesdms ~
pouce on board sid vessrs;
Ship T. j.
shp Superior
Bsfk Emma Mgil.. W oodrh MOO ns'.s
BsfkF
BnrkD
0en George q MEADE. ~ = NJ
zig n. w. Mrfca&s-....
Brig Anna Wsllng
schr Cygnas ~, On rs r,..~A
J. Auo's HxRanAs. Secretary.
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COUNTRY BOARD in Catskill.-FoW five
~ persons be- sceonmodaed delightful ROOMS
BOARD, IN The vicinity r Catssn; situstnn beatty, with wei!
shaded ounas and Ifzz end fu@ view & tie Mountains Direct
Box No. 49, CasLii y o. Term Seto elo
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED-For gentleman,
" vi. and enid vi thin hours ride # the city. Terms
be modersie Aedress Box No 1888 r. Postc fce rg
\ AXE DUNMORE HOUSE, Salisbury Vermont
II This excellent reception
families and our Coaches Brandon convey
TO toe House, CARR TEMPLE n Co. PROPRIETOR
GUNNER BOARD at Stamford, Gonna family
- q eight he OF with
private emiy feTidue ahedlhy miles village
iI q" Neao e. m me gsTden; ttabins aecomm odaons 70
CURED ApIly 10 W F. PALMER on the Cove Road stanford
GUNNER BOARDING-At the WATER CURE.
turkish Baths NrOr Battle Ietic Baths and Movement Cure
jas! the Iee to disease during the Terms
Moderate
SEASIDE, WATCH HILL, WESTERLY, r. J..
~ three miles East OF sonington, Conn.
"PLIMPION HOUSE"
Frt New House and New First, Glass Accom-
uodatiOus Open tho middle Of jane October !.
the whole II is by New
York Soningo all and railroads
meeting with the Shor Line Railroad Sesmers and m boats
meet with al trains s soningOn. for Watch I'LL. Address
A. ). PLIMPTON q Co, Westerly r. L. urti July !.
AneT July PostOfce address, stOnneion, Conn
NVYOMANOCK SEMINARY, NEW LEBANON,
w ~ y VII be open Tor city BOARDERs during the
address Mn y. RODdAN New Lebanon Centre n. y
STETsoS iloUsE LoSe BRANCH June IS
rENHE STETSON HOUSE is now open for the ao-
commodaton Of guests. Room 5 secured spptn
the Aste House. New YORK. by sesGh letter Long Branch
c A. sTEISOE jr., Co.
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TrnXeiers, Guide.

Truveiers' Guide.
80 Albany oy Hudson n. X, Depo. 3oh-s. snd lothsye
aud by Harlem L. r.. Depot f5ths <thav.
Hudson River s;E, 10 q :, aud II D. liar-
len II 4 and o. IN. Sunday train via hudson River,
y. City between Chambers and seth-st
sts.i'n aud City Hall and 26th-st. station
To Albany by steamers St John and Dean Richmond.
dsly SUNDAY elceptedD Of cnsls ~ Rst o
To Albany sod iniermediaie andins by srsmer Armenia
To Albany by steamers G. yibbard and Daniel Drew daily
foot Of Dsbro,sesi ~ r., 80 m
To Baltimore and Washington. by the New jersey u X,
foot Of Coarsnat aid 10 q M, D. nl' ana u
midught Sunday. m.
10 Botou, By Norwich line, Pier ~ n H. asiy
(Snr day :. n'
To Jstou, by kew-liayen H. H., via spriusneid zhst
TO Boston b- New Haven II. r. s7th and An ave- via
Shore Line ei aud Sunday m
10 Caaspcslga. Rochester. Bahlo sasuanca snd West
By Erte RAILROAD loot OF Chsnbers-st. Of 7. 10 O. m,
b:3 and pm Itan................... y N.
For Camden by Ratsn snd Delaware Bay Railroad. from
Pier 81 n r. I'll q "a. aid AIS p m Freight train
'.'''-''
10 I,..ruort by Lon lsand r. r., ames-slip, T.
r. a M aud 30 and lsp m and - snd s% y N
To fInx et.sioNn nterusodate stations, Morrn aud
F,ser M r. TOO, Of Bsrclayst., st $3.50 NJ. BY
roal for stsl Ions OF hilburn 81 4:l0 y m. Nor,
ristown NJ
70 N.w-livsu connecting with r. X. for Hartford, and
sprnghed-seafaers cave Peck SLID ana IL T. NJ
70 Newiayeu by the New Haven IrF2 IItlst AID STD.
sv at.........T T. II 10 Rl5. Jto 3JO and y ID
To Newburgh. West Point, Poughkeepse. Rondout and
Kingston, landing at Cokzens Dock Cornwall and hion
Mary Powell OF Desb,osses st. daily stJ~ m
To Newbugh and fishki by steamer Magenta daily tsan
day exeeYted ii0p tVot VI bsea, st. st.'''..,':'' ~
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EOR SALE-COUNIRY STAT aud FARM Of 81
:. HINMAN. No IS Wsl-s,.
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6oteIs.

DAuROAD HOUSE. Bryar-st, SAVANNAH, Ca,
~ now errn public Any Of the stages vii convey
,.rsef, "a III viii find good accommodations
reasonable rstes
J,HE STORK HOTEL,
OLD SQUARE, BlhhNOIiH
INoLkln
Psrn ,rA Gentleman sriuf Pink4rn vii End this Hotel
aersby located private tnd 10 i. ccneE o. he
town Large additions lately nad with spiyAte
all the comforts Gae home insured 10 visitors IN
his every attention. combined With reason
able charges continuance Of the support
BENJAMfN sCRIvEN. Proprietor.
VNHE HAMMONAsSETT HOUSE, Madison, Conn,
Il ready for summer s9e,ts IL leading attractions are
furnishing s splendid bathing grounds hne drives
good Gsbcg bcbtIs &C. A w good room, not ,shsn.
II PARkEI5 PisPtstey
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6ituaiions {lJanleo-femaies.

A RESPECTABLE GIRL wishes SITUATION,
N small private family TO COOK wiling TO assist in the
Washing aud Ironing reference given Call At her present
ployer's 10. Il Madisou-avc.
4 n American Woman wishes q SITUATION az
"a housckeper widowe fmty preferred Please call o. The
northwest Il Forty hrsts IidAve Entrance IL tcTy
frstst., third floor, back room.
A NUMBER Of well recommended German Girls
"A SITUATIONS do general HOUSEWORK 6e.. a. h
LOVES German Institute No. u Santonst tbe BoweTy
WANTED by yOupg woman Situation as
" CHAMBERM 40 snd Fine Washer and lroner Of will do
the country Of c reference furnished Cl at No J3
Sevsutl-aye cor Th7ich-s.
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Grmnsr Retreats.

dts byrsais BOARD with humanity from ctoes can b.
.d the Trtisl Bah Establishment No ~ Co.aHtistt'
eteSsyI Hs g. tlrse 1shasss' waf rorn Fgieo fry
ROA13D at ELIzAEETH, ~ J.-Iu & strictly pr
- ffly. genieDen snd wives, o. several smfS
v~stnisa Cal 81 adde's Re ~ dofnssye
RoARDERS WANTED--At a Private Honse, al
- 4 Sjouuffins tie Nonutan House
ssss n-sd Address. a. d. LAWRENCE. taiskiL
BOARD n, SOUTH NYACK. Willow Place; first
ca se~snm0daoBs b. fepe carriages end hofes on
,of ssbngi exnfse gousss aAd abundant tAat ooains
sthgi and liver hysc IL Hhsnrpatsedio f
ess AID rrs scsnsryt askeC@s House opens Jolly
ss ehf ROOMS 10 LRf Col CHAS. v. PHELPS, No.
= - hro-asss, the rreBi-es
4 WDNfRY BOARD can be obtained at brst-class
ss hsas miles from Columbia sIfnf nit irom the
en a1 Boston hsisoad add poet oce ere not ~ IRON
80 Esvk, vsgetass, nils 1c Va isrDo edct@a e. H. h
a-esep Csiglsbia Cs
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EARM ZOE sALE-Seventy-liye acres-OI wbich

IGOR SALE--A COUNTRY RESIDENCE, near
Tsryton D. acrcs 81 Land end shade Trees In album
ssDee Loat'oa healthy Price, sdcao Apply toe L. BARtIr
Nc 10 rfoaiwty y. N.
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firemorks.
Alarble nlantels.

=
MARBLE MANTELS.-Th best place ~ the CITY
vi 10 purchase MARBLE MASTELS Of Attest designs vIy
low prices kLABERS Marble Works No @ E.st lsss
3dsve. Y Mattel, put up IN ths country eu @ %,
NIARBIEIZED SLATE MANTELS-superior in
WI Appssnee; durable. half the price OF mstpe T. %
STEWART COS Ihsy and $40 broadway oe''S'h
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Real Csiair for Sale.

A CHEAP COUNTRY HOME, 46Jnnntes from
~ New Yofk HOUSES and LOIr terms q Elizabeth
put n j. h. KELLOGG, E1scutof No - Cedar'si. N y
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METROPOLITAN fIEH DEPARrEKEy I
v,.vw.~ss u.,t Mo- l2T and l2s Mefcfr.st

FmRMLNs Hall Nos TT and IZS MtfctIs
NOTICE to persons engaged III me Manufacture,
storage coHbusbe attention OF deal
respectfully called 20 the pfovions Of
the law passed session Of tie Lesislsture Init ns
md controlling keeping within the city limits
OF unpowde Correction. Bastngpcw der satpesf Explosive
ycprne Fireworks Petroleum Nsphths BenIne Tam
MEM. Buruus FiGid Pure spis Aquafor, Vitro Sulphur
Phosphorus Ether Nitrate Of Soda Nitrate OF silver Lime Tar
pitch Rosn Turp-nne Etrush Cotton Hay Straw FAs Hemp
nsk Ruhes Rags 0sku seaweed Matches other eombusI
be ma'ertsls
All cautioned against violating sale provisions OF law
will be rigidly enforced
relative
my obtained application firenans
Hall hours Of and nom the
pyr,tlept & C. PincLney al his Office, No "a Wslst
By order Of the metropolitan Fire Depsriment .
- ~ c. G. PIkCKNEY, President
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Go Get.

A FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET to small fam
N without board. u Iinnes wak ON depot Ad
u KCRN ~ C-ogsesave. Railway n J.
hESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE to LII
~ Furpted for the season Hsrsrsnsett hoote I've
ell besuifnny snsted eonnAndinHs
D. v,. Of Coed bathing and fishing Ao two
''A'' '' ~ JOSEPH EATON IN. Nsrrs.sn.e,t R l.
|ENTEEk. FURNISHED COTTAGE, six rooms,
W 20 LET Tor months longer NDsiyseeoDd be-
Third Fourth Central lerk at Soo Per moh'D
Apply 1t che house. TO J. SCOTT No ~ Dusue-st
CTEAM POWER-ROOMS with STEAM POWER
~ let Apply prem'e No. 2 tirsisve o. ; PI1oA u
FENO LET-For the Summer or longer fully fur
nisbsd DWELLING II rooms vegetable garden az ana
shsde sttscbed pleasantly heated in West
s 6rren moderate FOR particulars address OF sp
CIV 70 s. HOOPER. Pier No "a North Rive. 49,
rltO LET-HOUsE No. lG6 Ryerson.st., Brooklyn.
In rood Ord.r bath cod water garden IN nice o6"r
desired Inquire Oh ibe ptiset OF Of
ISAAC PADDOCK. No - Dosns-st hsD, 500
fIsO LET-To small family, without children, the
THIRD PLOOR-consiuing TooInt closes dTtSe water
psasry and waereose IN Ho0e No Isl Nntrsvs Ret so
s0nih
NO LET or FOR sALE.-A very eenleel
stoop brick house situate No 80 W est Ll
Peso on diatsiy Apply 70 ROBERT USHER Jt No 2IS
west Thirty fOutbs.
fINO LET-Au old-fashioned HOUSE, with stable
room Cor boses the bowsy Road about miller
no. Astoria lnauirs Il r. IL TITUS On ,h@ pGenies
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DECISIONS:
all who have lost both both ands both
total Of them IL aso
brothTs and others
sssbe banks 10 msfc Immediate sPpcs-
1 Tor CIV on the above pensions. Those whose prosons
must applications Ny ehErre VII be the Zee fixed
h, he PENSION LAW by psrmssion to Samuel
Sinclair ESQ., Publisher OF the orb Tribune Accurate eoprs
NJ The NEW PENSION LAW for ssles Of 5c. zach .
CHARLES NETTLEToN, No. III Broadway New iot
DEWARD.
III FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS $500 REWARD Miriag
IT, Ia. ssturdsy Hit eyed 70 hight sbont
sf, very tek light brown curly hsr LesV black
salow complexion Had on
sbsk and brown felt bat and wss at e-n Al
NJ n.sr the Metropolitan Bank Broadway Any INFORMATION
90. nav his discovery viii be thankfully received oy LIS "
a,c.d 6n,ilv md he reward pad applying
''" ''"'''' n D. CARLILE SON, No 100 te.rts, n y
INHE ORIGINAL ONE-DoLLAR BRokER
..,.h.a q, Ia,s Licensed Brokers the United States
Biois sale Of re valuable goods comprising great variety Of
snd useful articles dollar for each article fo
sd5os terms conditions " send for citcer The stock
consists Of eyerv variety Dry Goods silver P.d Ware Photo
y,.h Albums Hemp aud Capetig Rsg Boots and Shoes
Cnilery, Writing fspef, &c
'"' SDREWs a Co, No. log sudbury-st Boston, Hs's
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Go fDbom II man Gontern.

Alta MEETING Of the Officers Of the Commits
n oers Il Take. aud ella Tuetday June 70 1875
the n,E ng preaullr and resolutions adopted; o.,
esesued friend. WA y Pove mAAe'
e.pey b-eomns In his associates q s ofcs o. the Sotn
Of 10
which this sad cccasionec II H. tie c.ero.
p..olx~A TIE Of WuP called TO
preeua1cnt ske fr the Hs OF
Of HIS and the 81
bea eherii and Lonor bis faithful public
ofir nnprgh citizen and hrn ard He a. irend
children who
81 the nd tion Off beloved
THE hour Of their bereavement
Resovd fnsrs Of tue deceased body and
that the foregoing resolutions be published IN the Daily Tribune
Daily Daily Herald and the New Dispatch aud that
oftb. Se.es.ed DAVID W. ALLEN, Chairman
ALLYN CooPHs. Secretary
A RMY AND NAVY PENSIONS.-We are making
~ under the law for PENSIONS. Allowances
from month Those she sve their certificates should
maj. = new application l. Brown Solicitor.
"'- NJ. Park pace.
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NOR SALE-Ihe old established STORE STAND
AetsFy Duchess County with dwslngsorse and from
n1 with Of frut and never ung
.tTss al a'cr through tHe grounds situated IN The North Eastern
"a i6 nj Of The Hudon River IN
keaut csiy locality the Ire OF the contemplated ra DAD
F win me Eastern Raj Dad which believed
Vii b. coarl~d 80 and about or 10 miles
Ha Rroad Tie store now q ling TO the amount Of
ANY rerson detirous Of
paS, ID address cal upon tie sGb a. AZ e5ay
N LFNIS THORNE.
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Gituatlons Waute0- alalcs.


A SITUATION, by q young man. as Assistant
Bookkeeper Porter JneYoepionhle references and
satisfaction TO these WHO wish bis s,rrces lease
address JOHN NJ. No e5 Ridgc.s
4 SITUATION WANTED-By competent young
~ man. COAChMANi has uncxceptoua ielenees Those
wishing bis services viii fad sober industrious 10y addressing
d. MAMMALIAN No. 22l Westst
A GENCY WANTED for some manufacturing
house by thorough business man. who hs. 'eiral down
furnish satisfactory reference VIII se goods
commission. Address J. c. p. tribune Ofee
rNHOSE wishing MAN of character, reliable, of
integrity pleasing address o s1Teenee midd ssod
eece des with 81 dates required
N r. NJ Tribune Ofie This Is bona hde the lac de-
sired
NtyANTED-By O gentleman of considerable bu6l.
w ness experience SITUATION w.h hm OF lefcane
either domestic rega would Wet south or oIoa1
he could the house. has been IN
q and seve md energetic
possessed n sbs aid talenL Address
W. u. J.. Box No. 5ls3 2. o.. Boston. Mass.
w ANTED-A SITUATION by young man at the
BLACKSMITH BUSINESS 1d~r instruction; AZ the trade
before good arli and objections % the county AedT,
for ~ DAYS A. H., Iribane Ohce
xr-Isu
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE unusual


" eheapS near village Of sing Sing, oveookins tie
odson with u nice choice
with about thee Of land and soue
tlessri cves remarkably place fo family o. children
Pre- $500, weli worth 100
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nor SALE cheap, or EXCHANGE fOr improved

CITY PropcrtyA COTTAGE HOUSE with scres Of good
miles Of Newiofk On the premises, young vi
Sngtbery shade Trees Crops IN ground Bans and Oa
koO-ea Couvenc emf 90 Churches Schools end Dspots
COLE MURPHY. No. 30 fuionst., Brooklyn.
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NOR SALE-The RESIDENCE Of the subscriber,

L'UI
10 q nroats Iuziteh. n j. elevated ground about geo
Which ravei wsiks and road ana from
Nos ok ocol "a t3ou 70 MINI e., and tee ieus
.ore trains Day end ro, esrahy combine city and
sounify dlv e a. te door by ely rekasi
BOYS gill; schoe Of lie h cider hafelei a. % various
ws h0e contains 10 rooms,
81 ed apartments ie v1r waeii Rot col,
barn
NJ " rHe ~ eeas shrubs Sc., 10 varieties Of
mare. Tel ring cerylee backleuie'
Its additional
bad within 20 wllk. Aply on le pieulse OF
a. " WILLIAMS. No. lf4 rrcadway. a abont 10
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a W
N Lare and thlivng sstleDenL 81 Pinesnd mid emsei
Of Phsdsphia by r1road Rich soil produces
hp twenty Iacss a - ss sc's plysoc St our
snd MAJ inrrovrmsn.s Appy 70 CbAS X LANDls Post
klneani lands town.hg NJ tier Gs"er'a roper,
nl he sent frne From Aroff OF
Eotson y-iefs,oi Ld1srof Ihs Ir6Eae " one y ne
..osf sssse erfs uce onof lead poios GHa suot Q
I4oaaaf tAa kAoS fa' eide u "s
Alall,rn 80
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-01-04
COMPOUND IsrHRHsr NorBs.-As every

COMPOUND INTEREST NorRs.-As every
body may not yet know what a com.
pound interest note is, we copy the fol-
lowing description
ut is note having three years to run,
as they say, or payable at the end of
three years, on which no interest what
ever ia paid until the principal becomes
due but on which the accruing interest
is compounded every six months, 1t is
Il legal tender for the principal only. A
ten dollar note, therefore, is worth at
maturity, by compromising the interest,
about eleven dollars and ninety-fve
cents, or nearly twelve dollyrs. The
holder is entitled to present ii at the
Treasury, and TO receive, in lawful mon
ey in round numbers, twelve dollars.
BY the law as 1t now stands, the note is
at no period to be legal tender for more
than ten dollars, and so much Is ex-
pressed on the face of the note itself"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-01-04
A Miraculous gsclra BaAep Rose

A MIRACULOUS EsciPa = BIAep Rose
e-ars Shot at and Slightly Wos~dsd. On
Saturday evening last Bishop Rosecrans
left the Cathedral about 8 o'clock for the
purpose of going to his home, at the
Catholic Seminary near Sedamsville. He
had left orders with his servant to have
his carriage at the Cathedral at ten
o'clock, but being ready to go home be-
fore that time, concluded to walk. Just
after having passed the track Of the
Ohio and Mississippi railroad, on the
Sedamsville pike, he was accosted by
two men, who demanded his money. He
made no reply, but FASTENED his pace
into a run. One of the men then drew
pistol and fired at him, the ball taking
effect in the left leg, just above the knee.
Even this did not stop the Bishop who
succeeded in making good his escape.
The wound, upon examination, proved
to be merely one of the flesh, and, al
though painful, is by no means serious.
Cincinnati Gazette.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-01-04

EUROPE Important and interesting
European news was brought by the
steamships City of Washington and Ma
rathon, which lately arrived at New
York.
Minister Bigelow's speech at the Paris
Thanksgiving dinner had somewhat re
lieved the fears of the European Powers
with regard to Mexican affairs but the
mission of Gen. Schofield continued to
be subject of, comment.
The sudden determination Of France
to repeal the extradition treaty with
Great Britain had not placed the
relations of the two countries in more
favorable position A Paris correspon-
dent connects this movement with the
death of the King of the Belgians and
the supposed desire of France to absorb
Belgium into its dominions. A plan for
the partition of the Began territory
was developed in the Paris Steele, but no
fears were entertained of the scheme be.
ing put into immediate effect
In Spain the troubles of the Bourbon
dynasty were increased, and significant
demonstrations in favor of union Of
Spain with Portugal were projected,
A letter from the Atlantic Cable Com
panys superintendent speaks most hope
fully of the undertaking, and states that
the submerged cable is daily tested and
is found to be in perfect condition. The
Great Eastern will set out again in June
next
After an exciting trial O'Donovan
(Rossa), one Of the Fenian prisoners,
had been sentenced to penal servitude
for life. Stephens exact whereabouts
continued involved in mystery, though
the most reliable report places him in
Paris.
In the London money market on the
18th inst, United States five-twenties
were quoted at SO Id a SO IL.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-01-04

esteem and confidence OF their fellow
members for their unbending integrity,
and their loug-cherished and bitter alb,
horrence OF wrong and oppression, and
still differ widely from them In certain
matters of public policy II is no sign
because the,v men have been hon
ored with thr craftsmanship on impor.
tant commllr.~, that therefore they will
lead the bottles OF which they are mem,
bers IA ANY direction they please, We
expect the session will be characterized
by great spirit and earnestness aud that
the debates on important questions will
be modeIs OF eloquenCe, and well wor-
thy the study OF present and future gen
eratiOns.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-01-04

CHRISTMAS FEsrryAL.-The Sabbath
School connected with the Baptist
Church in this place held q festival In
the Town Hall last evening. The occa-
sion was very pleasant one to all par
ties. The exercises consisted OF singing
by the scholars, tableaux, and last, but
not least, two songs by Miss Eliza Bar.
ney. Miss Barney has heretofore been
member of the school and for con-
siderable time past she has been pupil
Of Prof, b. +. Baker of Boston. Her
singing was very much admired by all
present.
Doubtless the most interesting exer-
else consisted in declaring off the pres
ents with which the trees were loaded.
A veritable Santa Claus mounted the
ladder and clipped of the beautiful
presents which were Immediately passed
over to the recipients whose names were
called. Some of the presents were cost
ly and elegant. Mr.. Cole, the superin-
tendent, received silver butter.cooler
from the scholars, Mr.. Powers a silver
spoon-holder from his class, and Mr..
Haven also received from his class an
elegant gilt morocco illustrated edition
Of Tuppers works. The fine toned in
strument used on the occasion was fur
nished by E. n. Merriam, and was one
of his own manufacture. Everything
passed OF finely, and the exercises were
brought to 3 close at the sessonsble
hour of nine o'clock.